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Free public education in America began in Hampton Roads. This was a new and rather novel concept in the 17th century. Although you may question the definition of "free" today, during the early 1600's an education was reserved exclusively for the "upper class". Select a link to begin your tour of Hampton Roads and its historic schools.
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Granby High School (1)		 Hampton University postcards (Emancipation Oak)
Hampton University
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Kempsville HS
(1)		 Public kindergarten . Photo taken next to St. Johns Church
Kindergarten
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Maury High School---Norfolk, Virginia
Maury High School
(1)		 Hampton Roads history---Norfolk High School
Norfolk High School
(1)		 Syms-Eaton Academy
Syms-Eaton
(1)		 Teachers club house
Teachers' Club
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College of William and Mary---Williamsburg Virginia
William & Mary
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