History Makers 2014: John P. Franklin, Sr.
Special | 21m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
A short documentary honoring the life and work of John P. Franklin, Sr.
On November 5, the Chattanooga History Center honored John P. Franklin, Sr. with the 2014 Chattanooga History Makers Award. This short documentary honors Mr. Franklin's contributions to the city and details his 60+ years of service as an educator, business leader and government official. In 1971, John made history as the first black elected official in Chattanooga post-Jim Crowe era.
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Special Presentations is a local public television program presented by WTCI PBS
Sponsored by the Chattanooga History Center, the Annual History Makers Award recognizes local individuals or groups who have made significant contributions to Chattanooga, the region, the state, or the country.
History Makers 2014: John P. Franklin, Sr.
Special | 21m 30sVideo has Closed Captions
On November 5, the Chattanooga History Center honored John P. Franklin, Sr. with the 2014 Chattanooga History Makers Award. This short documentary honors Mr. Franklin's contributions to the city and details his 60+ years of service as an educator, business leader and government official. In 1971, John made history as the first black elected official in Chattanooga post-Jim Crowe era.
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Special Presentations is a local public television program presented by WTCI PBS
Sponsored by the Chattanooga History Center, the Annual History Makers Award recognizes local individuals or groups who have made significant contributions to Chattanooga, the region, the state, or the country.