Carlos Marin grew up in Mexico and came to this country at the age of 15, without speaking a word of English. He met a kindly teacher in high school who helped him navigate through the difficult transition. He also worked in his brother’s restaurant...
00:53 Johnny Fulmer talks about how a trip to NYC started our Farmer’s Market. Church Street Market 770.499.9393 07:26 McKenzie Snow https://www.facebook.com/McKenzie-Snow-art-205375386463851/ (678) 876-6369 12 Powder Springs Suite 255 Marietta, Georgia 12:11 Annie’s Baking 770-598-1355 http://www.lpfb.us 15:47 Scott and Dixie Reaver The Herb Garden 770-425-8584 19:59 Christian Neculae, Sausage World Dracula Pork and Dracula Chicken http://www.sausageworldinc.com 678-234-7695 24:30 Allene’s Farm...
Christa McCay, the Registrar of the Marietta Museum of History and she thinks holding a piece of Marietta history in your had and knowing the story of the item, is the her passion. She also talks about her love of cemeteries, the museum’s disaster plan...
Johnny Walker and Carey Cox know Marietta. It’s probably because they lived here since they were born and their ancestors lived and ran businesses here too. Carey wanted to continue their descendants’ entrepreneurial ways and asked Johnny to start a new business. So began Johnny...
Sally is the dynamic executive director of the Marietta / Cobb Museum of Art. Over her 8 years, she has grown the museum and reached out to the community to support art and build the community through art. Chalktoberfest is a huge deal and is happening October...
*WARNING* Michael discusses some parts of the fighting in Marietta that may be disturbing to some viewers. Michael shares his love of history and how he became interested in becoming a historian. After that, Michael recounts Marietta as the Civil War becomes real. Battles rage around Marietta...