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Cairo Rosenwald School 1923-1959

Cairo Rosenwald School 1923-1959 is a Tennessee historical marker in Sumner County.

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Located 2.6 miles south of here is the Cairo Rosenwald School. Completed in 1923, it provided educational opportunities for African American children until 1959. Funding for the school's construction was provided by the African American community, public, and Rosenwald funds. The architectural plan followed the standard Rosenwald School design for a one-teacher African American school. Closed in 1959 due to the consolidation of schools, this building has remained in use as a community center. The Cairo School building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

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