Prince Edward County

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  Prince Edward Academy opens; September 11, 1959

  Six principle leaders of Prince Edward County school issues depicted
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  Prince Edward Academy opens; September 11, 1959

  Prince Edward County school buses sit unused
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  Prince Edward Academy opens; September 11, 1959

  Prince Edward County school buses sit unused (photo not published)
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  Prince Edward Academy opens; September 14, 1959

  High school seniors hold class in former shoe repair shop
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  Prince Edward Academy plans to build auditorium; May 27, 1964

  Despite uncertainties, Prince Edward Academy plans expansion
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  Prince Edward Academy students change classes; September 16, 1959

  Students go through class change schedule on opening day
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  Prince Edward Academy to expand; November 3, 1963

  Prince Edward Academy officials confer
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  Prince Edward Academy to expand; November 3, 1963

  Prince Edward Academy students study in library
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  Prince Edward County citizen opposes public school closings; September 30, 1962

  Army veteran K. H. Latham wants public schools for his children
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  Prince Edward County citizens meet; 1959

  (photo not published?)
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  Prince Edward County citizens prepare to open private school system; September 2, 1959

  Photos of J. Barrye Wall Jr., T. J. McIlwaine, and E. Louis Dahl
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  Prince Edward County officials meet; 1959

  J. Barrye Wall Sr., Roy R. Pearson, and B. Blanton Hanbury confer (photo not published?)
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  Prince Edward County School Board meeting; January 19, 1960

  Prince Edward County School Board considers selling Farmville High School as surplus
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  Prince Edward County School Board meeting; January 19, 1960

  J. B. Wall Jr., president of Southside Schools, Inc., confers with attorney
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  Prince Edward County School Board meeting; January 19, 1960

  Longwood College professors oppose sale of Farmville High to private school foundation
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  Prince Edward County School Board meets in private session; January 19, 1960

  Prince Edward County School Board decides not to sell Farmville High School
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  Prince Edward County School Board reaches opinion; July 27, 1962

  Neither money nor teachers available to re-open county schools
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  Prince Edward County School Board to meet; January 15, 1960

  Prince Edward School Board to decide fate of Farmville High School
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  Prince Edward private school administration receives out-of-state donations; September 15, 1959

  Mrs. Naomi Jenkins holds letters and donations
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  Private school administrator hires teacher; September 2, 1959

  Roy P. Pearson hires Mrs. Erma Jo Lane to teach fifth grade at Prince Edward Academy
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  Rev. L. F. Griffin observes school children at First Baptist Church; September 13, 1962

  Informal school held at First Baptist Church (reprint of earlier photo)
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  Richmond attorney is photographed; September 11, 1959

  Collins Denny at meeting (photo not published?)
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  Robert R. Moton High School stays closed; June 1, 1962

  Closed school cost $1 million to build; closed for three years
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  Robert R. Moton High School to be leased to private school group; August 15, 1963

  Robert R. Moton School to be open for both Negro and white students
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  Robert R. Moton School remains usused; February 28, 1960

  Prince Edward County Negro children have no public school to attend