Historic Siloam School soon to open its doors to public
The Siloam School is one of the remaining Rosenwald schools built in the early 20th century across the segregated rural south to educate Black children.
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The Siloam School is one of the remaining Rosenwald schools built in the early 20th century across the segregated rural south to educate Black children.
Each February, we honor and celebrate the achievements of Black Americans for Black History Month. Special events, performances, and programs are held throughout Charlotte during the month.
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The Siloam School was built and funded by Black Charlotteans when Jim Crow laws prevented their children from attending schools with white kids in the early 1900s.
A tremendous leap forward to tell the Siloam School story happened last week, when crews began moving the historic wooden structure.