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African Americans’ quest for education in Chester County

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By Dr. Elizabeth Ann Saunders Montezuma School Courtesy of the Tennessee State Library & Archives Soon after Chester County was settled and African Americans began moving in, the people realized that education was necessary for them and was needed to help our society progress.Education had not only given the African American citizens of Chester County...

Source: https://chestercountyindependent.com

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