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A History of the Rural Schools of Rock County, Wisconsin: Townships of Clinton, Fulton, and Harmony

A History of the Rural Schools of Rock County, Wisconsin: Townships of Clinton, Fulton, and Harmony in Chattanooga, TN

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A History of the Rural Schools of Rock County, Wisconsin: Townships of Clinton, Fulton, and Harmony

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Many generations of Wisconsinites were educated in one-room country schools and have fond memories of an era in education now quickly fading into the attic of American history. These schools were not without their limitations and lack of amenities, but they accomplished their mission nonetheless. Rock County contained over 150 of them at one time. These schools were gathering places for everything from community clubs and church meetings to holiday and political events. They were a part of the very fabric of the community, bringing together neighbors who otherwise would rarely see each other.
The advent of a statewide road system, which made it possible for schools to consolidate and facilitate the transfer of students to larger, more modern schools, spelled the end for the one-room school era. With all their drawbacks, these quaint little schools contributed their part to the social and economic development of our state.
Included in this book are written histories of the school buildings, memories of pupils and teachers, as well as lists of students, teachers, and board members associated with each school. Also included are various photos of students, teachers, interiors and exteriors of the schools. A history of the Rock County Normal School is included, which includes a list of teachers who graduated from the school during its operation.
This book is a must have for historians studying early education in Rock County, the state of Wisconsin, or the Midwest in general. Genealogists will discover a gold mine of information about their family members and ancestors with over 13,000 names indexed and over 1,000 photos in the six volumes.
This volume (Volume Two) includes these schools:
Schools in Clinton Township:
Clinton Corners School
Conley School
Hofto School
Jefferson Prairie School
Northrop School
Summerville School
Schools in Fulton Township:
Cox School
Hubbell School
Indianford School I and II
Kidder (aka Pleasant View) School
Mary Miles School
Newville School
Oakdale (aka Mizo) School
Sandy Sink School
Sheepskin School
Schools in Harmony Township:
Blackhawk School
Crandall School
Dillenbeck School
Four Oaks School
Howarth School
Milton Avenue School
Mouat School
Mount Zion School
Six Corners School
Many generations of Wisconsinites were educated in one-room country schools and have fond memories of an era in education now quickly fading into the attic of American history. These schools were not without their limitations and lack of amenities, but they accomplished their mission nonetheless. Rock County contained over 150 of them at one time. These schools were gathering places for everything from community clubs and church meetings to holiday and political events. They were a part of the very fabric of the community, bringing together neighbors who otherwise would rarely see each other.
The advent of a statewide road system, which made it possible for schools to consolidate and facilitate the transfer of students to larger, more modern schools, spelled the end for the one-room school era. With all their drawbacks, these quaint little schools contributed their part to the social and economic development of our state.
Included in this book are written histories of the school buildings, memories of pupils and teachers, as well as lists of students, teachers, and board members associated with each school. Also included are various photos of students, teachers, interiors and exteriors of the schools. A history of the Rock County Normal School is included, which includes a list of teachers who graduated from the school during its operation.
This book is a must have for historians studying early education in Rock County, the state of Wisconsin, or the Midwest in general. Genealogists will discover a gold mine of information about their family members and ancestors with over 13,000 names indexed and over 1,000 photos in the six volumes.
This volume (Volume Two) includes these schools:
Schools in Clinton Township:
Clinton Corners School
Conley School
Hofto School
Jefferson Prairie School
Northrop School
Summerville School
Schools in Fulton Township:
Cox School
Hubbell School
Indianford School I and II
Kidder (aka Pleasant View) School
Mary Miles School
Newville School
Oakdale (aka Mizo) School
Sandy Sink School
Sheepskin School
Schools in Harmony Township:
Blackhawk School
Crandall School
Dillenbeck School
Four Oaks School
Howarth School
Milton Avenue School
Mouat School
Mount Zion School
Six Corners School

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