WASHINGTON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL: CLEANUP PARADE (1935)
- Title
- WASHINGTON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL: CLEANUP PARADE (1935)
- Description
- The Clean-Up parade was an annual parade in St. Louis with the Chamber of Commerce and Board of Education planning the event. The Washington Vocational School was the only school for vocational studies for African Americans. The yearly event brings a focus on cleaning up the city and planting gardens. The parade centers around community involvement and focuses on uplifting the city.
- Subject
- St. Louis History
- Black and African American History
- Mill Creek Valley Neighborhood
- Neighborhood History
- Washington Vocational School
- Clean-Up Parade
- Chamber of Commerce
- Board of Education
- Source
- https://mohistory.org/collections/item/P0900-15998-01-4n
- Media
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