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The quest for a forgotten school
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The shell of a gymnasium is all that remains from the original George Washington Carver School, opened in 1940 on Bryan Neck Road. - photo by Ted O'Neil
It had several buildings and existed for decades, so surely there must be something left from the original George Washington Carver School. Or at least Donald Singleton thinks so and he’s on a mission to find out. The school was built by Henry Ford on Bryan Neck Road to educate the African-American students of South Bryan County, but all that remains standing is the shell of its gymnasium.
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