| State | Delaware |
|---|---|
| County | Sussex County |
| School Name | Warwick-Harmon School (DuPont) |
| Location | John J. Williams Hwy, Millsboro |
| Date Opened | Built 1922 |
| Current Status | Still standing in original location. Now the Nanticoke Indian Museum. |
| Source | Bradley Skelcher, African American Education in Delaware (Wilmington: Delaware Heritage Press, 1999), 56, 69. Showell et al, DuPont “Colored” Schools, 1920-1931: An Architectural Survey Report, 153. |
| Additional Information | Replaced the original Warwick #2 School, which exclusively served Native American students. The DuPont Harmon school was open to both Black and Native American Students. Also known as Warwick School #2, or Warwick Indian School #225-C. |
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