Historical Markers in Roanoke, Alabama

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Historical Markers in Roanoke, Alabama

1 ► Alabama, Randolph County, Roanoke — First Baptist Curch — Organized 1845 —

Church organized the founding year of the Southern Baptist Convention. In 1876 a handsome structure replaced the original unpainted building on the site of the present chapel. In 1902 a brick structure was erected. The Church hosted the Alabama . . . — — Map (db m235574) HM

2 ► Alabama, Randolph County, Roanoke — Lebanon Christian Church —

Founded March 31, 1864 by evangelist Moses Park. William Terry Kirby, Sr. and Nancy T. Greer Kirby donated four acres of land adjacent to their home for the church site. Services were first conducted at a brush arbor on the property, which later . . . — — Map (db m11732) HM

3 ► Alabama, Randolph County, Roanoke — Randolph County Training School — (1919-1970) — "The Maroon & Gold Bulldogs" —

Randolph County Training School (RCTS) was chartered on September 15, 1919 as a public school for African Americans. It opened in the fall of 1920 with 73 students. The original two-story wood structure was built with contributions from black . . . — — Map (db m235575) HM

4 ► Alabama, Randolph County, Roanoke — Roanoke Doll Factory — 1900-1925 — Reported missing

Ella Gannt Smith, artist, inventor, manufactured in this building the famous Roanoke Dolls. The dolls, completely handmade, featured a head molded of plaster of Paris enclosed in a tight cotton fabric cut and stuffed to resemble body, hands and . . . — — Map (db m11730) HM

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