The secret reason why actor Pernell Roberts was a civil rights activist

A beautiful Song by Pernell Roberts.

The Americas Revealed

This event is left out of official biographies. He could have become a Native American version of the Rev. Martin Luther King!

by Richard Thornton, Architect and City Planner

Pernell Roberts returned to live in Waycross, GA one last time during the late 1940s. What happened during that short, traumatic period of residence is either only described in vague terms to conceal the chronology or completely left out in most references, such as Wikipedia. These events occurred after flunking out of Georgia Tech’s School of Architecture and when his enlistment in the US Marine Corps was completed in 1948. His two year residence in Washington, DC as a member of the U.S. Marine Corps band had changed his world view.

There is one other strange parallel between Pernell’s youth and early manhood with my own. After graduating from Georgia Tech, I immediately traveled to Landskrona, Sweden to a job arranged…

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Something that every Native American should know about King Charles III

An exceptional story the British public should read.

The Americas Revealed

He is our Friend! We thought that the original manuscript of the Creek Migration Legend was lost somewhere in England in 1735. It described the journey of the Upper Creeks from the slopes of the Orizaba Volcano in southern Veracruz State, Mexico to the mountains of Georgia. Many scholars looked for it through the years and couldn’t find it. I would never have discovered it in 2015 without the direct assistance of HRH Prince Charles and his Asst. Private Secretary, Dr. Grahame Davies.

by Richard L. Thornton, Architect and City Planner

Excerpt of the first paragraph of Chikili’s speech in Savannah

Although North Americans normally only saw the former HRH Prince Charles in ceremonial settings, actually he has devoted much of his life, at a professional level, to historic preservation, urban design, agriculture and archaeology.

Did you know that . . . ?

• He has been the developer and prepared…

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