LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Mr. Washington in his office at Tuskegee	[Frontispiece]
	FACING PAGE
First building erected on School grounds	[12]
Breaking up new ground with an eight-ox team	[16]
Cutting sugar-cane on the School's farm	[26]
Grinding sugar-cane at the School's sugar-mill	[32]
The repair shop	[42]
In the Agricultural Laboratory	[46]
Road-building by Tuskegee students	[50]
Building a new dormitory	[56]
Digging foundation for a new building on the Institute grounds	[58]
Selecting fruit for canning	[60]
At work in the School's brick-yard	[62]
Shoe-shop—making and repairing	[66]
Mattress-making	[68]
Basket-making	[70]
In the School's sawmill	[72]
In the machine-shop	[74]
Students at work in the School's foundry	[76]
Class in mechanical drawing	[78]
The blacksmith shop	[80]
Class in outdoor geometry	[82]
Students framing the roof of a large building	[84]
Class in language	[86]
Class in outdoor nature study	[88]
Wood-turning machinery	[90]
Class in outdoor arithmetic	[92]
Chemical Laboratory	[94]
Class in physiology	[96]
Dorothy Hall, in which most of the industries for girls are taught	[98]
Learning dressmaking	[100]
Barrel furniture	[102]
Class in cooking	[104]
An out-of-door class in laundry work	[106]
Outdoor work for girls	[108]
Home-made furniture	[130]
Class in nature study	[152]
"When at Tuskegee, I find a way, by rising early in the morning, to spend half an hour in my garden or with the live stock"	[154]
Hogs as object-lessons	[156]
"The Children's House": Class in nature study	[158]
"Teach the child something about real country life"	[160]
Cultivating a patch of cassava on the agricultural experiment plot	[164]
Carnegie Library. Built by Institute students	[174]
The tailor shop	[176]
In the model dining-room	[186]
The paint shop	[190]
Institute Chapel. Most imposing building on School grounds built by students	[194]
Taking an agricultural class into the field	[204]
A furniture and repair shop at Snow Hill	[222]
A Sewing-class at Snow Hill	[224]
Typesetting—printing-office	[234]
Bird's-eye view of grounds and buildings of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Tuskegee, Alabama	[244]

WORKING WITH THE HANDS