Tour brings Bainbridge history to life
The Decatur County Historical Society presented a walking tour of the Oak City Cemetery, bringing local history to life through portrayals of notable Bainbridge residents. The tour featured historical figures who made significant contributions to the community in various fields.
The Decatur County Historical Society hosted a walking tour of the Oak City Cemetery, featuring portrayals of five notable Bainbridge residents. The individuals portrayed were J. Orson Smith, David Ramsay Simmons Sr., Damon Taylor, James Bronza 'Red' Long, and E.G. Elcan. Each of these individuals made significant contributions to the community, including business, education, and civic life. Smith was a vice president at Flint River Mills and supported local organizations. Simmons Sr. was involved in the family business and served on local boards. Taylor taught at Bainbridge High School and owned a flower shop. Long worked for the City of Bainbridge and ran a bait and tackle shop. Elcan was the superintendent of Bainbridge City Schools and later became principal of Bainbridge High School. The tour brought their stories to life through historical portrayals.
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