Gloucester Natives Who Made History…
Gloucester Native Miriam Theresa Carter opened doors through Fight for Admission to W&M.
Irene Morgan who fought bus segregation has a highway marker here.
Gloucester, Virginia
Gloucester Natives Who Made History…
Gloucester Native Miriam Theresa Carter opened doors through Fight for Admission to W&M.
Irene Morgan who fought bus segregation has a highway marker here.
To preserve, maintain and administer assets in perpetuity exclusively for charitable and educational purposes relating to the African American experience, including but not limited to the legacy of Woodville Rosenwald School, and Rosenwald Schools generally, and the contributions of T. C. Walker and other notable African Americans in Gloucester County, Virginia.
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The Woodville Rosenwald School is located at:
4310 George Washington Memorial Highway
Hayes, Virginia 23072
Donations by Mail:
Woodville Foundation
P.O. Box 1971
Gloucester, VA 23061
Call or Text: (757) 509-2671
Email: woodvillerosenwald@gmail.com