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1. www.hmdb.org › m"Old Stanton" High School - The Historical Marker Database

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   Dec 27, 2023 · This magnificent building was built in 1917 after the Great Fire of 1901. It replaced an earlier structure on the same site (pictured on right). The school was named for Lincoln's Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, who was instrumental in creation of the Freedmen's Bureau.

2. www.thejaxsonmag.com › article › a-rare-look-insideA rare look inside Historic Old Stanton School

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   Jan 19, 2022 · The first two-story wooden structure was built in December 1868 on the corner of Bridge (later Broad) and Ashley Streets and dedicated as Stanton Normal School on April 10, 1869 by the U.S. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.

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3. thecoastal.com › flashback › remembering-the-oldRemembering the Old Stanton Normal School

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   Feb 18, 2021 · In 1953, the modern Stanton building – New Stanton High School – was built along 13 th Street. Old Stanton, as it became known, was utilized as a vocational school for almost two decades before full decommissioning in 1971.

4. www.historicstanton.org › history-past-present-and-futureHISTORY: Past, Present and Future - HISTORIC STANTON, INC.

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   It was built in the 1860s before being destroyed and rebuilt several times. It has changed from comprehensive to vocational to college preparatory curricula. The school at one time taught all grade levels before permanently becoming a senior high school in a late 1930s.

5. www.tshaonline.org › entries › fourth-ward-houstonFourth Ward, Houston - TSHA

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   Oct 1, 1995 · Until the mid-1920s the Fourth Ward was home to the only Black high school in Houston (Colored High School, later renamed Booker T. Washington High School), and Ernest O. Smith began the movement that resulted in the establishment of the Black branch of the Carnegie Library, located in the Fourth Ward across the street from Colored High School ...

6. www.floridamemory.com › items › showFlorida Memory • The History of Stanton High School

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   Feb 2, 2017 · Named after Abraham Lincoln’s Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, Stanton Institute, which later became known as Stanton High School, opened in 1868 as the first and only public secondary school for African-Americans in Reconstruction Florida.

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   What is the history of Stanton High School?

   • Stanton High School, operated by HISTORIC STANTON, INC., is the oldest continually operating high school in Florida, built in the 1860s. It has undergone several reconstructions and has changed from comprehensive to vocational to college preparatory curricula.

   HISTORY: Past, Present and Future - HISTORIC STANTON, INC

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   When was Stanton Normal School built?

   • Stanton Normal School was built in December 1868 and dedicated on April 10, 1869. The first two-story wooden structure was built on the corner of Bridge (later Broad) and Ashley Streets by the U.S. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.

   A rare look inside Historic Old Stanton School

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   When did Stanton Institute open?

   • View of Stanton Institute, 1870. Named after Abraham Lincoln’s Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, Stanton Institute, which later became known as Stanton High School, opened in 1868 as the first and only public secondary school for African-Americans in Reconstruction Florida.

   Florida Memory • The History of Stanton High School

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   What happened to Stanton High School?

   • In 1971, the student body was transferred to New Stanton Senior High School, and control of the Old Stanton/Stanton Vocational building was placed back in the Stanton Board of Trustees, vacating the Old Stanton High School.

   A rare look inside Historic Old Stanton School

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   How many students did Stanton School have?

   • In addition to operating a teacher training program, the new building also facilitated a grammar school. The first class at Stanton was comprised of 348 black students, six white teachers and a number of black staff.

   Florida Memory • The History of Stanton High School

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   When did Stanton High School become a vocational school?

   • The school board converted it into a vocational school in 1971. Principal Charles D. Brooks left the school in 1968, but went on to characterize Stanton after 1971 in telling detail: “It seemed that one objective of the school board was to keep white students out of Stanton.

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8. www.news4jax.com › news › local‘Very nostalgic for me’: 97-year-old man among dozens working ...

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   Aug 24, 2024 · (News4Jax) The school was built in 1917, and it was the first Black secondary school in Jacksonville. According to a statement, “Historic Stanton was placed on the National Register of Historic...