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From concept to creation: Honoring a local Tuskegee Airman

Summary by Lake Oconee News
Honoring a local Tuskegee Airman What began more than two decades ago with Simone and Grady Jones wondering why so few people in his hometown knew Hiram Little’s story is about to become a permanent part of downtown Eatonton. An 8-foot-tall bronze statue atop a 4-foot granite base will soon commemorate Little, a Putnam County native and a member of the world-famous Tuskegee Airmen during World War II.
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Lake Oconee News broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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