History of Clarksville's Black families in early 1900s explo

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – From discovering a mixed-race farmer who worked well into his 100s to exploring the "Black Wall Street" of Montgomery County, a group of students from Austin Peay State University has uncovered some new history of Black life in Clarksville during the early 1900s. With the guidance of Jessica Blake, APSU

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