Wednesday, May 2, 2012

SCHOOL #5/HANCOCK COUNTY





JACKSON TOWNSHIP #5

Unknown story on this school. It is located in Jackson Twsp.,
however the building's identification says Amanda Twsp.
School is not located on any map for this location, so it could have been
moved from another location and placed to now where it sits.

HULL SCHOOL/HANCOCK COUNTY





VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP # 2

SWALETOWN SCHOOL/HANCOCK COUNTY




VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP # 5

PUMPKIN HOOK SCHOOL/HANCOCK COUNTY




ORANGE TOWNSHIP # 7

(Also known as Reed's Corner School)

HOUSE/HANCOCK COUNTY



ORANGE TOWNSHIP

House is situated between 2 schools, quite possible this family
 had children who attended one of the schools.

OWLSBURG SCHOOL/HANCOCK COUNTY




ORANGE TOWNSHIP # 8

(Also known as Sawmill School)

Monday, April 2, 2012

SCHOOL/LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY



OLD HOUSE/LOGAN COUNTY




BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP

LOGAN COUNTY RD. 13 .3 MILE EAST OF LOGAN COUNTY RD. 21
LEWISTOWN, OHIO
GPS: 40.410487, -83.932884
(April 2, 2012)
This home was just around the corner of where an old schoolhouse use to sit. Also, it is within a couple of miles from where a couple other schools are now. Likely, perhaps children who lived here attended those schools.


A very interesting old home located about a mile around the corner of District #2 school, and within a couple miles of other schools. Quite possible the family who lived here attended that very school.

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

COVERED BRIDGES AND COURT HOUSES

Since the culture of the one room school houses was during the late 1800s and early 1900s, I decided to also put on this blog the the relevant architecture that the school children  would have been directly exposed to. Which would be the covered bridges that the children would have actually crossed, and the county court houses that they would have certainly seen on their trip into town.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

SCHOOL #8/LOGAN COUNTY




PLEASANT TOWNSHIP #8
BUILT - 1884

LOGAN COUNTY RD. 11/PLEASANT TOWNSHIP RD. 33 
6508 LOGAN COUNTY RD. 11 DEGRAFF, OHIO 43318
GPS: 40.346722, -83.871127

Sunday, September 11, 2011

MT. HOPE SCHOOL/HAMILTON COUNTY



CROSBY TOWNSHIP

MT. HOPE RD. .7 MILE NORTH OF STRIMPLE RD
HARRISON, OHIO

SAND HILL SCHOOL/HAMILTON COUNTY




HARRISON TOWNSHIP

CAMPBELL RD./KILBY RD.
7275 KILBY RD. HARRISON, OHIO 45030
GPS: 39.235481, -84.783498

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

BRIER RIDGE CHURCH/ADAMS COUNTY


LIBERTY TOWNSHIP

Church was on the same road as two different schools, a good possiblity that some students attended Sunday Service here at times.

KIRKER COVERED BRIDGE/ADAMS COUNTY



LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
Bridge was within 3 miles of numerous schools, obviously students utilized this bridge in their local travels.

HARSHAVILLE COVERED BRIDGE/ADAMS COUNTY




OLIVER TOWNSHIP

Bridge was less than a half a mile from the closest school, and with 2-3 miles of several others. Needless to say, students crossed this bridge numerous times.

*Interesting fact-this bridge was used by the Confederate Army's John Morgan Raiders

ADAMS COUNTY COURTHOUSE


 
WEST UNION, OHIO

TIFFIN TOWNSHIP

LOUDEN SCHOOL/ADAMS COUNTY



BRATTON TOWNSHIP #7

Friday, July 1, 2011

SCHOOL #8/WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA




CENTRE TOWNSHIP #6

PLEASANT BEND SCHOOL/DARKE COUNTY




ADAMS TOWNSHIP #3

This school was a 2 room schoolhouse; the lower portion is mostly what is left of the original school. The top portion has been added to once the actual school had ended. However, most of the original building is still there.

Thursday, June 30, 2011

BROWN BRIDGE/BROWN COUNTY




PIKE TOWNSHIP

Bridge was in the center of 3 schools, it was the only connection between them. Quite obviously it had to be used by the students of these schools.

Monday, June 27, 2011

MCCAFFERTY BRIDGE/BROWN COUNTY






PERRRY TOWNSHIP

This covered bridge was right off of US RT-50, and was centered within 3 miles of at least 5 schools.

NEW HOPE BRIDGE/BROWN COUNTY



SCOTT TOWNSHIP

Another covered bridge that was in the center of at least 5 schools. I am quite sure many students crossed through this bridge, or took refuge from a rain shower on their way home.