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HAMPTON INSTITUTE, c1900. Mechanical drawing class at Hampton Institute, Virginia
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HAMPTON INSTITUTE, c1900. Mechanical drawing class at Hampton Institute, Virginia
HAMPTON INSTITUTE, c1900.
Mechanical drawing class at Hampton Institute, Virginia. Photographed by Frances Benjamin Johnston, c1900
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1890s 1900 1900s Decade Academic Black Classroom Desk Francis Hampton Institute Intelligence Johnston Mechanical Pencil Pupil University Virginia Vocational Southeast
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This photograph captures a moment in time at Hampton Institute, Virginia, around the year 1900. The image showcases a mechanical drawing class filled with African American men diligently working at their desks. Taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, this snapshot offers a glimpse into the early days of vocational education in America. The atmosphere in the classroom is one of focus and determination. Each student can be seen engrossed in their work, pencil in hand, as they hone their skills in mechanical drawing. The uniformity of their attire adds to the sense of discipline and professionalism that was instilled within these young minds. Hampton Institute played a crucial role during this era as an academic institution for African Americans seeking higher education opportunities. It served as an intellectual hub where intelligence flourished against all odds. As we gaze upon this photograph today, it serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience and perseverance exhibited by those who fought for educational equality during challenging times. It symbolizes not only the dedication of these students but also represents progress towards breaking down racial barriers within academia. Frances Benjamin Johnston's lens has immortalized this significant moment from turn-of-the-century America – a testament to both her artistic vision and her commitment to documenting historical milestones.
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