We Need Your Help
Wish to support Mount Olive Cemetery Historical Preservation Society and any of the project the we use to serve the community please send your donation to the following address:
Mount Olive Historical Preservation Society
P.O. Box 352
Clarksville TN 37040
We now can take Credit/Debt Cards Through PayPal at the following link
New Partners for 2009
Moore Elementary School (Clarksville)
Growning Seeds in Grow Lab to be planted in Brandon Hill Youth Community Garden
Spring 2009
Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club
for more information visit
www.bsmcofclarksville.com
Past Events
Black History Month Celebrations
Special Thanks to all those who support of Annual Clean Up Day for
Black History Month —
Local Wal-Mart Store Managers & Employee, Buff. Soldier
Motorcycle Club, Fifth Ward Missionary Baptist Church.
March - 2009
Brandon Hills Community Youth Garden — Garden Gala will be on Saturday, March 21 at 9am, 1202 Commerce St. Clarksville TN, at the corner of Glenn Street and Commerce Street. Lunch will be served. Displays, Information, Special Speakers, Entertainment, and fun for all
President/Executive Director of The Mount Olive Cemetery Historical
Preservation Society will be honored by The Buffalo Soldier
Motorcycle Club
May - 2009
May 28-31 (All Day Event) — Brandon Hills Youth Heritage Garden —
Presents a photo gallery in Governor Square Mall (Border’s Lobby)
Theme: Preserving
History Through a Child’s Eye Plus More…..Everybody in the
Clarksville Community is invited.
Make A Difference Day 2009
Support the Art in Tennessee
February 18, 2010
At: 4:30 PM
Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library
UPSTAIRS
Our Mission
It is the intent of the Mt. Olive Cemetery Historical Preservation
Society to emphasize the influence and contributions of
African-Americans regarding the history, education, development, growth,
and culture of the Clarksville, Tennessee area. The incorporators
of the Society believe this may best be achieved through education of
local youths and an organized collaboration between local government,
the Society, and private citizens, each of which holds interest in
discovering and preserving existing records, artifacts, and properties
that represent the history of achievement and contribution.
--Current News--
The Leaf Chronicle - January 18 2010 - African-American Cemetery To Receive Major Restoration
The Leaf Chronicle - January 24 2010 - Clarksville Woman: Cemetery Work Causes Problems
--2010 Calendar of Events--
Day of Service: Remembering Forgotten Souls
You are Invited
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Saturday April 24, 2010 - Mount Olive Historical Cemetery - Clarksville TN 37040