San Domingo Community and Cultural Center
Mardela Springs, MD
Exterior siding and windows will be restored at the San Domingo Community and Cultural Center.
The San Domingo Community and Cultural Center was built in 1919. It currently serves the community as a meeting place for nearly a dozen local organizations
The grant funds will be used to restore the windows and exterior siding to their historic configurations in order to truly preserve the original style of the school.
The restored building will serve as a community and cultural center. Through partnerships with local schools, it will also educate students about local, African American history.
The John Quinton Foundation will manage the restoration project. For more information, visit www.johnquintonfoundation.org.
To learn more about the San Domingo Community and Cultural Center or any of the other Rosenwald School grant recipients, contact Tracy Hayes in the National Trust for Historic Preservation Southern Office.
