Leora Brown School in Corydon, Indiana is such a unique small town attraction–and I’d wager you’ve never even heard of it!
Just off the downtown and down a few roads, you’ll discover the sweetest yellow building. It’s not a home but it was once a school, the only standing segregated school for African Americans that remains in Indiana. Amazing that it is found not in a big city but in the town of Corydon, Indiana.
This is such an important site with a fascinating history. If you’ve read my previous article about the Leora Brown School here on little Indiana, then I hope this prompts you into a visit. If this is your first brush with this school, please refer to the link for the article a few paragraphs above.
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Leora Brown School in Corydon, Indiana
Leora Brown School in Corydon, Indiana
Leora Brown School in Corydon, Indiana
Leora Brown School in Corydon, Indiana
Leora Brown School in Corydon, Indiana
Again, a special thank you to Maxine Brown for her time, her wonderful stories, and her passion for preservation and education. The world needs more folks with her level of dedication.
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Leora Brown School
400 East Summit Street
Corydon, Indiana 47112
812.738.3376
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