INITOTO88 H&H: Rose Hill Cemetery, Macon, GA
INITOTO88 H&H looks back at Rose Hill Cemetery, 1091 Riverside Drive, one of Macon’s historic landmarks and the resting place connected with Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, and the Bond Tomb.
INITOTO88 H&H looks back at Rose Hill Cemetery, 1091 Riverside Drive, one of Macon’s historic landmarks and the resting place connected with Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, and the Bond Tomb.
INITOTO88 H&H revisits the memorable story of Oprah Winfrey arriving unannounced in Macon and making a whirlwind tour of the city, followed by packs of adoring fans before her celebrated visit to H & H.
INITOTO88 H&H remembers Inez Hill, known throughout Macon as “Mama Hill.” Her story remains part of the history surrounding H & H, its community, and the generations of people who gathered around the restaurant.
INITOTO88 H&H celebrates Mama’s Big Day and the remarkable connection between H & H, Mama Louise, and Macon’s musical history. It is a story shaped by friendship, hospitality, good food, and unforgettable moments shared around the table.
INITOTO88 H&H explores another piece of Macon history with the Allman Brothers Band’s first house from 1969 at 309 College Street, connecting the people, places, music, and stories that helped shape the city’s cultural legacy.
A pessimist might say, a good deed never goes unpunished, but last weekend, in a room full of smiling optimists, Gregg Allman told the crowd that, ”one shared plate of smothered fried chicken at…
The Allman Brothers Band's First House (1969); 309 College Street (on right)