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Hometown Histories – Lillian Turner Holly
Our third “Hometown Histories” profile features Mrs. Lillian Turner Holly, who was born in Madison and returned to our community later in life with her husband Hank. Lillian enjoyed an extraordinary career as a teacher. MCAAHA met with Lillian recently to learn more about Lillian’s gifts as a wife, mother, homemaker, and educator.
Hometown Histories – William Lee Frye, Sr.
Our second “Hometown Histories” profile features Mr. William Lee Frye, Sr., a lifelong resident of the Shelby area of Madison County. Mr. Frye inspires us with his love of family and his hometown roots, as well as his admirable work ethic and craftsmanship skills!
Hometown Histories – Mary Blakey Jones
Introducing our Hometown Histories! Our first spotlight features Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Blakey Jones, a native of Madison. Her family was among those displaced from Shenandoah National Park.
Honoring Madison Men of Color in the Civil War
In late September, historian and MCAAHA board member Zann Nelson led an informative discussion on men of color from Madison County who served in the Civil War. The event was part of Revalation Vineyard’s “Sip & Learn” series.
Honoring African American Soldiers
On May 20, 2023, the Madison County African American Historical Association partnered with Right the Record and History Quest to honor more than 300 African American soldiers who fought for the United States in the Union Army during the Civil War.