"It was on Jan. 9, 1866, that the Negro public school that became Fisk University was opened in the newly vacated Federal hospital barracks, near the old Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway. It was west of the depot, on the corner of Church and what is now Twelfth Avenue.

The picture above was taken in June, 1866"

Tennesseean 1938
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