Lending a Hand to Build a School for Girls - 1839
A November 2nd. 1838 advertisement in the Southern Citizen newspaper announced that citizens Asheboro had “pledged themselves to erect a female academy at this place” - and they asked fellow citizens “to extend to us such aid as may be within their power.”
The Blacksmith is a story of one citizen’s answer to the call.
Narrated by Eric Dobbins
Edited by Dakota Chester
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