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THE MICHIGAN ONE ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE ASSOCIATION
School | Township | County | Year | Location | Use | BM | Notes |
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Leland Village | Leland | Leelanau | Circa 1860-1938 | Town School, Block 4, Pearl St | Log/W | In mid 1890's a new two-room school was built. In 1916 two more classrooms were added over a basement. In 1938 Leland, East Leland, Houkek, Star and Duck Lake consolidate into one Leland Township School district. Then Good Harbor School in Centerville Township also joined. In 1947 Shetland School was annexed to Leland which was now K-12. We Remember p. 68-71. Standard School. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Empire* | Empire | Leelanau | 1867 | Brotherson Rd between M-22 & North Bar Lake, also known as Perry Lake. Empire Area Heritage Group, Box 192, Empire, MI 49630 | Log/W | Lots more to get into. We remember p. 34. Museum moved in 1927. Used by Springdale when building was updated. Moved to Indian Hill & Flower in Benzie County to be used as a church. In 1970's was a gift shop & a church shown as a school. Grant for $12,000 from the DIA Founders Society. Many fixtures came from Solon Township. In operation in 1900. Used as a Museum for the Empire Area Heritage Group. MORSA | |
Keswick (Bingham #4) | Bingham | Leelanau | about 1869-after 1926 | SW corner CR 633 at Otto Rd | 8 | W | We Remember p. 60. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Duck Lake | Leland | Leelanau | -1938 | NE Corner Duck Lake Rd & M-22 | 21 | W | In 1938 became part of the consolidated Leland Rural Agricultural School District. We Remember p. 32. Moved to Leland for manual training. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Glendale #4 | Cleveland | Leelanau | |||||
Sunshine | Suttons Bay | Leelanau | 2540 N Setterbo Rd | 8 | Only open for one year and replaced by a Solem School | ||
Crescent | Leland | Leelanau | -1935 | Crescent City, North Manitou Island, S of Village | Log? | Gone. Burned-down in 1935. Owned by Leland Public Schools. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Lee's Bay/Lee's Point #4 | Bingham | Leelanau | after 1916 | Corner of M-22 & Hilltop Rd | Standard School. Converted into a residence. MORSA | ||
Gill's Pier #2 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1881-1921 | SW corner Gillis Pier Rd & M-22 | 18 | W | Consolidated in 1921. Established in 1856. Building converted into a residence. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Armstrong #5 | Kasson | Leelanau | 1874-mid 1940's | NW Corner of M-72 & CR 669 at Oviatt | 29 | W | Closed in mid 1940's with annexation. We remember p. 95. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Burdickville/DeGrawville #1 | Empire | Leelanau | 1867-1938 | CR 616 between Bow Rd & CR 675 | 12 | Log/W | Originally called the DeGrawille School and then finally the Burdickville School. In 1938 all Empire Township schools were consolidated. This school was sold then moved and eventually became a residence. We Remember p. 16. |
Cracker/Brown #5 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1856-by 1930's | W side of Overlook Rd, S of Craker Rd | 25 | Log/W | Sometimes called the Brown School, the Craker School was organized in 1856. Students were in attendance by 1864. In 1875 the log school was replaced with a wooden-frame building. It closed in 1921 when it was made part of the Northport School District. We Remember p. 27. Fred Green: Teacher in 1880-81. Established in 1860. Building torn-down. MORSA |
Sutton Bay #1 | Suttons Bay | Leelanau | 1940- | 426 Lincoln St, Suttons Bay | 3 | Converted into a residence. Last sold $656,300 | |
Beeman/Plowman #3 | Empire | Leelanau | 1867-1930 | Deering & William Beeman Rds on M-72 at Plowman's Corner | 26 | Log/W | A log school was built by 1867 and then a frame school replaced it in 1874 for students in sections: 25, 26, 35 & 36. The school closed about 1930 and the students were sent to the Empire Village School. We Remember p. 7 |
Happy Hollow #6f | Kasson | Leelanau | -1945 | Fritz & Lanham Rds | Fractional. Listed Closed in 1944-45 | ||
