Anna Bunch: Commemorating the Life of an Enslaved Woman with a Bust Unveiling at Rippa Villa @TheBattleofFranklinTrust
Anna Bunch: Commemorating the Life of an Enslaved Woman with a Bust Unveiling at Rippa Villa  @TheBattleofFranklinTrust
Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
August 7 was a day of joy in Spring Hill as the community gathered to dedicate a bronze bust of Anna Bunch, a woman born into slavery who embraced freedom and built a good life for her family. She lived and worked for several years at Rippa Villa in the 1880s, and her family has a strong and important legacy in the community. Join us for this moving and celebratory moment!

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Anna Bunch: Commemorating the Life of an Enslaved Woman with a Bust Unveiling at Rippa Villa

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