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"Teachers Remember One Room Black Schools"

Pulaski Times Journal, Jan 09 1977. p. 18.pdf

Mrs. Mary Baker, Mrs. Maude Toler, and Mrs. T.G. Howard remember their time teaching in one-room Black schools. Five out of seven schools for Black children were one-room schools: West Dublin, Draper Colored, Christian Hill, Little Creek Colored, and…

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Multiple articles detailing historic recollection of Black history in Pulaski

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Spread with multiple articles on two pages: "Black heritage in Pulaski recalled"; "Blacks need to remember past,' says David Jones"; "Educator enjoying past and present"

Multiple articles detailing recollection of Black history in Pulaski.

Tags: 1840, Black history, black-owned businesses, Bluefield State College, Brookmont, Burrell Memorial Hospital, Calfee School, Capt. Lee Calfee, Captain Shaffer, Caroline County, Catherine Jones, Central Point, cerebral palsy, Charles Milliner, Charles R. ad Mary J. Jones, Christian Hill School, Christiansburg Institute, Dave Miller, David B. Jones, Dora Furnace, Dr. P.C. Corbin, Draper School, Draper Valley, Dublin Garment Company, Dublin School, Eckman West Virginia, Ed Hicks, enslaved people, enslavers, farm, Fort Chiswell Mansion, Franklin County, Great Depression, Hannah Hicks, Jackson Avenue, Jackson Park, Jefferson Elementary School, Jefferson Mills, McGavock Farm, mining, Mount Olivet Road, Mrs. Mary Milliner Baker, music, New Century United Methodist Church, New River Community College, Newbern, newspaper, Norfolk & WEstern Railroad, Philadelphia, plantation owners, Plastic Plant, Pond Lick Hollow, population, prejudice, Pulaski, Pulaski County, Pulaski Iron Furnace, Pulaski Iron Works, Rahway New Jersey, Randolph Avenue United Methodist Church, Roanoke, Route 11, Ruby Cox, Russell County, Sarah Hughes Johnson, school, Simmons Beauty Rest Matteress Company, Singer Sewing Machine Company, slavery, Southwest Times, time capsule, Valley Street, Virginia General Assembly, West Virginia State College, William Wysor, World War II, Wythe County

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"Teachers Remember One Room Black Schools"

Spread with multiple articles, 2 of 2: "Black heritage in Pulaski recalled"; "Blacks need to remember past,' says David Jones"; "Educator enjoying past and present"

Spread with multiple articles on two pages: "Black heritage in Pulaski recalled"; "Blacks need to remember past,' says David Jones"; "Educator enjoying past and present"