BTW Museum and Library
BTW Museum and Library
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Jean Brown 1952 Snow Queen
Jean Brown BTW student was the first African American Snow Queen to serve as Princess of the Annual Staunton, VA Winter Parade.Jimmy Pannell's Letter Sweater
Jimmy Pannell's Letter Sweater Donated to the Museum Library by the Pannell family.Mrs Sadi Cook's Cash register
This is the cash register that Mrs Sadi Cook used her store that was located on West Johnson Street. The students of BTW ate many a great hotdog from Mrs. Sadie's store.A Book On Slaves
A Book on Slaves in Augusta County, Virginia.Just The Way It Was
A documentary and history of the African American schools in Staunton and Augusta County, VA.Previous Locations of Black Schools
A listing of African American school locations dating back to 1870.BTW Principal's Message
A message from Mr A.R. Ware Principal of BTW HS, was always placed in the first pages of the Echo Year Books.Mr Arthur Ware chillin'
Mr. Arthur Ware was principal at BTW HS for several years.Mrs Martha Ware
Mrs Martha Ware, 2nd wife of the late Mr Arthur ware is shown here donating her late husband's BTW high school diploma to Alumna Mrs Helen Becks for display in the Museum Library.Echo Year Books
Several different years of the Echo Yearbook.Men's State Championship Ring
Men's basketball team State Champion ring, donated to Museum Library by Mr Rocky Simonetti.1961-62_State Championship Ball
Men's basketball team's 1961-1962State Championship Basketball.BTW Women's Basketball Team Trophy
BTW Women's Basketball team won the Virginia High School Women's Tournament to become State Champions. Year unknown.Mural on the wall
Mural on the wall and book case in the Museum Library.Mr A.R. Ware-Portriat
Portrait of Mr AR Ware donated to the Museum Library.Show More