Omena/Locust Grove #3 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1858-1921 | Solon Rd, at SE corner of Hoxie Rd | 26 | A makeshift school was started in a two-story building in the fall of 1852. By 1858 the Township established a school here on CR 626, W of Kalchik Rd. By 1880 there was a frame school building. School closed in 1921 with consolidation. We Remember p. 93. Building used as a garage on Delbert Joynt's Farm. MORSA | |
East Leland #2 | Leland | Leelanau | by 1917-by 1920's | Horn Rd, W of Eagle Hwy | 12 | ||
Davison | Elmwood | Leelanau | SE corner E Lakeview Hills & Lake Leelanau Rds | 6 | Standing. Currently used for storage | ||
South Manitou Island | Leelanau | 1899-early 1940's | Center of Island on Ohio Rd, S Manitou Island | ||||
Greendale #2/Bohemian #3 | Cleveland | Leelanau | 1871-1951 | Bohemian Hwy at end of Ryant Rd | 28 | Log/W | This school in the Bohemian district was often referred to as the Krubner School, the Bohemian School and later the Greendale School. Originally a large log school, in 1886 a new school house 26 ft x 30 ft was built. It closed after the 1950-51 school year and the students then went to Maple City Schools. We Remember p. 12 |
Unnamed Centerville School | Centerville | Leelanau | by 1881 | Pine Knob Dr | 11 | By 1881 plat map. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Donnybrook #4? | Suttons Bay | Leelanau | N side of McAllister Rd between M-22 & Norvick Rd | 34 | W? | The school was moved after it closed and is now a residence. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Bass Lake #7 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1880's-1912 | NW corner of Omena & (CR 626) Swede Rd | 28 | W | Organized in the 1880's. Part of the Bohemian Settlement. Building was converted into a residence. MORSA |
Hilltop #3 | Centerville | Leelanau | CR 643, halfway between Kabot and Rice Rds | 26 | At some point school was moved. We Remember p. 56. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | ||
Boynton #5 | Empire | Leelanau | 1870-about 1930 | SW corner of M-72 & M-22, E of CR 677 | 22 | Log/W | A log school was built in 1870 and named for the Boynton Family Farm. By 1900 it was replaced by a wooden-frame building. This school closed about 1930 and the students attended Empire Village School. Empire moved it to their school site to be used as two-rooms for kindergarten. We Remember p. 13 |
Pleasant Valley | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1890-1942 | Corner E Lakeview Hills Rd & CR 641 | W | After closing was first used for storage and 4-H and other meetings. Now Lakeview Hill Farm Market. Privately owned and being refurbished and used as an office or axillary building for their Farm Market. At one time as many as 72 one-room schools stood in Leelanau County and about 1/3 to half are gone. Others have been moved or converted into homes. Neighbors are happy to see the school saved and restored. Internet | |
Maple City #3 | Kasson | Leelanau | 1867 | 172 W Burdickville Rd, Maple City | 3 | Log/W | Originally a log school, a frame school was built in 1885. Maple City School was the main school in Kasson Township. The 1940's building still stands. In June 1956 the voters of Cedar, Empire, Glen Arbor and Maple City formed the Glen Lake Community Schools District. Glen Lake H.S. was built on CR 616 and provided classrooms for grades 7-12. Elementary grades K-6 continued to meet in the four town schools. We remember p. 74 |
Bright #4 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1859 | Snyder Rd W of CR 629 | Moved 1/2 mile N of Northport where 201 Snyder Rd & M-201 comes into Northport. Part of Fred Thomas home | ||
Solon #6 | Solon | Leelanau | 1898- | CR 616 at Solon Rd | W | Vacant. Last graduation class of 1 | |
Newport/Northport #1 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1855-1921 | Shabwasung St, Northport, MI | W | First school organized in Leelanau County. The modern Northport district began when the Township schools of Gill's Pier, Omena, Bight, Cracker, Lighthouse and Bass Lake consolidated with Northport in 1921. We Remember p. 84. Village School Established in 1855. MORSA | |
#4 | Cleveland | Leelanau | CR 667, S of M-22, S/15 | 15 | |||
