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Haines Normal and Industrial Institute

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Image of an illustration of the Haines Normal and Industrial Institute, founded in Augusta, Georgia by Lucy Craft Laney. The four-story Second Empire structure includes a high mansard roof and a two-story porch framing the entrance.Laney founded her own school in 1883 in the basement of Christ Presbyterian Church in Augusta. The school was chartered by the state three years and became the Haines Institute. She served as principal of the school from 1883 until 1933.
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  1. African American Schools
  2. African Americans
  3. Architecture, French
  4. Augusta
  5. Augusta (Ga.)
  6. Buildings
  7. Buildings, Structures, Etc
  8. Georgia
  9. Haines Normal And Industrial Institute
  10. Laney, Lucy Craft, 1854 1933
  11. Porches
  12. School Buildings
  13. Schools

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