Wineka column: They found a ‘nurturing environment’ at old Granite Quarry/Shuford School

  • Friday, February 22th, 2013
    This photo of Rose D. Aggrey, a longtime teacher and principal of Granite Quarry Colored School, later Shuford Memorial School, hangs in the entrance hall to the school building. Aggrey retired in 1952 after 23 years at the school. Photo by Mark Wineka, Salisbury Post

    This photo of Rose D. Aggrey, a longtime teacher and principal of Granite Quarry Colored School, later Shuford Memorial School, hangs in the entrance hall to the school building. Aggrey retired in 1952 after 23 years at the school. Photo by Mark Wineka, Salisbury Post

    Mavis Moss, a student at the school in the 1940s, looks over some of the old photos of staff and faculty. Photo by Mark Wineka, Salisbury Post

    Mavis Moss, a student at the school in the 1940s, looks over some of the old photos of staff and faculty. Photo by Mark Wineka, Salisbury Post

    Lovie Reid, a former student at the Shuford School, then Granite Quarry Colored School, points to some photographs of faculty members. Photo by Mark Wineka, Salisbury Post

    Lovie Reid, a former student at the Shuford School, then Granite Quarry Colored School, points to some photographs of faculty members. Photo by Mark Wineka, Salisbury Post