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Oral history interview with Elinore Black-Waits

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Community Archive;Oral History
In this interview Ms. Elinore Black-Waits speaks about her early childhood and young adulthood while attending the Worton Point schoolhouse in Worton, Maryland. She recounts the daily occurrences as a student in the one-room rural schoolhouse.
Worton Point African American School House Museum
Raven Bishop
Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience at Washington College
November 5 2020
Worton Point African American School House Museum
Raven Bishop
Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience at Washington College
Elinore Black-Waits
English
WAVE (format)
Worton Point African American Schoolhouse Museum, One-Room Schoolhouses
Rural schools, African Americans--Education, Segregation in education--United States, Eastern Shore (Md. and Va.), School buildings, African Americans--Religion, School integration--United States Worton

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