Burkett creates audio ‘living history’ of Cherokee County

by BY BETTY EWALT TAYLOR
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John Mendoza of Jacksonville visits with Deborah Burkett as part of the Cherokee County Historical Commission's living history project. Videos and tape recordings of oral histories of Cherokee County are available in the commission's archives.


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