#susiekingtaylor

[gullahislandfarmer]

Women’s History Month Trivia about the Gullah Campfire Supper with Stories and Songs Which of the four women did the things listed? 1) The 1st African-American army nurse 2) Started teaching at age 14 3) Testified in a court martial case in Beaufort SC 4) Wrote letters for soldiers in Beaufort hospital 5) Founded the 1st free school in the state of New Jersey 6) Worked as a baker in Beaufort SC 7) Cleaned ammunition for Union Army 8) Spoke German and played Chess Hear more about these women and present day local woman making history in our Gullah community, Sará Reynolds Green, wife of @gullahchefbillgreen . The supper is this Saturday, 6:30 pm. Arrangements are made in the event of rain. The food for the meal will be prepared in the Gullah tradition. For reservations click the link in the bio. #susiekingtaylor #clarabarton #harriettubman #charlotteforten #womenshistorymonth #womenshistory #women #history #civilwar #civilwarhistory #portroyalexperiment #beaufortsc #beaufortdistrict #schistory #discoversouthamerica #campfirecooking #campfirestories #campfiresong #gullahgeechee #gullah #gullahhistory #penncenter1862 #sthelenaisland #agritourism #farm #foodie #foodies #hipcamp (at Morning Glory Homestead) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMyLcUvh-ij/?igshid=1unfvzkd7mtr6

[natagayda]

This quarter I was lucky to take an extremely interesting class - Savannah Hidden Histories. Savannah is pretty touristic site, same as Lviv, were I lived before. And, same as Lviv, it has plenty of stories that usually are not presented for tourists. So we learned this kind of stories, and made a research (we really were making calls to museums and archives!). Our professor is amazing, and my only wish is to have this class not online, but it’s not something anyone could choose this Spring. One of the things I’ve produced for this class is a picture of Susie King Taylor, who was born as a slave and eager to learn. When she was small, she was stydying in one of Savannah’s secret schools for slaves and helping other slaves writing the passes so thay can travel and not to be caught. What an amazing woman! #scad #savannahgeorgia #scaddotedu #hiddenhistories #susiekingtaylor #illustration #procreate #ipadproart https://www.instagram.com/p/CAvyiuVjTrr/?igshid=hc0734itw9xv

[bloodyredhunny]

#SusieKingTaylor ❤✊

[sablesouls]

In 1890, after a trip to care for her dying son, Baker wrote her memoirs which she privately published them as a book in 1902 as Reminiscences of My Life in Camp with the 33rd US Colored Troops. Susie Baker King Taylor died in 1912 at the age of sixty-four in Boston. #sablesouls #susiekingtaylor #mylifeincamp