Newspaper article: Library Program on Rappahannock County's Graded School
Identifier: 2014.2.242
Object titles: Library Program on Rappahannock County's Graded School
Acquisition and Creation Dates:
Acquisition Date 1965 - 2012
Date Cataloged May 26 2014
Acquisition Date 1965 - 2012
Date Cataloged May 26 2014
RHS Keywords: Black History,Schools
Library of Congress Subject Headings: African American schools [info:lc/authorities/subjects/sh2004002512]
Object Source Information: RHS Archives,RHS reference
Georeference: [38.5939343,-78.1405281]
Description: At a program held at the Rappahannock County Library, people described their experiences at the county's graded schools. Though the schools were segregated and there was no high school in the county for African-American students, their teachers did their best to provide a high level of education for the students.
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