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Concho Indian School

Quakers established the first school in 1871.
The first building was built in 1872.
It was built for Cheyenne and Arapaho children but it had very few students until it was split into separate sections for the kids of the two tribes.
With separate classrooms and living quarters it quickly grew to several hundred students.
At some point the two tribes merged and today are known as The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Nations with over twelve thousand enrolled members.
They still maintain their separate cultures.


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Nestor Derkach10-Feb-2021 19:50
Nice image and it looks like someone wanted to show there art as well.
It would be called defacing a historic mural.
Nice information attached.
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danad03-Feb-2021 17:19
Impressive work again ! Much better than some so called pieces of contemporary art ! V.
Zoltán Balogh25-Jan-2021 18:17
How interesting! V
Fabienne24-Jan-2021 23:52
Merci pour l’explication et l’image qui l’illustre.
marie-jose wolff24-Jan-2021 10:48
great capture of this fascinating image, thank you for the interesting history! V
KAI-WING LEUNG24-Jan-2021 05:19
Very nice capture and informative description! V
Carol E Sandgren24-Jan-2021 05:03
What an impressive piece of artwork you have created!
Gill Kopy24-Jan-2021 03:14
Cool that the Quakers respected the different tribes ! Some interesting art work here amidst the chaos making a fascinating image. V
Raymond Ma24-Jan-2021 02:44
I find the graffiti and the drawings makes for a very interesting and pleasing pattern. Great processing to bring out the emotional content of this image Jeff. V!
Nick Paoni24-Jan-2021 00:21
Fascinating shot. Thanks for the informative narrative.
bill friedlander23-Jan-2021 21:30
Good crisp shot of this messy place. Interesting description though. V
Pierre Martin23-Jan-2021 19:29
it have see better days, very Interesting the history!
John Hamers23-Jan-2021 18:22
Great capture of this location with this graffiti and interesting narrative !!V
Walter Otto Koenig23-Jan-2021 17:49
Strong impact with this image. Well done! "V"
globalgadabout23-Jan-2021 17:45
a strong and haunting image...ironic the tribes avoided each other then merged..
Tom Munson23-Jan-2021 16:09
Great commentary and capture, Jeff.
Helen Betts23-Jan-2021 15:57
Interesting history and a great capture of the school. Looks like graffiti has had its way here. V.
sand_shadow23-Jan-2021 15:24
Thanks for the text, which adds dimensions to this complex evocative image. V
Neil Marcus23-Jan-2021 15:00
Art, destruction, and time. A bit of history unknown to most modern day Americans. "V"
joseantonio23-Jan-2021 14:31
nice capture of this place with so much history.V
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