EPISODE · Nov 16, 2023 · 20 MIN
E41 Lake Linear
from Podcache Radio · host Joe & Andy
Send us Fan MailHistory of Lake Linearhttps://newsone.com/4185919/lake-lanier-black-city-oscarville/ One of the most significant impacts of the construction was the flooding of historic African American communities. The Corps purchased land, which included farms, homes, and even cemeteries, to make room for the water. For many residents, this marked a major disruption in their lives, as their heritage and ancestral lands were lost, and they were forced to resettle elsewhere. The submerged towns and communities, particularly in the southern part of the lake, remain an important but often overlooked part of the lake’s history. Contact us at:@PodcacheRadio on X (Twitter)[email protected] Radio (buzzsprout.com)https://podcacheradio.buzzsprout.com/shareLike, subscribe and give us a 5 star review anywhere you listen to this podcast!Support the showFacebook https://www.facebook.com/share/1Ep2zXp1kE/Twitter/X @PodcacheRadio Email [email protected] https://www.youtube.com/@PodcacheRadioWebsite https://podcacheradio.buzzsprout.comSupport the Show https://throne.com/PodcacheRadio#QuestionEverything
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Send us Fan Mail History of Lake Linear https://newsone.com/4185919/lake-lanier-black-city-oscarville/ One of the most significant impacts of the construction was the flooding of historic African American communities. The Corps purchased land, which included farms, homes, and even cemeteries, to make room for the water. For many residents, this marked a major disruption in their lives, as their heritage and ancestral lands were lost, and they were forced to resettle elsewhere. The subme...
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