A photo from the History Branch of the Cleveland/Bradley County Public Library shows Bradley County High School as it looked in 1911. Bradley Central High School was built closer to Cleveland in 1916.The Charleston school building burned in 1926 and a new school opened in 1927. The photo was among the collection of the late Dr. William Snell, county historian. Staff Photo by Randall Higgins/Chattanooga Times Free Press
A photo from the History Branch of the Cleveland/Bradley County Public Library shows Bradley County High School as it looked in 1911. Bradley Central High School was built closer to Cleveland in 1916.The Charleston school building burned in 1926 and a new school opened in 1927. The photo was among the collection of the late Dr. William Snell, county historian. Staff Photo by Randall Higgins/Chattanooga Times Free Press
published Wednesday, June 1st, 2011
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