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Posts
- Urgent Call to Save Carver Nursey School – William Thomas Post #129
- Mr. Lawrence P. Robinson, Alexandria’s Dedicated Photographer and Community Leader
- Alexandria African Americans World War I Draft Registration – Part 7: “H”
- 1950 Parker-Gray High School Teachers and Graduating Class
- Alexandria African American World War I Draft Registrations – Part 5: “G”
- Mr. Robert W. Burke’s Unpublished Autobiography of Alexandria, Virginia
- Snowden School for Boys – Mr. Henry T. White’s Class of 1907 – 1908 in Alexandria, VA
- 1949 Parker-Gray High School Teachers and Graduating Class
- Alexandria African Americans World War I Draft Registrations – Part 4: “E-F”
- Vote Now! – Deadline to Vote is August 6, 2012
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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Mrs. Norma (Jennings) Turner’s Memories of Parker-Gray High School – Class of 1947
Mrs. Norma J. Turner was born in the District of Columbia but resided in Alexandria, VA. She spent her formative years with her grandparents, Jesse and Mattie (Hackley) Speakes at 429 North Patrick Street in Alexandria, VA. She is the … Continue reading
1947 Parker-Gray High School Teachers and 1947 Students
The Parker-Gray High School year of 1946 – 1947 had one principal and twenty-four teachers. William H. Pitts, Sr. – Principal A.W. Adkins – Mathematics Susie E. Anderson – Science, English Arthur W. Bracey – Shop Janie Brown – Third, … Continue reading
Special Announcement of Freedmen’s Cemetery Sculpture
An Opportunity to Participate in the Freedmen’s Cemetery Sculpture The three artist finalists are busy working on their proposals for the Freedmen’s Cemetery sculpture. The Selection Panel has requested that the artists consider using descendant families as models for the … Continue reading
Alexandria African American World War I Draft Registrations – Part 3: C
Prior to the 1912 Presidential elections, the majority of the African Americans in the United States were Republicans. Many of them left the Republican Party to vote for Thomas Woodrow Wilson. Wilson promised the African Americans that he would help … Continue reading
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