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THE MICHIGAN ONE ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE ASSOCIATION
School | Township | County | Year | Location | Use | BM | Notes |
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Dutton #1f | Menominee | Menominee | Just N of Beattie Creek on M-35 | 2 | See Bay View School | ||
Cedar Forks | Cedarville | Menominee | 1864/65 | 8 months of school with enrollment of 25 students | |||
Colby or Cedar Grove (name unsure) | Spalding? | Menominee | 36 ? | ||||
Vasaper | Menominee | S of Kitchener Lake | 29 | ||||
Daggett #7 | Holmes | Menominee | 1881/82 | Frame | K-3 in one-room. Went with Holmes Township about 1887/88 | ||
Swanson | Mellen | Menominee | Wallace Rd | Teacher: Anna H Kjellberg, 1910-1911 | |||
Page/Hadford | Menominee | ||||||
Edison | Lake | Menominee | 1930-1960 | Wood | |||
Northern Fox | Harris? | Menominee | Very near Green Bay | ||||
Valentine | Menominee | CR 380 | 8+ | ||||
Brandt | Faithorn | Menominee | |||||
Devil's Creek /Elmcrest #4 | Cedarville | Menominee | 1902/03 | ||||
Belgian | Menominee | ||||||
Schelter #10 | Nadeau? | Menominee | 1899- May 1940 | Thas was the last Little Red Schoolhouse in the county | |||
Kloman/English #2 | Ingallston | Menominee | Kloman moved to Powers. That only left LaBranche and Veeser as out-lying schools in Ingallston | ||||
Carbondale | Carbondale | Menominee | 1884-1954 | Reunion Aug 2, 2008. Photo. CD available | |||
Cedar River | Harris? | Menominee | In Menominee State Forest. Not too far from Green Bay | 17 | Closed and possibly consolidated | ||
Nadeau Village #5 | Nadeau? | Menominee | 1884/85 | ||||
East K-12 Reeds Lake | Menominee | Menominee | 5 1/2 miles W of Stephenson | CSAA Plaque owner: Tom Ahrens | |||
Bramsted | Spalding | Menominee | |||||
Little river #10 took #2 | Men | Menominee | 1885/86-still 1951 | Took #2 to fill in missing number. Originally #10, but after Holmes and Mellen Townships were set up the number of schools remaining (in Menominee?) were only six. When it opened there were 3 months of school for 18 students. Closed and possibly consolidated | |||
Burklund | Holmes | Menominee | Land donated to Holmes by A. Hagerman | 2nd school in Holmes Township | |||
Arthur Bay | Menominee | Closed and possibly consolidated | |||||
Daniel #6 | Menominee | Menominee | 1884-1954 | Reunion Aug 2, 2008. Photo. CD available | |||
Forty-Seven | Menominee | ||||||
Bagley #3 | Nadeau? | Menominee | 1880/81 | Henry Wachter's property 2 miles E of Bagley | 32 | W | Small school |
Mullins | Fairthorn | Menominee | Between Fairthorn & Hermansville | 12 | Small school. Used until the Fairthorn Village School was built | ||
Northern Balsam | Menominee | ||||||
Wallace #6 | Mellen | Menominee | 1880-81 | Mellen Smith wanted a school near his mill | W | Wallace went with Mellen Township in about 1891. Mellen Township School Board is selling this school and grounds. 9/26/1858 newspaper clipping | |
Kielman | Menominee | ||||||
Carney | Nadeau? | Menominee | 1881 | Log | |||
Palestine #4 | Stephenson | Menominee | Log | ||||
Greenwoods | Menominee | Closed and possibly consolidated | |||||
Pambina #5 | Holmes | Menominee | Possibly in Menominee Township | 1st School in Holmes Township. Later called Brandt when in Faithorn Township | |||
First School Twp | Fairthorn | Menominee | 1880/81 | George Reid property | Log | First school in Township. Was made of logs | |
Bay View | Ingallston | Menominee | Close to Green Bay on W side of Lake Michigan | Source: Olivia Diaz (Polarski) Teacher in 1939-40 | |||
