Historic Resource Study (DRAFT REPORT): Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site, Tuskegee, Alabama

Jenkins JW, National Park Service-Historic Preservation Team, National Park Service-Denver Service Center. 1977. Historic Resource Study (DRAFT REPORT): Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site, Tuskegee, Alabama. Historic Resource Study. Denver, CO

Describes the early life of Booker T. Washington as well as the buildings associated with the Tuskegee Institute.

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Published Report
Authors
Jenkins, John; National Park Service-Historic Preservation Team; National Park Service-Denver Service Center
Date of Issue
1977-06
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HIST , TUIN
Keywords
1895 Atlanta Exposition, Academic Department, Academic Training and Industrial Education, Agricultural Department, Alabama Hall, Armstrong Hall, Boy's Bath House, Building a School with the Hands, Carnegie Library, Cassedy Hall, Chapel, Construction, Cultural Resources, donations, Dorothy Hall (Girl's Industrial Building), ehistory, Endorsements, Establishment, Foundry and Blacksmith Shop (Band Cottage), Frederick Douglass hall, Fundraising, Growth, Hampton Institute, historic resource, History, Huntington Academic Building, Huntington Hall, Industrial Department, John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital, Laundry (Carver Museum), Milbank Agricultural Building, Olivia Davidson Hall, Phelps Hall, Phelps Hall Bible Training School, Porter Hall, Power Plant, Rockefeller Hall, sawmill, Science Hall, September 18, Slater-Armstrong Memorial Agricultural Building, Slater-Armstrong Memorial Trades Building, Study, Tantum Hall, The Farm, Thompkins Hall, Thrasher Hall, Tuskegee Institute, White Memorial Hall, Years after Graduation, Young Booker T. Washington

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