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Erected in 2002, artist Dorothy Spradley
Erected in 2002, artist Dorothy Spradley
Located in Rousakis Plaza by the river front
Located in Rousakis Plaza by the river front
E River St
Savannah, GA 31401
https://www.savannah.com

The African American Monument in Savannah, GA is a solemn and thought-provoking site dedicated to honoring the contributions and struggles of African Americans throughout history.

Visitors can explore the monument to reflect on the past and gain a deeper understanding of the African American experience in America.

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Erected in 2002, the African American Monument (AAM) is located in Rousakis Plaza by the river front to symbolize where many African Americans first arrived in Savannah. This monument is of a...

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