As a SHOP: Discover unique gifts…
Merchandise is sold in support of our mission:
- Preserve, collect and utilize artifacts and other materials of historical significance relating to African-American and rural education in Wythe County during the years of segregation.
- Foster a sense of history by enabling audiences to draw strength and perspective from the past and impart a purpose to the future.
- Increase citizen participation and access to computer and telecommunications technology and education.
- Provide educational programs for adults and after-school tutoring/enrichment activities for youth.
Items for sale include: * Art Prints * Mugs * Ornaments * Tote Bags, and * DVD’s.
Support Wytheville Training School Cultural Center… by simply purchasing your speciality merchandise here:
https://www.wythevilletrainingschool.org/products-for-sale
Be a DONOR: Show that you care…
The Wytheville Training School Cultural Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2000 with the mission of preserving the historic Wytheville Training School. Originally built in 1883 for African American children, the school remained operational until 1952. Within the Cultural Center, we house an African American Heritage Museum that features photographs, narratives, and memorabilia, showcasing the history of African American education in Wythe County.
You can also make your tax deductible donations directly to the school:
Simply make your checks payable to:
Wytheville Training School Cultural Center, Inc.
410 E. Franklin Street
Wytheville, VA 24382
Support Wytheville Training School Cultural Center… by simply giving and volunteering here: