Association of Negro Musicians Conference, El Paso, TX 1925
Asociación de Músicos Negros de Texas en 1925
Association of Negro Musicians Conference, El Paso, TX 1925
The First Annual Conference of the West Texas Division of the Texas Association of Negro Musicians met in the fall of 1925 and grouped themselves along the side of Douglass School. Included in the picture are Alice McGowan, Blanche Bonner, and Millie Bates, along with Professor Coleman. Douglass School was organized by black families in 1883. It added a high school program in the 1890s. in 1920, the School moved to its current location on Eucalyptus Street. The school became both a place to learn and a social center for black families until El Paso public schools were desegregated in 1956. The School was named after Frederick Douglass (1817-1895), who escaped slavery and devoted his life to the abolition movement and black rights in the United States.
Report this entry
More from the same community-collection
1947 Bowie High School Basketball Squad
1947 Bowie High School Basketball Squad. Autographed by Rocky ...
Rocky Galarza in 1947 Bowie High School Basketball Squad
1947 Bowie High School Basketball Squad. Autographed by Rocky ...
1947 Bowie High School Tennis Club
1947 Bowie High School Tennis Club. Autographed by Lupe Lazarin. ...
1947 Bowie High School Track Team
1947 Bowie High School Track Team. Autographed by Javier Montes ...
Bowie High School 1999 - El Paso, Texas
Bowie High School 1999 Homecoming Booklet Honoring Outstanding ...
RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY FOR PAUL L. FOSTER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
IN NOVEMBER 2007, THE 2ND BUILDING ON THE CAMPUS OF THE PAUL ...
Chamizal Community Garden Ribbon Cutting
On March 27th, Cortney Niland The City Representative from ...
We do not remember days, we remember moments. -Cesare Pavese
Helping community of El Paso to create a better place to enjoy.
“Where there is love there is life.” -Mahatma Gandhi
Community of El Paso providing love to this city.
