Name/Title
Hungerford School Annual Bulletin Spring 1944Entry/Object ID
5000.001.014Description
Annual Bulletin of the Hungerford Junior-Senior Vocational High School. This bulletin from the spring of 1944 gives a summary of the achievements of the school, along with convincing anecdotes on why other black children of the area would benefit from attending. Instructions on how to apply, the classes offered, general regulations, and a register of students is also provided.Context
Eatonville, Florida was established in 1887, which made it the first Black incorporated township in America. Eatonville is neighbors to Maitland, Florida.Collection
History CollectionCataloged By
Katie BensonExhibition
Maitland's Attic: A Journey Through a Small City's PastInterpretative Labels
Label Type
Cultural/Historical ContextLabel
The Hungerford School in Eatonville operated from 1897 until 2010. This bulletin from the spring of 1944 gives a summary of the achievements of the school, along with convincing anecdotes on why other black children of the area would benefit from attending. Instructions on how to apply, the classes offered, general regulations, and a register of students is also provided.