Horne House Foundation: Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings, 1969-2018 [CA-010-001-001]

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Brooks County Historical Board

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2018

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Brooks County Historical Board (Quitman, Ga.) , Brooks County (Ga.) , Quitman (Ga.) , Charities , Clippings (Books, newspapers, etc.) , Horne House Foundation for Human Betterment , African American women physicians , Horne, Rose Marie , The Quitman Free Press (Quitman, Ga.) , Newspapers--Georgia--Quitman , Valdosta Daily Times (Valdosta, Ga.) , Physicians , The Valdosta Daily Times (Valdosta, Ga.) , Newspapers--Georgia

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A series of digitized newspaper clippings and articles that chronicle the personal achievements, professional contributions, and community involvement of Dr. Marie Horne and the Horne House Foundation, based in Quitman, Georgia. The collection spans a range of dates, including materials as early as 1969 and as recent as 2018, featuring articles from notable local and regional publications such as the Valdosta Daily Times and others. It provides insights into Dr. Horne's impactful role as a physician, educator, and philanthropist within the Brooks County community.

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1 PDF document, 12 scans (jpg, jp2). 26 Files, 4 Folders. 303 MB (317,955,629 bytes).

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Brooks County Historical Board. (1969–2018). Horne House Foundation: Miscellaneous newspapers, 1969–2018. In Horne House Foundation Collection Series (CA-010-01-001). Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections. Community Archives Project (CA-010). Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10428/7364

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Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections

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This item is part of the Brooks County Historical Board Collection (Quitman, Ga.) and the Horne House Foundation for Human Betterment Series. All rights are reserved by the original creators and the Brooks County Historical Board. Digitized by Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections as part of the Community Archives Project.

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