“RT @WhiteHouse: Celebrate the historic opening of the @NMAAHC by learning about the legacy of African Americans at the White House: https:/…”
“RT @donnabrazile: #IWillVoteBecause they paved the way forward. If you fail to vote, we go backwards. It's that simple. https://t.co/TqiNxO…”
“RT @FAMU_1887: FAMU BOT should stop ignoring voices of students on.tdo.com/2cX07eC via @tdonline”
“RT @MrDavidJohns: Hope I made my @FAMU_1887 village proud @AndrewGillum @SharonLettman #Joe&KendraBriggs #VirgilMiller #ShaunWest #DariaDaw…”
“Late Leon County, FL educational pioneers Aquilina Howell and Philip John Nelson pose for a photo in Howell's office at the original Lincoln High School on September 11, 1957. Howell had just been appointed by Superintendent Amos P. Godby to oversee curriculum in Negro schools, and Nelson was named as her assistant. Howell would later become the first woman to serve as Assistant Superintendent of Schools, while Nelson integrated the previously all-white Rickards High School as its first African-American Principal.”
“Late boxing legend Muhammad Ali visits with civil rights activists Rev. C.K. Steele, and Mrs. Lois B. Steele before Sunday services at Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in 1980.”
“Our patriarch, Lewis Washington Taylor (1865-1931). L.W. Taylor taught at the one-room, all-Black Bel Air School on ground which had once been an ante bellum plantation. He also taught at Centerville School, and the original Lincoln High School, in addition to being a salesman, who taught and tutored White children from well-to-do families for ten cents.”
“The Samuel and Aquilina Howell House, located at 311 Barbourville Drive in Tallahassee, is just a step away from being designated as historic: http://www.tallahassee.com/story/news/2016/06/01/aquilina-howell-house-poised-historic-register/85270108/”
“A #throwback to begin the week: Aquilina Casañas, Lewis Casañas, and Antonio Casañas. Circa 1920s. #Tallahassee pic.twitter.com/lIuuSeiX7o”
“A #throwback to begin the week: Aquilina Celia Casañas, Lewis Washington Casañas, and Antonio Aurelio Casañas. Circa 1920s.”
“A Giant of an Educator!”
“Greenwood, Oklahoma: From the Black Wall Street to the Tulsa Race Riot”
“RT @edisontally: Happy Derby! Spend your day sipping on mint juleps because a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the American Cance…”
“Aquilina Howell poses in front of the Taylor House in 1971. On this rainy end to #MuseumWeek, stop by for a visit! pic.twitter.com/nnETgV3XDc”
“In this 1971 photo, our matriarch Aquilina Howell poses in front of the historic Taylor House. On this rainy end to #MuseumWeek, stop by for a visit!”
“The Comeback of Morris Brown College: 135 Year-Old HBCU Takes the Path to Restoring...”
“Visit the Taylor House Museum of Historic Frenchtown today, along with the Farmer's Heritage Market located at the corner of Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard and Georgia Street.”
“Aquilina Casañas as a student at the all-Black Lincoln High School. Visit the #TaylorMuseumFL today until 2 P.M. pic.twitter.com/Tsswi7evxu”
“A young Aquilina Casañas (Howell) as a student at the all-Black Lincoln High School, circa 1932. Born in the Taylor House in 1917, she would become Leon County's first female Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Visit the Taylor Museum today until 2 P.M.”
“Former Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity House Named Historic Site”