Dixon/Dickson #5f | Menominee | Menominee | 1925-1960's | (Donald R. Kirt), N 803 Hwy 577, Menominee, MI 49858 | 2 | Residence. Building converted into a residence | |
Pine Wood | Mellen | Menominee | Mellen Township School Board is selling this school and grounds. 9/26/1858 newspaper clipping | ||||
East Nelson #3f | Menominee | 1884/85- | 23 | Building belonged to the mill. Due to overcrowding Hermansville and Bramsted were built (These were actually little villages) | |||
Hammerberg | Nadeau? | Menominee | |||||
Corinth #6f | Menominee | 25 | |||||
Elmcrest | Cedarville | Menominee | 1900 | No desks, so sat on boards | |||
Lutheran | Nadeau | Menominee | 2 miles W of Nadeau Village | 11 | |||
Elmwood #3 | Menominee | Menominee | 1877-78-still 1951 | 610 Carpenter, Menominee, #3 City School | K-6 closed about 1955? Originally it had 16 students who attended for 3 months. p. 32. Source unknown | ||
Hannashville | Menominee | N side of Menominee State Forest | 24 | ||||
Oakwood | Nadeau? | Menominee | |||||
Maple Grove #13 | Stephenson | Menominee | 1903 | ||||
Radford | Faithorn | Menominee | |||||
Courtland Center #3 | Menominee | 22 | |||||
Jasper | Menominee | N Side of Menominee State Forest | 21 | ||||
Cedarville | Cedarville | Menominee | 1942 | In 1942, 10th grader Wilma Hamel from Cedarville started attending Kingston H.S. They All Became One p. 124 | |||
Wilson #3 | Spalding | Menominee | 1881/82 | May be where locate | Spaulding Township split with Harris Township in 1902. Harris then received two of the finest one-room schools in Menominee Township. Wilson and Holmes were the first 2 Spalding Schools after splitting from Ingallston Township in 1877 | ||
Northern Balsam | Menominee | 20 | Consolidated or closed all but 4 of the original 11 buildings: Perronville, Wilson, Harris and Hannahville which served only Indian children | ||||
Washington #4 | Ingallston | Menominee | Downtown Menominee | Children transferred to the newly constructed and larger Roosevelt School in 1967 (Larry Ebsch ByeLines, newspaper) | |||
Harris #4 | Harris | Menominee | 1881/82 | Harris Township received this very fine one-room school from Spaulding Township | |||
Bruno #4 | Stephenson | Menominee | |||||
Nine Mile #6 | Menominee | Menominee | 1891-still 1951 | Tooke #6 which has been used by Wallace to 1891. Closed and possibly consolidated | |||
Mullen | Faithorn | Menominee | |||||
Faithorn | Faithorn | Menominee | Village 3 miles from Wisconsin border | In 1880, a one-room school was built. It also served as the Election Hall. The last Faithorn K-6 School closed in 1964 after consolidating with the Norway-Vulcan district. Michigan Shadow Towns p. 225 | |||
Ingalls #8f | Mellen | Menominee | 1882/83 | Fractional with Stephenson Township. Destroyed by a fire in 1917. The school was rebuilt. Went with Mellen Township in 1881. Closed and possibly consolidated. Mellen Township School Board is selling this school and grounds. 9/26/1858 newspaper clipping | |||
Sobieski #9 | Menominee | Menominee | still-1951 | 36 | #9 was first used by Carbondale. Closed and possibly consolidated | ||
Hamilton | Menominee | Menominee | 1925-1960's | (Donald R. Kirt) N 803 Hwy 577, Menominee, MI 49858 | Residence. Building converted into a residence | ||
Grant | Menominee | Menominee | about 1950 | Consolidated and closed | |||
Fox | Cedarville | Menominee | 1884/85 | Just N of Cedar River | Possibly first district in Menominee to have a woman teacher (Marinette Eagle June 26, 1971 p. 1) | ||