Fritz/Lanham #6f | Empire | Leelanau | by 1870-1944 | Fritz & Bow Rds | 7 | School also known as Happy Hollow or the Fritz Lanham. Fractional and served students in Empire amd Lasson Townships. Log 1870's school replaced in 1880's. Closed by 1944. Building was sold and then moved to Benzie County. We Remember p. 39 | |
Sutton Bay #2 | Suttons Bay | Leelanau | NE corner of CR 641 at end of Otto Rd | 1 | Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | ||
Neumann #2f | Solon | Leelanau | 1881-1945 | M-72 just E of Cedar Rd | W | Sometime incorrectly referred to as Newman School. 2nd school was built in 1898. Closed in 1944-45. No longer standing. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Tweedle #6 | Empire | Leelanau | 1869- | 13012 M-22 at Stormer Rd, 2 miles S of Village | 31 | Log/W | Original log school replaced by a frame school and then a larger frame school. After it closed the students attended the Empire Village School. The building was converted into a residence. We Remember p. 127. Being restored by park service in 2022 |
Houdek #4f | Leland | Leelanau | 1864-1938 | Eagle Hwy where 626 turns W towards St. Wenceslaus | 36 | Log/W | Originally a log school, a frame school was built in 1885. Most of the students were Norwegians and Swedes. In 1938 Houdek was one of the 6 that formed the Leland Rural Agricultural School District. In 1945 building was sold for $200. We Remember p. 56 |
East Kasson #1 | Kasson | Leelanau | 1867- | Kasson Rd between Tower Rd & CR 667 | 23 | Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit. See Kasson | |
O'Brien #5 | Centerville | Leelanau | SE corner of French & Bodus Rds next to the Town Hall | 22 | W | Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Bingham #5 | Bingham | Leelanau | by 1870 - WWII | 633 Bingham Rd at SE corner of Bingham & Country Rds | 32 | Log/W | Originally a log school. Was located here about 1868-1870 and in 1877, a two-room school, grades 1-8 was built to replace it and it was used until WWII. It was then used as the Bingham Township Hall. It was restored in 1987 to its original appearance and is now on the National Register of Historic Places and Michigan Historic Sites. Traveling Thru Time p. 240 |
Star #9 & #5 | Leland | Leelanau | 1870-1938 | Was located at corner of M-72 and Cedar Rd (CR 651) | 33 | Log/B | Pic 1901/1902. When Star School was established in Centerville Township it was District #9. After Leland Township was created it became District #5. The Star District decided to build a brick building in 1901. The school annexed in 1939 to Lake Leelanau 33. Later it consolidated to form the Leland Township School district. Leland sold the brick school building in December 1945 for $5.17. Plans are to salvage the bricks and tear it down. We Remember p. 122. No longer standing. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Port Oneida #4f | Glen Arbor | Leelanau | by 1875-1925 NOTE: May have consolidated but used after this date | W side of Port Oneida Rd between M-22 & Miller Rd | 1 | Log?/W | This fractional school served students in two Townships. In 1880 it was listed as a frame building. In 1925 the school became part of the consolidated Glen Arbor Township District. Port Oneida had just become a Standard School. The building was donated and used by the Port Oneida Community Club and is owned by Glen Lake School District. We Remember p. 102. Built before 1860. Closed 1950's. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Isadore #4 | Centerville | Leelanau | 3 miles N of Holy Rosary Church | Students Finished at Holy Rosary H.S. We Remember p.58. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit Settled by Polish. Isadore now a ghost town | |||
Solon #5f | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1908-1956 | Intersection of CR 616 & CR 649 | W | Annexed to Norris. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Martin #3 | Centerville | Leelanau | by 1881-before 1966 | SW corner of Popp & Amore Rds | 11 & 3 | Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Bight #4 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1859-1921 | Corner of Snyder Rd & M-201 | 26 | Log/W | Opened in 1859 and closed in 1921. It was then moved 1 mile N and converted into a residence. We Remember p. 9. Became part of Fred Thomas home. MORSA |
