He Had a Hammer

The Legacy of Hank Aaron in Baseball and American Culture
April 24, 2014 - November, 2014
| Robert W. Woodruff Library
- Level 2

"He Had a Hammer: The Legacy of Hank Aaron in Baseball and American Culture," is co-curated by Emory University students Kyle Arbuckle, Warren Kember and Brett Lake, who are juniors and members of Emory's baseball team.

Faculty advisors are Pellom McDaniels III, MARBL faculty curator of African American Collections and assistant professor of African American Studies, and Dana White, Emory professor emeritus of American Studies and MARBL senior faculty curator.

Watch the Panel Discussion.

Hank Aaron

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