Greenway’s new restaurant on Garnett Street is open. Lunch: Sunday – Fri 11 – 2 Dinner: Fri – Sun 5 – 10
Located in the old Wildflower / Bullpen / Jessica Charles / restaurant location
Martin Robinson Delany had many careers — doctor, editor, author, politician, judge, and army officer. He used his talents toward abolishing slavery and promoting emigration for African-Americans. He went to Harvard to become a physician, and during the Civil War recruited soldiers for all-black units in the Union Army. He attained the rank of major, becoming the first African-American with a regular army commission. After the war, Delany was active in politics, wrote several books, and became a judge. In his final years, he returned to the practice of medicine. Today in the U.S., there are 872,000 physicians and surgeons — 6 percent of them African-American. This special edition of Profile America is a public service of the U.S. Census Bureau.
Welcome to the Weekend Open Lines!