Wilson County Black History Committee

Wilson County Black History Committee The Wilson County Black History Committee was established in 1994 to chronicle the history of African Americans in Lebanon, Watertown, Mt.

Juliet and other small communities in Wilson County, Tennessee. WHY WE'RE HERE:
The overall purpose of the Wilson County Black History Committee is to research, document, preserve and disseminate information about the history and the many contributions of African Americans in Wilson County, Tennessee.

02/21/2026

Black History Month is a time to honor pioneers of faith like Harry Hosier, whose ministry reached thousands.

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One of the most inspiring messages from the late Bishop Violet Fisher.
12/18/2025

One of the most inspiring messages from the late Bishop Violet Fisher.

This is an inspiring, uplifting message for pastors. You had to be there to have the full experience, but you will certainly be blessed by this message from ...

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209 E. Market Street
Lebanon, TN
37087

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+16154492911

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