The mission of the Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation is to seek, share, and preserve the history of African American education in Gloucester County and beyond.
Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation is awarded a National Park Service African American Civil Rights Grant
The WRSF's Oral History and Artifact Collection Project. will digitize and preserve oral histories and artifacts related to the African American educational experience in Gloucester County. The project is being supported in part by an African American Civil Rights Grant from the Historic Preservation Fund administered by the National Park Service, Department of the Interior.
Photos of the Restoration and Renovation of the Woodville School
View a brief video interview with Dr. Wes Wilson about the Woodville School
Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation Oral Histories Featured in Museum Exhibit
Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation receives a copy of the book, "Lawyer Walker of Gloucester" published by the Gloucester Museum of History. Pictured from left are Sue Perrin and Bobby Ray, WRSF Board members, Wes Wilson, President and Executive Director of WRSF, Robert Kelly, Gloucester Museum of History Coordinator, and Sidney Ripley, Museum Intern.
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100% of donations go directly to charitable and educational purposes relating to the African American experience in Gloucester County. All donations are tax-deductible. Click Here for details
100% of donations go directly to charitable and educational purposes relating to the African American experience in Gloucester County. All donations are tax-deductible. Click Here for details