Lighthouse #6 | Leelanau | Leelanau | 1863- | Lighthouse Rd & CR 629 at turn | 18 | Established in 1863. Became an outbuilding on Cherry property. MORSA | |
Panek #4 | Cleveland | Leelanau | 1 mile E of Sullivan & Narlock Rds | W | It's possible this school also went by another name. It may be the Cleveland. Fractional School district number one referred to in annual reports. Now demolished. We Remember p. 96. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | ||
Hatches Crossing #3 | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1867-mid 1940's | Corner of Cherry Bend Rd & S Lake Leelanau Dr | 18 | Log/CB | Originally a log school, then no school. After 1872 a cinder block building built. Sometime referred to as the Man School. Only 24 ft x 25 ft. The building, once closed was moved to 7985 E Fouch Rd. In the 1940's, converted into a residence and in 1972 was torn-down. We Remember p. 54. In use 1944-45. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Sleeping Bear School #2 | Glen Arbor | Leelanau | Glen Haven #2 | Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |||
Valley/Flone #2 | Bingham | Leelanau | 3520 CR 633 (Maple Valley Rd) at Otto Rd | CS | Residence | ||
Wayside | Suttons Bay | Leelanau | -after 1933 | S side of Duck Lake Rd (M-204) W of Macksey Rd | 19 | Wayside was also called the Bequest School. We Remember p. 127. Building privately owned. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Wickham #2 | Empire | Leelanau | 1867 | E of M-109 on curve | 5 | Log/ | Original Wickham School was log when it started in 1867. In 1900 it was a frame building. By 1925 it was a Standard School. The school closed about 1930 with the students attending the Empire Village School. We Remember p. 128 (Springdale School replaced the Wickham School and was located at 8627 Welch Rd, W of M-109) First school in Glen Lake. Glen Haven area |
Lautner #1f | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1867-1954 | NE at internection of Bugai Rd at M-72 | Log/W | Originally a log school in 1882. $800 was the cost for a new building. Closed at the end of WWII. We Remember p. 61. In use 1944-1945. Last day of school they had a potluck picnic. Annexed to Norris. Converted into a residence | |
Glen Haven #2 | Glen Arbor | Leelanau | by 1880-by 1931 | M-209 W of M-109 in Lot 22 | 12 | W | Oldest report of school is 1869. No other report until wooden-frame building in 1880. Also known as Sleeping Bear School. We Remember p. 47. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Mann #3 | Elmwood | Leelanau | closed by 1972 | CR 641 & CR 614, NE corner | W | Torn-down in 1972 | |
Round Top #4f | Kasson | Leelanau | Before 1885-after 1940 | E side of Tower Rd, S of Valley Rd | 14 | Log/W | Originally a log school. By 1885 it was a wooden-frame school. In 1925 it was a Standard School with more than two-rooms. In 1940 taught the 12th grade. We Remember p. 103. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
North Unity #2 | Cleveland | Leelanau | 1859- 1945? | M-22 E of Baker Rd, near Narada Lake | 8 | Log | |
Norris #6f | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1870-1945 | N side of Cherry Bend Rd, E of M-22 | 33 | Log | In use 1944-45. New school in 1950. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Bingham #1 (Suttons Bay) | Bingham | Leelanau | Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | ||||
Glen Arbor | Glen Arbor | Leelanau | by 1865-1956 | Pine St, Block 8, S/22 | 22 | In early 1900's school was graded. It was a two-room Standard school. Went thru grade 10. In June 1956 Cedar, Empire, Glen Arbor and Maple City formed the Glen Lake Community Schools District. The Elementary continued to meet in the 4 one-room schools. Glen Lake was the H.S. We Remember p. 45. Burned-down in 1931. WPA | |
Maple Leaf #2f | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1881-1945 | NE corner of Breithaupt & Bugai Rds | 19 | Log/ | In use 1944-1945. Last day of school they had a potluck picnic. Was converted into a residence |
Springdale #2 | Empire | Leelanau | 8627 Welch Rd, W of M-109, S/5 | 5 | W | First school in Glen Lake are. Replaced by Wickham Standard School. Converted into a residence. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
