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Traveling Exhibit:
Jackson Davis and the Lost World of Jim Crow Education
At the close of the grant, the project staff selected 42 photographs and explanatory text to complement the essay Jackson Davis and the Lost World of Jim Crow Education by William A. Link. The images and essay were published in a catalog and the images were prepared for exhibition.
The exhibition debuted at a champagne reception in the Stettinius Gallery at the University of Virginia Library on October 27, 2000. Since December 2000 the exhibition has been on travelling to schools and historical societies in Virginia.
Exhibit Schedule
- Woodside High School (Norfolk, Va.--December 2000-February 2001)
- Rockingham Augusta County Historical Society (Dayton, Va.--February March 2001)
- Tallwood High School (Virginia Beach, Va.--March-April 2001)
- North Stafford High School (Stafford, Va.--April-June 2001)
- Alexandria Black History Resource Center (Alexandria, Va.--June-July 2001)
- Historical Society of Washington County (Abingdon, Va. -- July-September 2001)
- Courtland High School (Spotsylvania County, Va.-- October-December 2001)
- Graham High School (Bluefield, Va. -- January 2002)
- Spotsylvania High School (Spotsylvania County, Va. -- February-March 2002)
- Powhatan High School (Powhatan County, Va. -- March-April 2002)
- Falls Church High School (Falls Church, Va. -- April-June 2002)
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| The exhibit on display at the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Historical Society. |
