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Stigall School

Stigall School is a Tennessee historical marker in Humboldt, Gibson County.

500 Vine Street, Humboldt, Tennessee

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Mr. T. M. Stigall was Humboldt's first African American principal. Established in 1896, as Humboldt Colored School, Stigall High School now bears his name. As pupils increased, more teachers and rooms were added. Mr. T. M. Stigall passed before the school became an accredited two-year high school in 1916. Humboldt Colored School burned in 1928 and again in 1935. It was rebuilt to include a high school. In 1935 the school was named Stigall High School. Its first class graduated in 1937.

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