Mars Hill Anderson Rosenwald School

Long Ridge Community, Mars Hill, NC

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Charity Ray: Artist at Home

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Detailing the art career of Charity Ray
Written by Pauline Cheek, January 1981

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school spring 2022The Mars Hill Anderson Rosenwald School's National Registry plaque.

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Recognizing Our Shared Legacy

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Rosenwald Schools National Park Proposed

Preserving a legacy of learning and courage.  A national effort... Read more →

Under the Kudzu

Remembering two schools in Pender County, NC that shaped a... Read more →

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Former students, faculty, and staff share their memories of the school located in the Long Ridge Community. Read their interviews here.

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Historical Notes 1905-1927

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A Rosenwald Story from Chicago

When the weather permits, I put on my shoes and... Read more →

Did Yancey County Students Attend the Mars Hill Colored School In the 1950s?

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    • About Us
    • The Mars Hill Rosenwald School Building Rehabilitation Project
    • National Register of Historic Places
    • Meetings
    • Minutes
    • Subscribe to our Newsletter
    • Join Our Mailing List
    • Contact Us
  • History
    • “Our Story, This Place” MHARS History Book (2022)
    • The Vision of Dr. Booker T. Washington & Mr. Julius Rosenwald
    • History Overview
    • African-American Public Education in Madison County
    • Rosenwald Funds for Long Ridge
    • The Long Ridge School
    • Historic Moments
    • Long Ridge Achievers
    • The Story of Joseph Anderson
    • Interviews
  • News
    • Latest News
    • Newsletter
    • Press
    • Photos
    • Videos
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    • “Our Story, This Place” MHARS History Book (2022)
    • Project Images
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