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CREATED:20180214T190730Z
DESCRIPTION:In reconstruction-era Baltimore, the Colored School system was
  founded to  provide public education for African Americans in the City. T
 he historic  Peale Museum building, also Baltimore’s first City Hall, ho
 used Male and  Female Colored School Number One. In 1882, a two-year seco
 ndary school  program was added to the curriculum, making Colored School 
 Number One the  first public high school for African Americans in the stat
 e.
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LOCATION:The Peale Center for Baltimore History and Architecture, 225 Holl
 iday Street, Baltimore, MD
SUMMARY:“It’s More than History” Lunchtime Lecture Series
URL:https://www.thepealecenter.org/events/learning-happened-here-race-and-e
 ducation-in-baltimore-from-the-colored-school-to-frederick-douglass-high-s
 chool/
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