Bruce K.
12/21/2024
This marker is located near the center of the town of Leasburg and it's in very good condition. The original marker was erected in 1954 but appears to have been updated. It reads, "Solomon Lea....
Solomon Lea
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7531 US-158
Leasburg, NC 27291
Solomon Lea in Leasburg, NC, is a historical marker dedicated to honoring the legacy of Solomon Lea (1807-1897). The marker commemorates his role as the first president of Greensboro College in 1846-47 and his founding of the Somerville Female Institute in 1848. Located on U.S. 158, the marker serves as a reminder of Lea's significant contributions to education in Caswell County.
Visitors to Solomon Lea Historical Marker can learn about the impactful life of Solomon Lea and his influential ventures in the field of education during the 19th century. Erected in 1954 by North Carolina Archives, Conservation, and Highway Departments, the marker stands as a testament to Lea's lasting legacy in the community. Positioned near other historical landmarks, Solomon Lea offers a glimpse into the rich educational history of the region.
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