Blackwell School National Historic Site TX
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Designation: National Historic Site
Built in 1909, the Blackwell School served as a segregated school for the Hispanic population of Marfa, Texas, during the era of de facto segregation from 1889-1965. This site will help preserve and share stories from a time when the practice of “separate but equal” dominated education and social systems in the United States.
Weather:
Marfa experiences long and hot summers from May – September. The winters are cold and windy with occasional light snow due to its elevation from November – February. Spring and fall offer pleasant temperatures and light rainfall.
Directions:
The Blackwell School is located at the corner of Waco and Abbott Streets in South Marfa Texas. From the 4-way stop light, go two blocks west and three blocks south.
For more details ›Address/Contact:
501 South Abbott Street
Marfa, US, 79843
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Email: Blackwell_school_visitor_information@nps.gov
Entrance Fees:
Entry is free
