George Washington Carver High School, Fulton
Project type: Education and Health, Schools
New Deal Agencies: Public Works Administration (PWA)
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Description
George Washington Carver school was a school for African American students in Fulton during segregation. It underwent integration in the 1960s. While the structure is now abandoned, there are hopes that it can be rehabilitated. The school’s namesake was present for the dedication of the building.
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George Washington Carver High School, Fulton
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Plaque, George Washington Carver School, Fulton
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George Washington Carver High School, Fulton
Source notes
Project originally submitted by Charles Swaney on August 8, 2013.
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