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| Members of the congregation at the First African Baptist Church arrive during the final preparations for the Christmas mass. The church itself, a beautiful example of Souther Baptist culture was one of the first free Afro-American Churches in the South. |
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| Savannah, Georgia, the city that lays at the end of the road, and in a world of its own at night (L) shows off its immaculate works of art during the day (R.) |
| Most famous for its parks and cemeteries, as well as its spooky ghost stories, Savannah takes on a mysterious look as the spanish moss hangs from towns many willows. |
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| Nita's has been here for as long as Savannians can remember. She has cooked for them when they were children now she continues to cook for them. And those with a sensitive palate can always count on her delicious soul food for much filling meals (above, left) And for a little more gourmet, The Pink House serves you right with delicious meals from the European cousine (above, right) |
| The Duncans, a lovely couple symbolic of infamous Southern hospitality not only own and operate one of the most exquisite print shops, but they also are a wealth of information on the Savannah culture. (above, left) But for details and first witness accounts you may have to meet Emma Kelly, the lady of 6,000 songs. (above, right) |