

Historic segregated public school for African American students in Boston
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The Abiel Smith School was a public school established in 1835 to serve the educational needs of African American children in Boston, Massachusetts. It was built using funds bequeathed by Abiel Smith and operated until the mid-19th century. The school's establishment was part of a larger effort to provide equal access to education for African Americans in Boston, which faced significant challenges due to segregation and discriminatory policies.
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