This historic schoolhouse has been restored and furnished to
its 1904 appearance, but today teaches area children of all
ethnicities and ages. A variety of field trips and tours are
available for students and Scouts ages kindergarten through
grade 12. A nominal fee will be charged for each student. In
addition, community organizations may rent the structure
upon request.
A Homework Club for neighborhood children takes place
after school and, eventually, week-long summer workshops on
African-American history will be offered to local children.
As a museum, the building is a repository for artifacts
which give testimony to the African-American experience in
southern Carroll County.
Those with an affiliation to the schoolhouse are being
sought for oral history experiences. Periodic special events
will bring alumni, teachers, and former residents back to
the building. Volunteer opportunities exist for
"schoolmarms," students needing service learning credit,
churches, Scouts, and other interested individuals.
To request a brochure or schedule an appointment, contact
Ms. Greenwald. 410-489-6540