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Ware High School grant records

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSS-264

Scope and Contents

Material covers documentation of a grant to fund a series of events to commemorate the anniversary of a historical court ruling.  The material consists of 5 folders covering the grant application and award of the grant, general correspondence in arranging the series of events, historical background, photocopies of newspaper articles deemed relevant to the project, publicity materials and photographs.

Dates

  • Created: 1997 - 1999
  • Other: Majority of material found in November 5, 1997-November 5, 1999
  • Other: Date acquired: 12/22/2006

Creator

Conditions Governing Access

no resrtictions

Biographical or Historical Information

This material was donated to Special Collections by Dr. Edward J. Cashin while serving as Director of the Center for the Study of Georgia History.  The material documents a grant that was used to stage the event The Centennial of  the Supreme Court Decision in the Ware High School Case (Cumming et al. vs. County Board of Education of Richmond county 1899) The Case that Established the Separate but Equal Treatment of the Races. October 19 through October 22 1999.  Dr Morgan Kousser, California Technical Institute, an authority on the Ware Case presented two lectures, the first on October 19, 1999 in Augusta State University’s Butler Lecture Hall. Judge Ellen Connally, Cleveland Ohio and Professor Paul Finkelman, Tulsa University; both descendents of plaintiffs in the original case, participated in this event.  A second lecture was presented on October 20, 1999 at the Augusta-Richmond County Museum.  This was followed by the unveiling of a historical marker commemorating Ware High School.  A third program was presented at the Paine College Odeum on October 21, 1999.  A play, based on the Ware High School Decision of 1899, entitled Ware and When, written by Dr. James Garvey, Augusta State University, was preformed at Davidson Fine Arts School on October 21 and 22 1999.  The performers were students of Davidson Fine Arts School

Note written by

Extent

6.00 folders

Language

English

Arrangement Note

Folder 1   Grant package, The Ware High School Decision a Hundred Years Later 3 copies   Correspondence to Fred Barnabei from the Georgia Humanities Council May 27, 1999 1 copy   Correspondence to Fred Barnabei from the Georgia Humanities Council June 9, 1999 2 copies   Correspondence to Edward J. Cashin from the Georgia Humanities Council August 16, 1999 1 copy   Financial report form for the grantee Center for the Study for Georgia History to the Georgia Humanities Council   Final Report: The Ware High School Decision a Hundred Years Later.  Includes evaluations 1 copy Folder 2   Correspondence and invoices relating to the arrangements for the event and the expenses for the principal speakers (April 22 1998-November 30, 1999) Folder 3   Correspondence to Edward Cashin from Josephine Herrald Love and a photocopy of her grandfather’s bibliography for the Georgia Baptist which had been handwritten by her mother November 5, 1997   Photocopy of a paper.  Kousser, J. Morgan.  Separate but not equal: the Supreme Court’s first decision on discrimination in schoolSocial Science Working Paper  Number 204: 1978   Correspondence to Dr. Kent Anderson Leslie from Judge C. Ellen Connally May 25, 1996   Correspondence to Mary Harper Ingram from J. Morgan Kousser  November 15 1976   Photocopy of a genealogy chart for the Raymond Ladeveze and Caroline Bouyer Ladeveze family Folder 4   Promotional brochure for The Centennial of  the Supreme Court Decision in the Ware High School Case (Cumming et al. vs. County Board of Education of Richmond county 1899) The Case that Established the Separate but Equal Treatment of the Races. October 19 through October 22 1999. 5 copies   Program for the production of Ware and When, an original play by Dr. James Garvey.  Cast and crew are listed.  2 copies   Copy of the script for the play Ware and When   Photocopies of newspaper articles   Press release 3 copies   Promotional material for the Center for the Study of Georgia History Folder 5   Photographs by Angela Owens C[?] of the dedication of the Ware High School Marker on October 20, 1999 13 photographs   Photographs by Judge C. Ellen Connally               Ware and When cast performance October 21, 1999 4 photographs               Edward J. Cashin, Butler Lecture Hall October 19, 1999 1 photograph               Dedication of the Ware High School marker October 20, 1999 1 photograph Folder 6             7 photographs photographer unknown of the dedication of the Ware High School             Marker on October 20, 1999             Photocopies of a genealogy of Cecelia Ladeveze Johnson

Source of Acquisition

Unknown

Method of Acquisition

This material was donated to Reese Library Special Collections, Augusta University on 12/22/2006. Acc#2006.25

Title
Inventory of the Ware High School grant records
Description rules
Describing Archives: A Content Standard
Language of description
Undetermined
Script of description
Latin
Language of description note
eng

Repository Details

Part of the Reese Library Archives Repository

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