History | Southern Gestalt

A pondering of Confederate Memorials, ‘Lest We Not Forget’ the way the South once was.

April 9, 2015
History

One hundred and fifty years ago, this week, the South surrendered in the Civil War. Most of Confederate Army returned home to a place in which the culture and…

Southern Explorers

March 13, 2015
History

Over the years many people have been interested in exploring the South from the times of the early Spanish arrival to even the readers and adventurers today who are interested…

Disrespected and forgotten in life and death

February 18, 2015
African American

Every day here in Tallahassee, Florida hundreds of people drive by a small lot in the middle of a popular neighborhood. The area now known as Betton Hills was once…

Artists and Archeology in the WPA

February 7, 2015
archeology

During the Great Depression in America, President Franklin Roosevelt created many programs as part of the New Deal to put people that were unemployed back to work. One such program…