Freedmen's Public School Letters
Subject
School; Community
Description
Creator
C.A. Tenge (1 and 2, 6)
F.M. Mears (3 and 4)
Oscar M. Waring (5)
Source
Huntsville, Series 111, Vol.. 57, p. 245, #391. (1 and 2)
Huntsville, Series 112, Vol. 58, Letters Received, pp. 170-171, # 541. (3 and 4)
Huntsville, Series 112, Vol. 59, Letters Received, p. 29. (5)
From Huntsville, Series 112, Vol. 59, Letters Received, p. 28. (6)
Contributor
Lee Freeman
Rights
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Format
JPG
Language
English
Type
Still Image
Identifier
Feb_1866_p_1.jpg (1)
Feb_1866_p_2.jpg (2)
Feb_1866_p_2.jpg (2)
May_15_1866_p_1.jpg (3)
May_15_1866_p_2.jpg (4)
May_15_1866_p_2.jpg (4)
Nov_2_1866.jpg (5)
Nov_6_1866.jpg (6)
Original Format
Letter
Collection
Citation
C.A. Tenge (1 and 2, 6), F.M. Mears (3 and 4), and Oscar M. Waring (5), “Freedmen's Public School Letters,” Shoals Black History, accessed April 26, 2024, https://shoalsblackhistory.omeka.net/items/show/656.
Item Relations
This Item | dcterms:relation | Item: Freedmen's Public School newspaper articles |
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