Journal of the Rural School Exploration Number 7

This collection contains Volume 7 of Journal of the Rural School Exploration. The journal includes a historical account of the Penn School on St. Helena Island, South Carolina, tracing its origins to federal efforts in 1862 to rehabilitate freed slaves through supervised agriculture and education. It details the early challenges of transitioning from slavery to wage labor, the establishment of schools by northern missionaries, and the evolution of Penn School from repetitive academic instruction to practical training in farming, carpentry, and home economics.

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Title
Journal of the Rural School Exploration Number 7
Description
This collection contains Volume 7 of Journal of the Rural School Exploration. The journal includes a historical account of the Penn School on St. Helena Island, South Carolina, tracing its origins to federal efforts in 1862 to rehabilitate freed slaves through supervised agriculture and education. It details the early challenges of transitioning from slavery to wage labor, the establishment of schools by northern missionaries, and the evolution of Penn School from repetitive academic instruction to practical training in farming, carpentry, and home economics.
Identifier
fisk_rf_sf_335_00009
Subject
Julius Rosenwald Fund, 20th Century—History, African American history, Woofter, Thomas Jackson Jr. 1893-1972, Cooley, Rossa B. (Rossa Belle), 1873-, House, Grace Bigelow, 1877-, Pierce, E. L. (Edward Lillie), 1829-1897,
State
South Carolina
School Name
Penn School on St. Helena Island
Date
1935
Format
pdf
Type
Text
Rights
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Source
Projects/Persons Requesting Aid, Box 335, Julius Rosenwald Fund Archives, 1917-1948, John Hope and Aurelia E. Franklin Library.
Publisher
John Hope and Aurelia E. Franklin Library
Item sets
School Fund