dlg_vang_cam008 cam008 vang dlg yes [Photograph of the first school for African American children in Saint Marys, Saint Marys, Camden County, Georgia, ca. 1920-1923?] Segregation in education--Georgia--Saint Marys African Americans--Georgia--Saint Marys Architecture--Georgia--Saint Marys Education--Georgia--Saint Marys School buildings--Georgia--Saint Marys St. Marys, early 1920s. The first school building for black children in St. Marys. Located on Osborne Street. Formerly used for whites, the building was given to the black community in 1914. Caption reads: ". . . St. Marys was given to the Negro people. It was moved from a spot down town to the spot where the St. Marys Railroad train shop (1979) stands. . ." Georgia. Dept. of Archives and History Digital Library of Georgia 2004 Photographs http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/vang/id:cam008 1920/1923 Saint Marys (Ga.) Camden County (Ga.) Held by Georgia Archives, 5800 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA 30260. Contact repository re: reproduction and usage. 20090526 204831