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Roots of Sandy Springs exhibit

Kimberly Brigance, Neighbor
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Explore the rich and complex roots of Sandy Springs cultural heritage at ROOTS of SANDY SPRINGS. The exhibit highlights the community's historically largest cultural groups -- Scots-Irish and African- Americans. See how these two groups borrowed from each other to produce the Sandy Springs we have today.

Open Wednesday and Saturday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

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