View inside the one-room St. Joseph Parish School for African-American Children at the Walter Jones Historical Park, a living-history village operated by the Mandarin Museum Historical Society in Jacksonville, Florida, in the northeastern corner of that state. Mandarin refers not to the Chinese language but to the variety of oranges widely grown in the region. The building was the last remaining school strictly for black children when it was moved to the park. Photo by Carol Highsmith, 2020.