Emory theology librarian helps lead restoration of African American cemetery | Emory University

Emory’s Pitts Theology Library is part of a network of institutions restoring and mapping a forgotten African American cemetery in Greene County, as well as creating an archive for Georgia’s historic rural churches.

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