Carbon Hill High School
National Archives Record Group 69-N
Description
The Public Works Administration funded the construction of the Carver High School in Carbon Hill. The workers built several structures, such as the main school buildings, the Home Economics Building, and the vocational agriculture for the boys. The new facilities allowed the school to enroll hundreds of additional students. The school burned down in 2002.
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Carbon Hill High School (verso)
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Carbon Hill High School
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Home Economics Building under construction
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Home Economics Building under construction (verso)
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Carbon Hill High School
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James S. Brown, Carbon Hill High School Principal describes how withe the help of the New Deal, Carbon Hill has modernized its high school and has become a modern city.
Carbon Hill High School Principal Statement
James S. Brown, Carbon Hill High School Principal describes how withe the help of the New Deal, Carbon Hill has modernized its high school and has become a modern city.
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Carbon Hill High School Principal Statement (verso)
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Carbon Hill High School
Source notes
Tornado Rips Tradition from a Town, New York Times, 2002, (https://www.nytimes.com/2002/11/13/us/tornado-rips-tradition-from-a-town.html), accessed November 8, 2017.
National Archives Record Group 69-N
Project originally submitted by Brent McKee on November 9, 2017.
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