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Thomas Monroe Campbell (1883-1956)

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Thomas Monroe Campbell (1883-1956) was born on a small farm near the city of Bowman, Georgia. Campbell graduated from Tuskegee University in 1906. Upon his graduation, he was employed by Tuskegee Institute as the operator of the farm demonstration "School on Wheels," (late known as the "Movable School) a demonstration wagon fitted with improved farming techniques. Upon the recommendation of Booker T. Washington, Campbell
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Circa 1950s
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Tuskegee University Archives, All rights reserved, 2009
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  1. African Americans
  2. Agribusiness
  3. Agricultural Extension Services
  4. Agriculture
  5. Agriculture, Scientific
  6. Alabama
  7. Alabama Cooperative Extension Service
  8. Black Business
  9. Black Education
  10. Black Life
  11. Black Politics
  12. Commerce
  13. Economic Conditions
  14. Education
  15. Geography
  16. History
  17. Officials And Employees
  18. Peoples Of Alabama
  19. Race Relations
  20. Rural Conditions
  21. Social Conditions
  22. Social Life And Customs
  23. Tuskegee Institute

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