Correspondence about Conservatory Branch at Douglass High School

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Title

Correspondence about Conservatory Branch at Douglass High School

Description

In January of 1954, Reginald Stewart mentioned the idea of opening a branch of the Conservatory at Douglass High School for African-American students. Peabody President William Marbury, Preparatory Dean Leah Thorpe, and Baltimore City School representatives all advised that the idea should not be acted upon because the Supreme Court was currently deciding the results of Brown v. the Board of Education.

Creator

Reginald Stewart, William L. Marbury

Source

Correspondence about Conservatory Branch at Douglass High School, 1954 January 15 and 19, Folder 8, Box 24, Peabody Institute Board of Trustees Records, Arthur Friedheim Library, Peabody Institute, The Johns Hopkins University.

Date

1954 January 15 and 19

Citation

Reginald Stewart, William L. Marbury, “Correspondence about Conservatory Branch at Douglass High School,” Exhibits: The Sheridan Libraries and Museums, accessed November 2, 2024, https://exhibits.library.jhu.edu/items/show/1480.