Mr. A.R. Cordson

Authors

• Tom FullerFollow
• Becky PruittFollow

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Description

Mr. Gordson is 83 and remembers coming to Savannah as a child. "When we came to Savannah, we moved in a nice location and hell, there was some Irish boys, some Jew boys, and we all had a few scraps but we got along, remarkably well." He also talks about the construction industry which has undergone many changes.

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Publication Date

1973

Recommended Citation

Fuller, Tom and Pruitt, Becky, "Mr. A.R. Cordson" (1973). Happiness & Hard Times. 3.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/happiness-lane/3