Lincoln School Project
The Restoration of a Segregation-Era School for Black Children.
Video by Isaac Protiva.
Our Shared History and New Purpose
The importance of this project transcends its regional presence. Nationally, there is a movement to save and preserve African American historic spaces - Lincoln School is one of those spaces!
The story of Lincoln School is important to the entire community that it sits in, so today we use Lincoln School to share community across cultures and will continue telling its history.
Giving Back to Our Community
Lincoln School is eager to bring value to the community it’s been a part of for so long. Sharing the school and allowing for community events to be held here breathes new life into a building where education is built into its walls.
In the Press
The Lincoln School Project is honored to be featured nationwide in news outlets.
We are grateful to those who are equally as excited and inspired by Lincoln School and want to share our story!
OzarksWatch: The Historic Lincoln School
Lincoln School Project was recently featured in an episode of OzarksWatch Video. This segment highlights the history and ongoing efforts to preserve the legacy of Lincoln School, including our recent projects and community impact.
The video provides an in-depth look at the stories of those who lived, taught, and learned in this historic space, as well as our mission to honor their contributions through restoration and educational programs.
We invite you to watch the feature and learn more about how Lincoln School continues to serve as a cornerstone of cultural and historical significance in our community.
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Contact Us!
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Email
lincolnschool65775@gmail.com
Phone
+1 (281) 706-3420
Photos by Gray Photography.