One of the leading colleges in the South for colored people. It was
founded in 1882 by a group of ministers representing the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. It is entirely under colored
management. It has an attendance of 200 pupils, 20 teachers, an
annual income of approximately $20,000, and property valued at
$207,000.
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Livingstone Colored Normal and Industrial Institute, Livingstone,
Alabama; Union Springs Normal School, Union Springs, Alabama;
Consolidated White River Academy, Brinkley, Arkansas; Immanuel
Industrial Institute, Almyra, Arkansas; South East Baptist Industrial
Academy, Dermott, Arkansas; National Training School for Women and
Girls, Washington, D. C.; Florida Institute, Live Oak, Florida; Cabin
Creek High School, Griffin, Georgia; Central City College, Macon,
Georgia; Rome High and Industrial School, Rome Georgia; Howe Institute,
New Iberia, Louisiana; Israel Academy, Belle Alliance, Louisiana;
Mansfield Academy, Mansfield, Louisiana; Baptist Industrial High School;
Natchez College, Natchez, Mississippi; Sardis Industrial College,
Sardis, Mississippi; Rich Square Academy, Rich Square, North Carolina;
Bettis Academy, Trenton, South Carolina; Friendship Normal and
Industrial College, Roche Hill, South Carolina; Morris College, Sumter,
South Carolina; Seneca Institute, Seneca, South Carolina; Nelson-Mary
Academy, Jefferson City, Tennessee; Central Texas College, Waco, Texas;
East Texas Academy, Tyler, Texas; Fort Worth Industrial and Mechanical
College, Fort Worth, Texas; Guadaloupe College, Seginn, Texas; Houston
College, Houston, Texas; Corey Memorial Institute, Portsmouth, Virginia;
Pittsylvania Normal, Industrial and College Institute, Gretna, Virginia;
Rappahannock Industrial Academy, Ozeana, Virginia; Virginia Theological
Seminary and College, Lynchburg, Virginia.
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