Wheeler School, located in Alexandria, Tennessee, is a significant historical and educational site dedicated to preserving the legacy of African American education post-Civil War. Originally established during the Reconstruction period, this site served as an educational institution for African American students, with the renowned educator and civil rights activist W.E.B. Du Bois once teaching there. The school is positioned on land donated by Captain J.D. Wheeler and represents a vital part of African American history in the region. Visitors can explore its history through preserved artifacts and educational displays, making it a valuable resource for homeschoolers and educators focusing on history and African American studies.
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