According to the Rosenwald database at Fisk University, the Selma School was a two-teacher type school built for $1702.00.
This image is from the 1921 Fiftieth Annual Report of the Department of Education to the General Assembly of the State of Georgia.
This is a small town cemetery for Baxley, Georgia. Based on the ancestry records and location of the burials, this cemetery started out as segregated. The African American side had many plants that you see in the photos throughout the section. I don’t know enough about plants to know what they are or what they mean, but they do remind me of a stronger spider plant.
