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STOP THE BULLDOZERS!!!
In Memory of Olee Yates McCullough who passed away 10 years ago today, help us to carry out her vision of saving the significant history of Freedmen’s Town.


12 DAYS LEFT --- TO SAVE THE ARCHAEOLOGY FIELD SCHOOL SITE OF

J. VANCE LEWIS - ‘VAN COURT’,

THE MUSEUM HOUSE, AND THE HISTORIC HOME OF AN ELDERLY WOMAN.


Rutherford B H Yates Museum, Inc.
http://www.yatesmuseum.org/homepage.html
The National Historic District of Freedmen’s Town has lost hundreds of Historic homes, many Historic Churches, and the Historic Brick Streets that are about to be inappropriately removed and damaged.

The J. Vance Lewis property, later known as ‘Van Court’, was first purchased by two Freed Women in 1874, just a few years after emancipation. A daughter married J. Vance Lewis (born in 1863). He was an author and one of the first Lawyers in Freedmen’s Town. Mrs. J. Vance Lewis worked in the Carnegie ‘colored’ Library.

They assisted others to buy land and create businesses.


Emergency! Please help today! Your name will be included on the engraved marker that will be permanently installed at the historic homestead!


10 Donors at $10,000 each, 100 Donors at $1000 each,


1000 Donors at $100 each, or 2000 Donors at $50 each.


The Rutherford B H Yates Museum, Inc. is a non profit, 501(c) (3) organization, incorporated in the State of Texas on Dec. 26, 1996. Mail to: PO Box 130726, Houston, Texas 77219-0726 info@yatesmuseum.org Voice mail: 713-739-0163 or Cell: 713-294-3338 C.Roberts

Grand Founder – Olee Yates McCullough, M.A.
Thank you so much.
Dr. Sally Wickers, Exec. Dir. of the Coalition of Pastoral Leaders
281-932-3836
and Catherine Roberts, Co-Founder of Rutherford BH Yates Museum, Inc,
PO Box 130726, Houston,Tx.77219-0726
Cell Ph: 713-294-3338
Email: cathiscott@hotmail.com Email: info@yatesmuseum.org www.yatesmuseum.org
Grand Founder: Olee Yates Museum, Inc.