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I am from Callahan Fla. (Nassau County) we went to the beach every summer as a kid, we called it the black beach and I remember the beach lady. She was a beautiful person and a part of history...
solrakrender 5 months ago
Very interesting, thank you for sharing!
ourDC888 8 months ago
the beach lady was my aunt, I love and miss her so much, I am so glad she's out here in cyberspace for all the world to see.
GCCAtlanta 1 year ago
Word!
CGwithEd 1 year ago
RIP Beach Lady <3 you were so beautiful.
sweeterthananything 1 year ago
ilove that lady she reminds me of my grandma
rcmjrcorp 1 year ago
Insightful video.
donkids 1 year ago
I had read of "The Beach Lady" but I enjoyed seeing this film. She is an inspiration to me.
sabrinamessenger61 2 years ago
My family loves going there. My desire is to coordinate people interested in revitalizing the area and purchase the available properties to bring life back here. It's so beautiful, spiritual & inspiring!
muchtumuch 2 years ago
RIP Beach Lady
shalindriaharam 3 years ago
Not Slave,But kidnap Africans.
sunworship7 3 years ago
Wow i met this amazeing woman very late one night on the beach when i was young, she told me about the whales & how important they are.
bgmtn24 3 years ago
Facinating yet horrifying Truth!
Also American Beach was established in 1933 as a benefit for employees of the Afro-American Life Insurance Company.
Until the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, it was one of the few beaches in the Southeast that were open to African Americans. !
RCATLANTA 3 years ago
amelia island is such a magical, historical, charming place.
i miss it.
thank you for posting this.
Harmonia777 4 years ago
I really loved this video..mesmerizing, sad, historical ...very well done.
bpark375nyc 5 years ago