"Schools for Negroes" in Leon County
Item
Title
"Schools for Negroes" in Leon County
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Type
Text
Date
1938
Description
A list of all the African American segregated schools in Leon County in the year of 1938 with additional handwritten notes. It includes: Barrow Hill; Bell; Bellair; Bond; Centenary; Concord; Copeland; Crenshaw; Darkin Pond; Greenhow; Griffin; Gunn Pond; Horseshoe; Johnson; Jones; Kirksey; Lake Hall; Lake Lafayette; Lake McBride; Lincoln; Long Pond; Lucy Moten; Macon; Miller Pond; Mosely; Mt. Zion; Norris; Ochlocknee; Osceola Street School; Patton; Pleasant Grove; Popular Springs; Raney; Richardson; Rock Hill; Roberts; Sheppard; Station One; St. John; St. Mary's; St. Paul; St. Peter's; St. Stevens; Turner Grove; Tuskaiwilla; Tuskeena; Ward; Woodville.
Genre
Documents
Language
English
Place
Leon County (Fla.)
Physical Description
1 page
Identifier
JGRCMA-LCSC-B028-F027-I001
Topics
Leon County School System (Fla.)
Historic preservation
African American schools
Time Period
Jim Crow (1877-1964)
Physical Location
Leon County Schools Collection, John G. Riley House Archives, Tallahassee Community College Library, Tallahassee, Florida.