St. Louis County reopens African Schoolhouse

St. Louis County reopens African Schoolhouse #4 in Faust Park

St. Louis County restored the only known remaining African American school in the county. During the 1900s, African Schoolhouse #4 held ...

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This year marks the 129th anniversary of St. Louis County's oldest-surviving, one-room schoolhouse, the African Schoolhouse No. 4.

St. Louis County to reopen oldest 1-room African American school

Nestled in its new placement, Missouri's oldest surviving, one-room African American schoolhouse has found a home at Faust Park in Chesterfield.

Press Release 3/23/2023 - St. Louis County

Now, we're honored to reopen African Schoolhouse #4 in Faust Park's Historic Village where it can provide context to an important and painful ...

129-year-old schoolhouse for Black children reopens as historic site

African Schoolhouse No. 4 was built in the mid-1890s for Black children in west St. Louis County.

Grand opening of 129-year-old schoolhouse takes place

“It will broaden the history of St. Louis County, presented at Faust Park. The 15 feet by 19 feet African American Schoolhouse is being built ...

African-American schoolhouse at Faust Park restored, reopening ...

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – After months of restoration efforts, Missouri's oldest African-American one-room schoolhouse is set to reopen to ...

“Missouri's Oldest One-Room African American Schoolhouse Gets A ...

Today, it's the oldest surviving one-room schoolhouse for African Americans in the state, according to St. Louis County Parks officials ...

In Faust Park, Missouri's oldest surviving one-room schoolhouse for ...

African Schoolhouse #4, a small log house with white siding and red shutters, is Missouri's oldest surviving one-room schoolhouse; it's been relocated to the ...

Rebuilding the African American Log Schoolhouse | Living St. Louis

"Now it's being rebuilt and restored, and we get to be a part of regenerating that legacy." Volunteers came to Faust Park to help rebuild an ...

History of African-American Schooling Preserved in Faust Park | News

St. Louis County Executive Dr. Sam Page was on hand for the celebration. He said he believes the preservation of African Schoolhouse #4 provides ...

Today, we're celebrating one year... - St. Louis County | Facebook

Built in 1894, this one-room schoolhouse holds more than a century of history as the oldest Black schoolhouse in the County. In 2021, it was moved from ...

African schoolhouse #4 in St. Louis County - YouTube

In Faust Park, the restoration process continues on African Schoolhouse #4. St. Louis County Parks staff have worked for months to carefully ...

Missouri's Oldest One-Room African American Schoolhouse Gets A ...

Louis County park where it will be restored. African School #4 had been converted into a garage after the schoolhouse closed in the 1950s.

Reconstruction of historic Black schoolhouse in Faust Park | FOX 2

For the last seven months, St. Louis County officials have overseen the restoration of a Chesterfield landmark with Missouri history.

St. Louis County on LinkedIn: Today, we're celebrating one year ...

Today, we're celebrating one year since the grand opening of African Schoolhouse #4 in Faust Park Historic Village!

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Now, we're honored to reopen African Schoolhouse #4 in Faust Park's Historic Village where it can provide context to an important and painful time in our ...

Progress Continues to Preserve Historic Black Schoolhouse in Faust ...

St. Louis County officials are piecing together African School #4 at Faust Park's Historic Village. It opened in 1894, and county parks ...

St. Louis County Parks and Recreation's post - Facebook

Today, we're celebrating one year since the grand opening of African Schoolhouse #4 in Faust Park Historic Village! Built in 1894, this one-room schoolhouse ...

Chesterfield African American School gets money to upgrade - KSDK

A historic one-story school will receive financial support from the St. Louis County Parks Foundation for its move and restoration.