Ransom Schwerzler
Inspiring Women
Meadow Garden has always been a place for inspiring women: Dorothy Walton and the enslaved woman, Cloe, were captured at sea by the British during the Revolution. George Walton’s granddaughter, Octavia Walton LeVert, was a member of the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association and wrote Souvenirs of Travel. The early Georgia Daughters saved Meadow Garden from demolition and founded one of the earliest house museums. Women have always played an important role in the history of Meadow Garden.
The Meadow Garden Board is a group of women who work together to share the story of American Independence and bring it to life through historic preservation, education, and patriotism.
Meadow Garden Board of Trustees
Helen Robertson Powell, State Regent
Amy Pittman Lawson, 1st Vice State Regent
OB Wilhoit McCorkle, Meadow Garden Chair
Meadow Garden Board
Helen Robertson Powell, State Regent – Chair
Amy Pittman Lawson, First Vice State Regent – Secretary
Ann Benson Ameye, State Second Vice Regent
Mary Shepherd Kuntz, State Treasurer
OB Wilhoit McCorkle, Meadow Garden Chair
Sue Hawkins Pittman, Augusta Chapter Regent
Ransom Bennett Schwerzler, College Hill Chapter Regent
Susan Price MacEwen, Stallings Island Chapter Regent
Laura Marcella Reid, Honorary State Regent
Melodye G. Brown, Honorary State Regent
Jane Mellor, Development
F. Anne Hinton, Volunteers
Sheila Wright Crumrine, Patrons
Ransom Bennett Schwerzler, Director (ex officio)