I’m not sure, Harry. I usually photograph murals, as well, but was unable to do it the other day. I believe it honors local educators, but I can’t be sure. I will photograph it next time I’m there. Thanks.
You’re right – it’s called “Over the Top: A Celebration of Education,” and it was painted in 2003 in honor of Statesboro’s Bicentennial. The man on the left is William James, a prominent African American educator of the early 20th century who established the Statesboro Industrial and High School in 1906 (building in upper left corner of mural).
What is the mural?
I’m not sure, Harry. I usually photograph murals, as well, but was unable to do it the other day. I believe it honors local educators, but I can’t be sure. I will photograph it next time I’m there. Thanks.
You’re right – it’s called “Over the Top: A Celebration of Education,” and it was painted in 2003 in honor of Statesboro’s Bicentennial. The man on the left is William James, a prominent African American educator of the early 20th century who established the Statesboro Industrial and High School in 1906 (building in upper left corner of mural).