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Georgia's Stone Mountain

By Willard Neal

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness the transformation of a colossal rock formation into a controversial monument, etched with the figures of Confederate leaders and fraught with both artistic ambition and historical complexity.

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2020-08-03
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Summary

"Georgia's Stone Mountain" by Willard Neal, unfolds the sprawling saga of Stone Mountain, a gigantic dome of granite, as it becomes the canvas for a massive Confederate memorial. The story follows the bold plan to carve figures like Robert E. Lee, Jefferson Davis, and Stonewall Jackson into the mountain, chronicling the epic journey from the initial idea through all the problems it faced over many years. You will follow the progress of the giant carving, learn about the methods used, and understand the cultural meaning and what it meant to the community involved. The book further considers the earth’s composition and historical relevance of this location, capturing the trials, victories, and the important people like Gutzon Borglum and Augustus Lukeman who worked to create this iconic landmark.

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