"The House on Grogan Street"
a documentary by Margaret Johnson-Hodge
Discover the remarkable story of Richard Grogan, a Black man who, just a few decades after slavery, purchased a valuable piece of property near the Marietta Square in Marietta, Georgia in the documentary “The House on Grogan Street.”
A unique opportunity to dive deep into the history of the land and the people who lived there, the property is still in possession of his descendants, and the street where its located bears the Grogan name. It is truly a testament to the resilience and determination of a legacy that has stood the test of time for over a century.
Listen to the oral history of past and present from Grogan descendants and discover how the parcel provided for generations and why it’s still so vital today. 465 Grogan Street is truly a tribute to faith, determination and God’s grace over the Grogan family and their enduring legacy. Come and be inspired by their incredible story.
As a special offer, get the companion book “A Woman Named Mary Frances,” which delves into the life of Mary Frances Grogan, born in 1911 to Eugene and Mazie Grogan and who lived to the ripe old age of 106, learning even more about the Grogan’s family history. Both the documentary and the book are available for $24.99, including shipping and handling. (Book will be mailed. Documentary will be a download.)
The documentary, running one hour and six minutes, includes bonus footage.
A unique opportunity to dive deep into the history of the land and the people who lived there, the property is still in possession of his descendants, and the street where its located bears the Grogan name. It is truly a testament to the resilience and determination of a legacy that has stood the test of time for over a century.
Listen to the oral history of past and present from Grogan descendants and discover how the parcel provided for generations and why it’s still so vital today. 465 Grogan Street is truly a tribute to faith, determination and God’s grace over the Grogan family and their enduring legacy. Come and be inspired by their incredible story.
As a special offer, get the companion book “A Woman Named Mary Frances,” which delves into the life of Mary Frances Grogan, born in 1911 to Eugene and Mazie Grogan and who lived to the ripe old age of 106, learning even more about the Grogan’s family history. Both the documentary and the book are available for $24.99, including shipping and handling. (Book will be mailed. Documentary will be a download.)
The documentary, running one hour and six minutes, includes bonus footage.
Documentary Only - $12.99 (Download)
1 hour 6 minutes with bonus feature
1 hour 6 minutes with bonus feature
Documentary and Book "A Woman Named Mary Frances" - $24.99
Documentary (download) and Book (will be mailed.)
Documentary (download) and Book (will be mailed.)
