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Stanley Institute - National Parks Gallery
Summary
The Stanley Institute is the oldest intact one-room schoolhouse in Dorchester County. Constructed in 1865 and moved to this location in 1867, it served the African American community's children until 1966.
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Date
1865
Source
National Parks Gallery
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication
