The Rosenwald Recreation and Community Center in Shelbyville, Tennessee, served as a vital hub for the African American community during segregation. Originally built as a school, it later evolved into a center for social and recreational activities.
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Architecture
1550 Tn 64 W, Shelbyville, Tennessee
Agriculture; Architecture
201 Nashville Dirt Rd., Shelbyville, Tennessee
Architecture
Bounded Roughly By N. Brittian, Louisville & Nashville Railroad Tracks, Lane, Evans, Sandusky And Madison Sts., Shelbyville, Tennessee
Architecture
306 E. Franklin St., Shelbyville, Tennessee
Architecture
170 Ike Farrar Rd., Shelbyville, Tennessee
Architecture
600 N. Brittain St., Shelbyville, Tennessee
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Architecture
453 Oliver Springs Highway, Clinton, Tennessee
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Architecture
500 North Wright Rd., Alcoa, Tennessee
Education; Architecture
Birch & Locust Sts., Alcoa, Tennessee
Architecture
Big Springs Rd., 0.3 Mi. North Of Morganton Rd., Alcoa, Tennessee
Industry
130-140 Edwards St., Cleveland, Tennessee
