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Charles Walter Greene (1849-1926) was the first teacher of agriculture at Tuskegee Institute and the second head of the Agriculture Department at Tuskegee. He was a graduate of Hampton Institute and classmate of Booker T. Washington. He took over as Tuskegee Institute's farm manager in June 1888. The school had mostly trained teachers up until then. George Washington Carver was recruited to the Agriculture faculty in 1896.

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rdfs:label	Charles W. Green (en)
rdfs:comment	Charles Walter Greene (1849-1926) was the first teacher of agriculture at Tuskegee Institute and the second head of the Agriculture Department at Tuskegee. He was a graduate of Hampton Institute and classmate of Booker T. Washington. He took over as Tuskegee Institute's farm manager in June 1888. The school had mostly trained teachers up until then. George Washington Carver was recruited to the Agriculture faculty in 1896. (en)
foaf:name	Charles W. Greene (en)
name	Charles W. Greene (en)
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birth place	Gatesville, North Carolina (en)
dcterms:subject	People from Gatesville, North Carolina 1849 births Date of death unknown Hampton University alumni Academics from North Carolina Tuskegee University faculty
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Booker T. Washington People from Gatesville, North Carolina Gatesville, North Carolina George Washington Carver 1849 births Date of death unknown Hampton University alumni Greenwood District, Tulsa Academics from North Carolina Tuskegee University faculty William Henry Holtzclaw Hampton Institute Tuskegee Institute William James Edwards dbr:Martin_A._Menafee
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birth date	1849 (xsd:integer)
caption	Greene in bowtie next to George Washington Carver (en)
education	Hampton Institute (en)
fields	Agriculture, Real estate development (en)
has abstract	Charles Walter Greene (1849-1926) was the first teacher of agriculture at Tuskegee Institute and the second head of the Agriculture Department at Tuskegee. He was a graduate of Hampton Institute and classmate of Booker T. Washington. He took over as Tuskegee Institute's farm manager in June 1888. The school had mostly trained teachers up until then. George Washington Carver was recruited to the Agriculture faculty in 1896. Greene was born in Gatesville, North Carolina in 1849. Although several years older, Greene was a classmate, friend, and roommate of Booker T. Washington at Hampton Institute. Each had a prominent role in the program for their graduation in 1875. Greene traveled to rural areas to talk about agricultural practices, preceding the development of extension services for Black farmers. Before the turn of the century, Washington instructed Greene to acquire property to develop a village area that would be entirely owned and operated by "Negroes" and demonstrate their capability and establish economic independence. The district was formally designated in 1901 and named Greenwood, entirely apart from the school. Following Washington's 1905 visit to Arkansas, Indian Territory and Oklahoma, and his speech in Tulsa suggesting the Tuskegee Greenwood District as an example of what he was recommending, Tulsa named its Negro-owned district Greenwood in 1906. In 1940, a plaque at Tuskegee Institute was unveiled to commemorate Greene's service. He wore a bowtie and glasses. William James Edwards was one of his students. William Henry Holtzclaw also studied under him before moving on to the printing department. also worked on the farm. George Washington Carver was recruited to work in the Agriculture Department in 1896. (en)
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is name of	Hampton University
is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	C.W. Green C. W. Green C. W. Greene Gatesville, North Carolina James Nathan Calloway Hampton University Charles Green Charles Wallace Green Charles Wallace Greene
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