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History as Teacher

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A historic school house that was both a symbol of racism and a ray of hope for generations of black families is once again a place of learning — only this time, the lessons go beyond the three R’s to explore community and family roots. The recently restored Ellicott City Colored School, located in Ellicott View Website VIP Subscription

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