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Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute
doing laundry
Series : Print collections.
Image Number : PR00783
Date : 19--?
Notes : Established 1904 by Mary McLeod
Bethune with 5 girls and $1.50 cash in a rented cabin. By 1918 there was
a four story building called Faith Hall, a 2 story building used for kitchen
and a new $40,000 auditorium on 20 acres. Classes offered in sewing, dressmaking,
domestic science, gardening, poultry raising, raffia work, rug weaving,
chair caning, broom making teacher and nurses training. An additional building
some distance from the campus was fitted up for the education of boys and
men. The original has black spots on the right side that obscure
some of the photo. |
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