Attucks School Historical Marker

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7712 Bonhomme Ave
St Louis, MO 63105

Attucks School Historical Marker in St. Louis, MO, commemorates the history and significance of the former Attucks School, which served as a segregated school for African American students during the early 20th century.

This historical marker provides visitors with information about the school's role in the community and its impact on education during a challenging period in American history.

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4/10/2024

Located in the "concrete jungle" of the Clayton business district, this marker points out the structure that used to be here but is long since gone. It is important to remember. The marker reads,...

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