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Yearbook from Morristown, Tennessee's West High School, 1966. The school served Black students in Hamblen County's segregated school system from 1958 until 1968.

A black-and-white group photograph of Eugene Moats, AC Lydie, Clairece Beverly, Lawrence Moats, Irene, and Thelma Moats standing together in front of two birthday cakes.

Two black-and-white portraits of Carrie Minor Browne and baby Janet Bernice Browne.

Enumeration of children attending Concord Colored school that once served students in western Knox County, Tennessee. Records indicate number of students per household, organized by Male and Female. Record is accompanied by typed transcription.

A color photograph of Vernie Lou Isom standing in between two unidentified people.

A color photograph of Mae Isom, Vernie Lou Isom and two unidentified people standing together.

Lawrence Presbyterian Church bulletins.

Over 150 Attended first Nelson-Merry school reunion. The school was started 1895 primarily for East Tennessee students.

Names of people in photographs are as follows:

Former principals (from the left): James A. Nichols, Eugene Peck, and…

Front page of the East Tennessee News newspaper containing several articles that are relevant from the time, including a notable mention of a black school called New Maynard to be opened.
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