charlotte hawkins brown museum
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charlotte hawkins brown museum印象
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Since my last review .. The Owners have made a significant effort to improve the look of the site .. so overlook that (NOW) from the other review :) Everything (on the exterior) looked neat and clean, freshly painted and ready for visitors !!.. by the way ... I did NOT stop except for traffic turning, and this site wouldn't let me post unless I said that I visited... but I felt that my last review needed updating..
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Have visited this unique State Historic Site in the past, but had the opportunity to attend a meeting in one of their rental facilities. It was great; meeting in one of the historic structures provides a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Work is ongoing to modernize the infrastructure while stabilizing and restoring the campus buildings. A hidden gem!
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as a historical site it has enough merit to warrant a visit. lately the buildings been looking a bit run down, although they keep the grass mowed nicely. I never see anyone out there.. which is sad.
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I love traveling to different historical sites across the U.S. My cousin and I stopped by the site a couple weekends ago. I enjoyed learning about the history of the school and it's founder. She was quite a pioneer of her day. It isn't often you get to learn about Black preparatory schools and Black upper class students back in the days before integration.
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Ms. Brown ran the school for Black students, but it is evident looking at the class photos that she herself preferred the lighter-skinned members of her race. A little inside prejudice that isn't often talked about, but definitely exists.
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It is sad to say that I believe this is one of the most unadvertised sites to visit. Our church group visited this site and we were surprised at all the history that has not been "spotlighted". I would highly recommend this historic site to everyone to visit, especially african americans. Mrs. Brown was a pillow for the education of many men and women. The site is under much needed construction and needs our support. I highly recommend visiting this historic site and learn about our education history.