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Stories of Atlanta - An Innocent Bystander

A Case Of Being In The Wrong Place At The Wrong Time - Soloman Luckie

02/09/2016 | Rating NR

Stories of Atlanta

Stories of Atlanta - An Innocent Bystander

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A Case Of Being In The Wrong Place At The Wrong Time - Soloman Luckie

As General Sherman’s army approached Atlanta, it was met by defenses so impressive that Sherman decided against an all-out attack. Instead he bombarded the city with cannonballs. One of those struck a lamppost and exploded at the feet of a local barber. He did not survive, but the lamppost exists today and commemorates the death of the ironically named barber.

02/09/2016 | Rating NR

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