Storer College

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Storer College was a historically Black college in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, known for educating African American students and playing a significant role in Black higher education and civil rights history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historically Black college
liberal arts college
affiliation Freewill Baptist Church NERFINISHED
campusLocatedAt Harpers Ferry National Historical Park area NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolved 1955
educated African American students
foundedBy Freewill Baptists NERFINISHED
New England Freewill Baptist Home Mission Society NERFINISHED
hasAcademicFocus liberal arts
religious and moral education
teacher education
hasEducationalMission education of African Americans in the post–Civil War South
liberal arts education for African Americans
teacher training for Black schools
hasHeritageDesignation part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park interpretive sites
hasLanguageOfInstruction English
hasType private college
historicalPeriod Jim Crow era NERFINISHED
Reconstruction era
inception 1867
legacy contributions to African American leadership development
influence on later civil rights activism
locatedIn Appalachia NERFINISHED
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia NERFINISHED
Jefferson County, West Virginia NERFINISHED
West Virginia NERFINISHED
namedAfter John Storer NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the Niagara Movement
early coeducational opportunities for African Americans
role in Black intellectual and political life
training Black teachers and ministers
ownedBy Freewill Baptist Home Mission Society NERFINISHED
partOf Reconstruction-era educational institutions for freedpeople
regionServed Mid-Atlantic states
surface form: Mid-Atlantic United States

Southern United States NERFINISHED
religiousAffiliation Baptist
significantEvent Niagara Movement meeting at Harpers Ferry in 1906
education of formerly enslaved African Americans after the American Civil War
hosted the second meeting of the Niagara Movement
role in African American higher education
role in the civil rights movement in the United States
significantFor advancement of civil rights through education
providing higher education access to Black students in West Virginia
status defunct
studentBody predominantly African American students

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Nnamdi Azikiwe educatedAt Storer College
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park contains Storer College
this entity surface form: Storer College campus