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Please Note: This event has expired.
The BIRMINGHAM AFRICAN AMERICAN GENEALOGY GROUP is a membership-based organization devoted to the study of genealogical family research. Each month BAAGG presents different topics related to genealogy work and researching personal family histories.
CARRIE A. TUGGLE: EDUCATION PIONEER (Case Study)
Our Instructor, Dr. Sylvea Hollis, will lead us through the life and work of African American educator and social activist, Carrie A. Tuggle (1858-1924). An important civil, voting, and woman rights pioneer, Tuggle will be remembered for her work and fight for educational equality. What makes her important for us, is the work and legacy she left here in Birmingham, Alabama.
ADMISSION INFO
Please Note: Due to Covid-19, all of our monthly events will be held via ZOOM until further notice. These events require paid membership in BAAGG, except as noted. All BAAGG events are held on Sundays, except as noted. Events are subject to change without notice. Visit www.baagginc.org. for more information.
Website: https://www.baagginc.org
LOCATION
No Address, Birmingham, AL 35211
