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Description
Title
United
Sons
and
Daughters
of
Charity
Lodge
Hall
:
windows
interior
Creator(s)
West
,
Carroll
Van
Date
2005
Coverage
2000-2009
Property name
United Sons and Daughters of Charity Lodge Hall
National Register Reference
listed
2005/11/09
Community Name
Bolivar, Hardeman County, TN
Description
This
color
photograph
shows
a
white
wall
with
three
rectangular
windows
having
colorful
and
flowered
material
covering
the
glass
. A
closed
white
door
appears
between
two
of the
windows
.
Historical Notes
The
United
Sons
and
Daughters
of
Charity
was a
local
self-help
and
benevolent
organization
that
assisted
African
Americans
in the
wake
of the
end
of the
Freedmen's
Bureau
and
Reconstruction
in
Bolivar
and
Hardeman
County
.
Established
by a
group
of
African
American
free
men
in
1873
,
it
was
one
of
several
like
groups
to
form
in
Tennessee
during
the
Reconstruction
Era
. In
1909
, the
organization
expanded
its
level
of
community
service
by
purchasing
a
lot
and
building
a
lodge
hall
on
E
.
McNeal
Street
in
Bolivar
, in a
part
of
town
which
emerged
in the
years
of
reconstruction
and
Jim
Crow
as the
cultural
heart
of the
local
African
American
community
. The
building
burned
down
in the
1920s
. and was
rebuilt
in
1928
.
It
simultaneously
served
as a
school
and as a
church
building
for
several
congregationsFrom
1950-1970
, the
Lodge
Hall's
significance
within
the
landscape
became
even
more
pronounced
as
it
became
the
only
remaining
African
American
cultural
institution
on
E
.
McNeal
Street
when
the
other
churches
relocated
their
sanctuaries
and
built
new
edifices
on the
west
side
of
town
.
Today
it
is
the
oldest
African
American
building
in
Bolivar
.
Collection Name
Southern History Documentary Projects
Subject-LCSH
Historic buildings -- Tennessee
Subject-TGM
Historic buildings
Interiors
Lodges
Type
Still image
Format
jpeg2000
Genre
Photograph
Medium
Paper
Extent
35
mm
slide
Copyright status
Copyright of the creator
Copyright of the creator. Reproduced with permission
Conditions for use
Credit Center for Historic Preservation, Middle Tennessee State University
Reproduction permitted for non-profit educational and research purposes only
Contributing Institution
Center for Historic Preservation, Middle Tennessee State University
Digital Publisher
Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University
Source file
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