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- Remembering “Roro” Scott
- “Thank You Dad for a Great Childhood”
- Two Unlikely Activists Made History
- Alexandria Gazette Packet’s article – “A Mother’s Unconditional Love”
- Alexandria, VA – Parker-Gray School’s Project
- California Firefighter with Family Ties in Alexandria, VA
- Three Generations of Shoemakers: The Martin Family
- The Lives of Lewis H. Bailey and Annie B. Rose
- From Slavery to Principal
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Category Archives: Education
Remembering “Roro” Scott
Behind the scenes of the Alexandria Gazette Packet’s article on, “Remembering ‘Roro’ Scott”– dated June 20-26, 2019. Parker-Gray School (PG) opened in the school year of 1920 and closed as a high school 45-years later in 1965. During those 45-years, … Continue reading
Alexandria, VA – Parker-Gray School’s Project
I am looking for people or/and their relatives who attended Alexandria, Virginia’s Parker-Gray School from 1920 – 1965. Please see my flyer for my contact information. Parker-GraySchool flyer3SocialMedia. Thanks.
Posted in Education, Parker-Gray School
Tagged 1920-1965, Alexandria VA, Parker-Gray School
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From Slavery to Principal
Behind the scenes of the Alexandria Gazette Packet’s article on, “From Slavery to Principal” February 28, 2019. I have been researching John F. Parker, the second principal of Snowden School for Boys for a number of years, I found that … Continue reading
Posted in Black People of Alexandria, Snowden
Tagged Alexandria VA, Dogan, John F Parker, Mary Hooe, Principal, Slavery, Snowden School, Taylor, William Madison Mason Parker
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Ellen Elizabeth Carter-Goods – A Special Teacher
Behind the scene of the Alexandria Gazette’s story on Ellen Carter-Goods dated September 12, 2018. Ellen Elizabeth Carter was born on September 21, 1907 in her parents’ home at 614 South Washington Street. Her parents were Douglas Robinson Carter and … Continue reading
