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By Chief Master Sgt. Matt Proietti, 3rd Combat Camera Squadron / Published February 10, 2016 Figurines and artifacts from the Jim Crow era rest in a display case Feb. 8, 2016, at the Jack Hadley Black History Museum in Thomasville, Ga. Jim Crow laws were enacted after slavery was abolished and were used to reinforce segregation and restrict the freedom

Thomasville CNS.TV presents: “Thomasville Today”, Rev. Dr. Earl Williams, Jr. interview: Earl Williams in profile by Latoya Crawford. “Williams’ life is one of many firsts”. Former Mayor, Rev. Dr. Earl Williams, Jr.—Thomasville, Ga., First Black Mayor elected in 1986-1989. He is the First Black City Commissioner in 1982. Mayor Williams was first Black principal at Thomas County Central Middle School

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JACK HADLEY BLACK HISTORY MEMORABILIA, INC. Thomasville, Georgia 2013 ANNUAL REPORT AND ACTION PLAN 2014 “HONORING THE PAST, CELEBRATING THE PRESENT Of AFRICAN AMERICAN ACHIEVERS AND PIONEERS” Jack Hadley Black History Museum 214 Alexander Street Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Black Americans Collecting History, “It’s Educational” Jack Hadley Black History Museum 214 Alexander St. Thomasville, Georgia Board Members and Museum Staff: January

The story of Thomasville and Thomas County is a greatly diverse one, encompassing a plethora of cultures and ethnic influences into it. One local museum has focused its efforts on remembering one important facet of those influences, an has recently garnered national attention through its works. click image below to view the Article in Thomasville Scene Magazine