Savannah Chamber and Visit Savannah staff recently attended a ceremony to unveil a new historic marker honoring Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert, recognized as the “Father of Civil Rights in Savannah.” The event was hosted by Civil Rights Museum CEO Vaughnette Goode-Walker. Among the speakers were Chatham County Commission Chairman Chester Ellis and former County Chairman Al Scott. Dr. Gilbert’s granddaughter was also present at the ceremony.
Historic marker unveiled for civil rights leader Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert
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