statue of Tom Lee Memphis Tennessee TN USA

Memphis Tennessee TN, USA, Memorial statue Tom Lee an African-American riverworker, who was personally credited with using a small rowboat to save the lives of 32 passengers from the sinking of M.E. Norman a steamboat that sunk on May 8, 1925, near Cow Island Bend. Tom Lee Park is named in his honor.

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Memphis Tennessee TN, USA, Memorial statue Tom Lee an African-American riverworker, who was personally credited with using a small rowboat to save the lives of 32 passengers from the sinking of M.E. Norman a steamboat that sunk on May 8, 1925, near Cow Island Bend. Tom Lee Park is named in his honor.