North Manitou Island | North Manitou Island | Leelanau | 1907 | North Manitou Island | W | In 1907 a new wooden-frame school was built on North Manitou Island. It shut down in the 1940's. Internet. Kalamazoo Gazette, August 11, 1999 | |
Lime Lake #1 | Cleveland | Leelanau | 1875 | 1.5 miles S of M-22 on CR 667 | First school in Cleveland Township which was established in 1871. We Remember p. 71 | ||
Miller Hill #3 | Glen Arbor | Leelanau | 1878-1939 | Next to 3577 W Cheney Rd, Port Oneida Rd W of M-22 | 3 | Log/W | Originally a log school on 1/2 acre. By 1880 it was a frame building. We Remember p. 79. One of five "grammar" Schools in Glen Arbor: Glen Arbor, Glen Haven, Port Oneida, Miller Hill and South Manitou Island. By 1939 all were consolidated with Glen Arbor Schools. The Glen Lake Schools sold the small plot of land in Dec 2017. The new owners did extensive clean up of the land and found the well, steps & part of the foundation. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Bequest | Suttons Bay | Leelanau | -after 1933 | S side of Duck Lake Rd (M-204) W of Macksey Rd | 19 | Also called the Wayside School. We Remember p. 127. Building privately owned. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Solomon #2? | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1864-by 1945 | Corner of M-72 amd Cedar Rd | 28 | Log/W | 5th school in Elmwood Township. First school was made of logs. A 2nd school constructed in 1896 on the SE corner of Solon & Hoxie Rds in S/28. By 1945 the school was listed as closed and the students were bused to Traverse City. The area later became part of the Norris School district which sold the building to the Township for $1.00. The school is still standing and owned by Solon Township? There is much controversy on what to do with the building. We Remember p. 115 & 116 |
Kasson | Kasson | Leelanau | Between Maple City & M-72 | ||||
Good Harbor #2 | Centerville | Leelanau | -by 1930 | Near Kilwy Church on CR 651. Was moved to Leland School | 6 | At some point school was two-rooms. Annexed to Leland School District formed from the consolidation of Star, Hodek, East Leland and Duck Lake Schools. We Remember p. 51. Internet: Leelanau One Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |
Shetland #4 | Cleveland | Leelanau | 1863-1947 | 962 E Harbor Hwy, Cedar, MI | 24 | Log/W | Shetland School annexed to the Leland Rural Agricultural School district in 1947. Leland sold the building and property in 1956 for $1,200 and it was converted into a cherry pickers' quarters. Sold again in 1972 and restored and renovated into a residence and an antique shop. We Remember p. 110. Standard School in 1942. From 1924-31 students had a Potato vacation in Sept/Oct for 2 weeks. School was white. Lucille Baker Barratt was the last teacher in 1946. Remodeled by Mary Lou and Tom Blakely for their Antique Shop |
Clearbrook #1 | Solon | Leelanau | 1881-1946 | CR 616 N of junction with Kasben Rd, 2 miles S of Cedar Rd | 18 | W | Named for the brook that runs close by the school. It was open in 1881. It closed in 1946 and became a residence. We Remember p. 22. Last teacher: Mrs. Gladys Rasmussen |
Suttons Bay School | Centerville | Leelanau | 1860-mid 1940s | On farm of Andrew Palmer located on the Bay Shore 1/2 mile E of Town business section | Log/B | 2nd School in Centerville Township. In 1865 school was now part of Bingham Township and was District #! in Bingham. In 1873 the school was in S/21 in Suttons Bay. It was still a log school. In 1878 the log school was replaced with a two-story brick building. In 1907 the building was sold for $43,000 to Suttons Bay Township to be used as a Town Hall. The district built a two-story, 12,500 sq ft stone building known as the Stone School or Union School. Area primary schools joined the Suttons Bay district probably in the 1940's to begin the modern Suttons Bay School district. After the Stone School ceased being a school it was a business. By 1990 it was empty. It was then sold and converted into a residence | |
Bingham #2 (Lee Points) | Bingham | Leelanau | M-22, At the end of Hilltop Rd | Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit | |||
