SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP
This church was right across the street from the Jefferson School, it would
be very probable that numerous of the students attended here as well.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
METHODIST CHURCH/HAMILTON COUNTY
SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP
This church was right across the street from the Jefferson School, it would
be very probable that numerous of the students attended here as well.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
JEFFERSON SCHOOL/HAMILTON COUNTY
SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP # 8
Another example of a doubling addition to the original one room schoolhouse in
later years as another structure was needed to meet the amount of students increased.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL/HAMILTON COUNTY
SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP #10
An example of a one room schoolhouse that was doubled in size at a later year
to keep up with the number of students.
SIXTEEN MILE STAND SCHOOL/HAMILTON COUNTY
SYMMES TOWNSHIP #4
This school was the last one room schoolhouse used in Hamilton county,
it was used till 1952. The building to the right was built around 1931 and was used
as an annex for the lower grades, and was known as the Colony House.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
CHURCH/HANCOCK COUNTY
BIGLICK TOWNSHIP
This church is centered around 4-5 schools, all within 3-5 miles.
Quite possible many students and their families attended there.
Monday, April 2, 2012
OLD HOUSE/LOGAN COUNTY
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP
A very interesting old home located about a mile around the corner of District #2 school. 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
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