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The Kilby Laboratory School was constructed in 1922 and named in honor of then-Alabama Governor Thomas K. Kilby.
The North Carolina native was also the professor of moral science and belles lettres and taught geography and mineralogy.
The first board of trustees had a total of 50 members, including two Native Americans, a Choctaw politician and a Cherokee leader.
Among the local trustees was Henry Stuart Foote of Tuscumbia, who would move to Mississippi and defeat Jefferson Davis in the 1850 Governor's race.
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