Edwin Washington Project

St. Louis Colored

Item Set

Items

• Student Louis Jett 4
  Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey
• EWP Petition St. Louis Feb 1931
  On February 9, 1931, Laura Cook, a teacher at St. Louis school, wrote a letter to the Loudoun County School Board expressing concerns about the overcrowded conditions of the school. With 71 students in attendance, the lack of space and resources was hindering her ability to give each child the necessary attention. Cook, along with a group of parents and friends of the school, requested an extra room and another teacher for the next school term to alleviate these issues. The letter, signed by a number of concerned individuals, outlined the urgent need for improved conditions at the school and sought approval and support from the school board.
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1932
• EWP 2-5A Yr 1931 Feb 10 St. Louis is too crowded
• EWP Petition St Louis U
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1946
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1930 Teacher Hire
• EWP St. Louis VA LTM article 25 Sept 1980 (2)
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1946
• EWP Petition St. Louis U
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1932
• EWP St. Louis VA LTM article 25 Sept 1980 (2)
• EWP Petition St. Louis Unk
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1946
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis Early 1930s
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U
  Duplicate of 1014943_EWP_2-5A_Yr_1930s_Laura_Cook_Evidence_Why_School_Must_Expand.pdf
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1930 001
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis
• EWP 02.5 A December 14, 1944 Superintendent O.L. Emerick letter to attorney J. Raby on additional colored teacher, new school near St. Louis and Middleburg, alternative school transportation
  Dec 14, 1944 correspondence from Superintendent O.L. Emerick to attorney James Raby. The letter authorized an additional teacher for the Middleburg Colored School. School Board supports building a new (colored?) school near St Louis & Middleburg. The School Board could not act on a request for public school transportation but did offer to financially compensate parents who arranged private transportation. Letter states that Loudoun County School Board is interested in improving the education conditions of its colored children.
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 001
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis VALTM article 25 Sept 1980 (2)
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1932
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 001
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1946 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1946
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1932
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1930 Teacher Hire
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis VALTM article 25 Sept 1980 (2)
• EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center
  Estimated date = 1930s. The petition requests school bus transportation for colored students to the 'Loudoun County Training Center' it's assumed to be Pre-Douglass High School (1941). Students are from Willisville, St Louis, Middleburg Colored, Bull Run (Aldie) and Gleedsville (Mountain Gap Colored). Additional petition signees to those in 'EWP 02-5 A Yr Unknown Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center', otherwise it appears to be the same petition.
• EWP St. Louis 40
• EWP St. Louis 39
• Petition St. Louis Feb 1931
• Petition to Expand St. Louis Colored School
• EWP 9-3 St. Louis History
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1946 002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 9 Feb 1931 004
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 9 Feb 1931 003
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 9 Feb 1931 002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 9 Feb 1931 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1932 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1930 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis9Feb1931002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1930001
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis Early 1930s 003
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis Early 1930s 002
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis Early 1930s 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis9Feb1931003
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis9Feb1931002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis9Feb1931001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1930001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946001
• EWP 2-5A Petition st Louis 9 Feb 1931 003
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis9Feb1931002
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1932001
• EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1930001
• EWP 2A Yr. 1946 Petition on St. Louis School Site Pg 3
  page 3 of 7. PTA of Middleburg complains that Emerick chose badly when picking new location of colored school in Saint Louis, replacing the Grant School in Middleburg. Led by Dr. Edmead, the members wanted Maxville property along Rt 50 owned by William Hall.
• EWP 2A Yr. 1946 Petition on St. Louis School Site Pg 2
  Pg 2 PTA of Middleburg complains that Emerick chose badly when picking new location of colored school in Saint Louis, replacing the Grant School in Middleburg. Led by Dr. Edmead, the members wanted Maxville property along Rt 50 owned by William Hall.
• EWP 2A Yr. 1946 Petition on St. Louis School Site
  PTA of Middleburg complains that Emerick chose badly when picking new location of colored school in Saint Louis, replacing the Grant School in Middleburg. Led by Dr. Edmead, the members wanted Maxville property along Rt 50 owned by William Hall.
• EWP 6-3-2 Yr 1946 47 St. Louis Colored
• EWP 6-3-2 Yr 1945 46 St. Louis Colored
• EWP 6-3-2 Yr 1944 45 St. Louis Colored
• EWP 6-3-2 Yr 1942 43 St. Louis Colored
• EWP 6-3-2 Yr 1941 42 St. Louis Colored
• EWP 6-3-2 Yr 1940 41 St. Louis Prt 2 Colored
• EWP 6-3-2 Yr 1939 40 St. Louis Colored
• EWP 09 St. Louis Supplementary with 3 mile
  It's estimated that the maximum distance students would have walked to this school is 3 miles one way. The graphic shows the area from which students may have walked to this school.
• EWP 09 St. Louis with 3 mile
  It's estimated that the maximum distance students would have walked to this school is 3 miles one way. The graphic shows the area from which students may have walked to this school.
• EWP 9-1 Yr U Purchase of Benton Property in St. Louis probably for Banneker
• EWP 9-1 Yr U Conrad Corum Property in St. Louis
• EWP St. Louis Yr 1930s From Phyllis Taylor Cook.pdf
• EWP Petition St. Louis 1946.pdf
• EWP 2-5A Yr 1931 Feb 10 St. Louis is too crowded.pdf
• EWP 2-5A St. Louis Early 1930s.pdf
• EWP Petition St. Louis U .pdf