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Sources: Staunton City Directory, 1916-1917; Sanborn Maps1914April 1, 2016

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Black Owned businesses, 1916-1917

a. Helen C. Allen, dressmaker

b. Regal Drug Storec. American Beneficial

Insurance Co. of Richmond

d. Richmond Beneficial Insurance Co.

e. Virginia Pressing Parlorf. Rheba A. Ware,

hairdresserg. Andrew L. Billups,

funeral directorh. Banks Pharmacyi. Mary E. Banks,

dressmakerj. Hugh Murray, eating

housek. Nannie J. Marshall,

grocerl. Sarah Henderson, hair

dresserm. Jennie Garland, midwife

Places of Note:1. Gallows Town (1793),

Staunton Theater and Colored Dance Hall, Pannell House Hotel

2. Mount Zion Baptist Church

3. Ebenezer Baptist Church4. Augusta Street United

Methodist Church5. Booker T. Washington, (D.

Webster Davis, House of Prayer)

6. Stuart Tate House, 219 Sunnyside

7. Stuart Tate Brick Yard8. The Club9. Mrs. Clair Sheffey House,

517 Baptist10. Arch Rock Tea Room

(George Taylor Market, Marino’s)