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Marques Thomas (left) and Mae Hall (right) attended the dedication of a historical marker for the Lincoln Separate School Grounds in Wynnewood on June 19. Thomas currently serves on Wynnewood's school board and Hall, who is mentioned in the text of the marker, was the first black teacher in the Wynnewood school system following integration in 1956. Hall taught in the Wynnewood school district from 1971 until her retirement in 2000. Photo courtesy of Jokori Taylor

Marques Thomas (left) and Mae Hall (right) attended the dedication of a historical marker for the Lincoln Separate School Grounds in Wynnewood on June 19. Thomas currently serves on Wynnewood's school board and Hall, who is mentioned in the text of the marker, was the first black teacher in the Wynnewood school system following integration in 1956. Hall taught in the Wynnewood school district from 1971 until her retirement in 2000. Photo courtesy of Jokori Taylor

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Historical marker commemorates Lincoln Separate School

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Thursday, June 27, 2024
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