Scope and Contents This collection records the experiences of African-American teachers who taught in one room schools in Burke County, Georgia between 1930 and 1955.  Six of the fourteen interviews discuss the role of Jeans supervisors in the schools. Jeans supervisors were funded by the philanthropist Anna Jeans to raise the level of educational opportunities in the South. Interviews conducted with: Mrs. Willie Henry Benefield, Allene Bessent, Alma Griffin, Azalene Young,, Rev. Paul Howard,, Dr. Justine...

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This collection is comprised of the single booklet of Grover Cleveland's Founders Day Address at the Lawrenceville School in New York on June 21, 1898.

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This collection documents the history of Aquinas High School. Collection materials include a chronology, names of faculty and staff, the program of  anniversary,  "25 years of Catholic education for the people of the an informal narrative history, memorial tributes, names of committees, "Aquinas remembers 1957-1982."

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This collection is comprised of a singe academic paper that covers enslaved African American families in the Augusta area. The narrative particularly discusses John Hope, an Augusta-born African American educator.

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Augusta Free School charter, constitution, minutes of board of directors, and list of subscribers.

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1 folder of newspaper clippings and notes related to the D'Antignac School. This collection contains information and details about the school, its facilities and space issues, and its eventual demolition.

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This Scrapbook was done for a fifth grade class assignment at Houghton Elementary School. It contains newspaper clippings, postcards and short handwritten descriptions

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The folder contains contains a letter of nomination, nomination form and supporting material for Julia Arma Flisch’s nomination to 1993 Georgia Women of Achievement.  The supporting material contains a research paper written by Robin O. Harris titled, Julia A. Flisch Georgia Educator and Feminist.

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This collection is comprised of clippings, correspondence, written histories, invitations, and miscellaneous materials related to the Lawton B. Evans School in Augusta which was originally located on Walton Way. The collection also includes a letter written from the Board of the D'Antignac School to the developing board of the Evans school.