The Hidden History of Richmond Hill Georgia, a documentary  is now on sale!

Known for its many ties to world-famous industrialist Henry Ford, Richmond Hill, Georgia has a rich, deep history that is the envy of any city on the coast. From Native Americans and European explorers, to rice planters, enslaved African-Americans, Civil War explorers, to rice planters, enslaved African Americans, Civil War battles and an amazing twentieth-century renaissance, the entire lower Bryan County area is a treasure trove full of 'hidden history.'

DVD length: 33 minutes
Bonus features include never before seen video footage of life in Richmond Hill during the Henry Ford era (lettuce fields, sawmill, Butler's store, Ways Consolidated School). 

$20.00 (shipping additional)

Click here to purchase your copy.

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Volunteers Needed

Are you interested in sharing the history of Richmond Hill? Do you have a few extra hours to spare? Becoming a docent at the Richmond Hill Museum is a great way to meet new people and help keep our museum open for the public to enjoy.    

If you are interested in becoming a docent or volunteering in any way, please contact Kenneth Dixon at 756-3697 or by email. He will be happy to let you know our current needs and show you the ropes!  
 

“Reading about nature is fine, but if a person walks in the woods and listens carefully, he can learn more than what is in books . . . ”
―George Washington Carver