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Madison County Training School
This site once housed three separate and distinct educational institutions for African-Americans, residing in and around Madison county: the Madison County Training School, Suwanee River Junior College and Suwanee River High The site was in continuous use for education from the 1920s, when a Rosenwald Fund School was here until 1970. Upon desegregation, the site went on to house an integrated Madison Middle School until it’s closing in 2001. Superintendent Edwin Browning noted the districts duty to rebuild a modern facility and stating, “The Negro citizenry of Madison, has manifested the very highest type of cooperation, understanding, and general attitudes… it is right, and proper to meet this type of commendable behavior with a willingness on our part to do that which is just and fair.” The schools proud legacy has produced many distinguished alumni. This marker honors the educators, who labored here, and the students who applied their lessons to better themselves and society.
WD-40 Multi-Use Product protects metal from rust and corrosion, penetrates stuck parts, displaces moisture and lubricates almost anything. It even removes grease, grime and more from most surfaces.
Photos of some Fall colors on the trees along the Devona Multiuse Trail and along Second creek which parallels the multiuse path at Broughtons Wildlife Education Area.
Photos of some Fall colors on the trees along the Devona Multiuse Trail and along Second creek which parallels the multiuse path at Broughtons Wildlife Education Area.
11/2/2011 Outer Banks, NC
Now closed, this lodge houses the pumps which had pumped this lake dry in 1915 and again in 1935 to 1938. Interesting plaques of this time commerating the engineering and agricultural achievement to change this land to farming. Of cousre today, we see a more natural approach to leave it as God made it.
The lodge while closed is used by UNC for studies of the water and wildlife. A consortium of UNC, state legislatures and community are attempting to raise funds to restore this lodge for multiuse purposes. It is very serene here and certainly could be a great place to come to. Although we would hope for a limited commercialized agenda.