A look back at segregated baseball in Savannah. From the era of Reconstruction until 1964, the city of Savannah operated separate and unequal park systems for white and Black people. The division was not laid down by statute, but was understood by all, a prime example of customary segregation in the era of Jim Crow. The reformist mayor of the early 1960s, Malcolm R. Maclean, recalled that "it had been customary, only whites could play basketball in Daffin Park." That was the context for the arre

Exploring the Haunted Kehoe House in Savannah, GA