Jefferson School City Center
Jefferson School City Center, School building in Charlottesville, United States.
Description
The Jefferson School is located at 233 4th Street Northwest and features a large two-story brick structure with multiple rooms designed for education and gatherings. The building has space organized into different sections to serve various functions and community groups.
History
The building opened in 1926 and served as Charlottesville's first secondary school for Black students until 1951. After the school closed, it was later used for elementary classes and adapted for other community purposes.
Culture
The building was the center of Black community life in Charlottesville, serving as a gathering place for meetings, events, and social activities. People came here to connect and support one another throughout the city.
Practical
The site can be visited on several days each week and offers conference rooms that can accommodate larger groups. Parking and wireless internet are available for visitors.
Did you know?
The building today houses multiple organizations, including a recreation center that offers various activities and programs for the neighborhood. This multi-purpose use has made it a place of ongoing activity and importance for Charlottesville.
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