“The students’ statues are a testament to overcoming.'
Updated: Oct. 24, 2023, 5:43 p.m.Four statues of students at the former Councill School in Huntsville were unveiled at the park memorializing the city's school for African American students.
Together, they seemingly brought to life the 2½ acre landscaped park located on St. Clair Avenue adjacent to the Huntsville/Madison County Library. Even as the familiar sounds of construction on a nearby mixed-use development rattled on throughout the ceremony, it mingled Huntsville’s present and future with its past.
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