Farm plots on this feature were given away for nineteen dollars during the Fourth Land Lottery, and it was named by the founder of Mercer College, Adiel Sherwood.
Farm plots on this feature were given away for nineteen dollars during the Fourth Land Lottery, and it was named by the founder of Mercer College, Adiel Sherwood. William Simmons and Samuel Venable climbed it in 1915 to burn a cross, signifying the rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan, which is why it is mentioned in the "I Have a Dream" speech. This landmark's most notable use was the idea of Helen Plane and Scott Candler, and was executed by such figures as Walker Hancock and Augustus Lukeman after Gutzon Borglum quit. For 10 points, name this protrusion in DeKalb County, Georgia, where monuments to such figures as Robert E. Lee comprise the "Confederate Mount Rushmore."
Farm plots on this feature were given away for nineteen dollars during the Fourth Land Lottery, and it was named by the founder of Mercer College, Adiel Sherwood.
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