The History Program of Reinhardt University (Waleska, Georgia, USA) is located on the first floor of Tarpley Hall, hence the title of this blog. The professors in our program are:
Kenneth Wheeler (Ph.D., The Ohio State Univ., 1999) – khw@reinhardt.edu
Theresa Ast (Ph.D, Emory Univ., 2001) – tla@reinhardt.edu
Timothy Furnish (Ph.D., The Ohio State Univ., 2001) – trf@reinhardt.edu
Former members:
Jonathan Good (Ph.D, Univ. of Minnesota, 2004) – jdg@reinhardt.edu jdagood@hotmail.com
Anne Good (Ph.D., Univ. of Minnesota, 2005) – amg@reinhardt.edu agood@umn.edu
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Hello,
I read the study about St. George and Al-Khidr. It’s great! I’m from Alcoi, Spain. St. George it’s the Patron Saint of the city. We have a festival every April 22-24 called Moros y Cristianos in his honor. We call him Sant Jordi, he helped liberate the city in 1276. It is said that when the moors saw him they yelled: Walli, Walli !!.
I would love to learn more
just ran across the blog entry on the atlanta campaign…I’m a local historian and surveyor and am familiar with the areas on those maps…I would enjoy sharing info on those localities, especially laffin’ gal.
scott holcombe
sholcombe64@gmail.com
678-595-8873