Heimforth #4 | Elmwood | Leelanau | 1863-1945 | SW corner of Lake Leelanau Dr and Lakeview Hills Rd | 2 | Log/ | This school was also known as the Pleasant Valley School. Closed in 1945. We Remember p. 55. Internet: Leelanau One-Room Schoolhouse Exhibit |
Pickerel #4 | Ridgeway | Lenawee | Ridge Rd near Dibble Hwy | Merged with Ridgeway bet 1874-1893 Closed & moved to Kniffin farm, was a tool shed until 1968 | |||
Tecumseh | Tecumseh | Lenawee | 1849- | Tecumseh | W | Tecumseh Literary Institute founded. Michigan was one of the first to have the Union or Graded Schools. By 1854 there are were 4 schoolhouses in Tecumseh employing 15 teachers for 419 pupils. There were 3 other school districts in the township of Tecumseh. There was a single teacher at each school paid $900. Memories of Lenawee County p. 516. In 1913, Tecumseh built a new High School that served the community for 50 years. Lenawee History p. 61 | |
Atkin | Blissfield | Lenawee | -1954 | Fractional. Reorganized into Blissfield, December 3, 1954 | |||
Ridgeway #1/#5f | Ridgeway | Lenawee | 1837- | Log/B | Early Days of Ridgeway states that the 1st school in Ridgeway was log and bordered the Methodist church and a present school is still on this site. Early Days says it was Macon #3 and later in the 1890's became Name Unknown #5f. Why the first school would not be Ridgeway #1 (and instead Macon #3) is a puzzle. This first log school was of log and there by 1837. In the 1890's it combined it may have been replaced by a brick school and combined with another Ridgeway Twp school.. The brick school appears to be a 2 room school with two teachers. One of the 2 teachers was Kitty Clark and there is a picture of her with her students. The school was divided into grades 1-6 and 7-10th. More info in Early Days. The brick school burned in the winter of 1943. new two room school replaced it and they taught grades 1-8 and sent the High School students to Tecumseh. Ridgeway annexed to Tecumseh April 28, 1956. Early Days Of Ridgway p.20 | ||
Sutton #7 | Medina | Lenawee | -1955 | 10? | Reorganized into Morenci April 29, 1955 | ||
Rollin Village | Rollin | Lenawee | -1955 | Fractional; Annexed to Addison February 26, 1955. | |||
Spalding (Spaulding) | Franklin | Lenawee | -1955 | 3? | Annexed to Clinton May 28, 1955. | ||
Cambridge #1 | Cambridge | Lenawee | 1834 | E part of town | 8? | Log | |
Redfield #8 | Woodstock | Lenawee | -1948 | Reorganized into Onsted December 22, 1948. | |||
Rome Center | Rome | Lenawee | -1948 | Note:10 schoolhouses in Rome 1874 atlas | Reorganized into Onsted December 22, 1948. | ||
Striped | Rollin | Lenawee | -1948 | Reorganized into Addison March 9, 1948. | |||
Block #7f | Seneca | Lenawee | -1955 | B | Fractional. Reorganized into Morenci April 29, 1955 | ||
Rollin #5f | Rollin | Lenawee | by 1881-1948 | Fractional; Reorganized into Addison March 9, 1948; in operation in 1881 | |||
Ward | Riga | Lenawee | Reorganized into Blissfield December 3, 1954. | ||||
Walworth | Rome | Lenawee | Reorganized into Onsted December 22, 1948. | ||||
Pressed Brick | Rollin | Lenawee | -1955 | Fractional; Annexed to Addison April 16, 1955. | |||
Ridgeville #5f | Fairfield | Lenawee | -1956 | Fractional; Annexed to Sand Creek March 24, 1956. | |||
Little Red Schoolhouse | Adrian | Lenawee | 1965 | Also known as W Adrian | Annex to Adrian schools 1963 See Little read School House | ||
Medina Center #10 | Medina | Lenawee | -1955 | 10? | Reorganized into Morenci April 29, 1955. | ||
New Prairie | Madison | Lenawee | |||||
Ontario #4 | Medina | Lenawee | -1955 | 10? | Reorganized into Morenci April 29, 1955. | ||
Gibson | Macon | Lenawee | -1950 | Reorganized into Britton June 28, 1950. Building converted into a residence | |||
North Morenci #3f | Seneca | Lenawee | -1955 | Shepherd Rd & Carson Hwy | Fractional; reorganized into Morenci April 29, 1955. | ||
Comfort #10 | Raisin | Lenawee | 1872- | Rogers Hwy, Tecumseh, MI | B | A FORD SCHOOL - 1934 - Photo in Gallery. Converted to residence | |
West | Raisin | Lenawee | Annexed to Blissfield February 19, 1955. | ||||
Mulberry | Riga | Lenawee | -1955 | Reorganized into Blissfield December 3, 1954. |
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