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Preservationists
Tour Westville
Westville thanks the many people who assisted in making this tour
a success. As part of the meeting, Westville hosted a tour of the county, which included Westville, Singer-Moye Indian Mounds, West-Moye Plantation, Green Grove Baptist Church and School, The Bedingfield Inn, and the Lumpkin and Richland Historic Districts. The Bedingfield Inn hosted an hors d'oeuvres party after the tour, where Sen. Hooks, Rep. Greene, Richland Mayor Olan Faulk, and County Commission President Stonie Patterson met with the group. Lumpkin Mayor Ed Cannington was out of state on business. A special guest was Atlanta Journal editor Jim Wooten, who enjoyed the tour. Charlotte Frazier, the new chair of HPD's African-American Network, also enjoyed the tour as did Donald Beall, president of the Stewart County African-American Heritage Society. HPD Division Director Ray Luce and Deputy State Historic Preservation Officers Carole Griffith and Richard Clous were present as well. Westville Executive Director Matthew Moye is the 1999-2000 Chair of the Georgia National Register Review Board.
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