Stephenson #5 | Stephenson | Menominee | 1875-76-about 1886 | Village of Stephenson | About 1886 closed | ||
Lincoln | Menominee | Menominee | about 1950 | Consolidated and closed | |||
Whitney | Menominee | ||||||
Evergreen #8 | Menominee | Menominee | 1896/97-still 1950 | Wallace & Menominee | Took #89 which was left vacant when Ingalls School was counted elsewhere. Did not have school until 1898/99 K-4, 3-5. Closed and possibly consolidated | ||
Valentine | Menominee | CR 380 | 8 | ||||
Longie #5 | Lake | Menominee | 1930-1962 | Hwy G-12, 5.5 miles W of Stephenson | 23 | W | School restored: 1930-1962 |
Detray #5 | Menominee | Menominee | 25 | ||||
Holmes #7 | Menominee | Just W of Daggett Rd | Took #7 which later went to the Spangle School district when that was organized | ||||
Anderson #11 | Nadeau? | Menominee | 1915 | 1 mile SE of Hammerberg Rd | Last school to open was Hammerberg School | ||
Spalding #1 | Ingallston | Menominee | 1875/75 | Powers-Spalding was built 3 times, the last in 1970. In 1970, consolidated with Hermansville and became known as the North Central Area School District. (Marinette Eagle 6/26/71 p. 1) | |||
Carbondale #9 then #5 | Menominee | Menominee | 1884/85-1955 | W side of US-41 & CR 336 | 11 | Was originally #9. Then took the number #5 previously borne by Stephenson, then by Pembine. City School closed in 1954/1955. Mellen Township School Board is selling the school and grounds. 9/26/1858 newspaper clipping | |
Wilson #3 | Spalding | Menominee | 1881/82 | Spaulding Township split with Harris Township in 1902. Harris then received two of the finest one-room schools in Menominee Township. Wilson and Holmes were the first 2 Spalding Schools after splitting from Ingallston Township in 1877 | |||
Wallace #6 | Mellen | Menominee | 1880-81 | Mellen Smith wanted a school near his mill | W | Wallace went with Mellen Township in about 1891. Mellen Township School Board is selling this school and grounds. 9/26/1858 newspaper clipping | |
Hermansville | Meyer | Menominee | still 1951 | ||||
Jam Dam #3 | Gourley | Menominee | 11 | Closed and possibly consolidated | |||
Dockeray/Cannon #5 | Menominee | Menominee | 1930-1962 | Hwy G-12, # 5 | 5 or 23 | W | Restored. Building restored. MORSA |
Boswell | Menominee | Menominee | about 1950 | Consolidated and closed | |||
Hamilton #1 | Menominee | Menominee | 1888/90-still 1955 | 2700 Broadway Rd, Menominee, #1 City School | Took #1 which disappeared when the city was chartered. K-6 closed and possibly consolidated. Possibly converted into a residence | ||
Tessmer | Stephenson | Menominee | 1921-22 | Added about the time Township was divided. In 1893-99 the 9th grade was added. Annexed in July of 1961 | |||
Spangle #7 | Menominee | Menominee | 1901/02-still 1950 | Ingalls, Michigan | 23 | When Spangle organized it took the number which had earlier been used to designate the Holmes Township School W of Daggett. Then took #9 which was first used by Carbondale. K-6. Closed and possibly consolidated | |
Dodge #3 | Menominee | Menominee | 21 | ||||
#7 | Menominee | Menominee | 1909 | Larger building built in Faithorn and the original school was used for the Township Hall | |||
Bay View #1 | Ingallston | Menominee | Close to Green Bay on W side of Lake Michigan | 11 | Closed and possibly consolidated. Subscription School with 9 children | ||
High School | Stephenson | Menominee | 09/1937-1969 | Grades 9-12. New H.S. built in 1969. Old H.S. became the middle school. 13th St between 11th & 14th Aves. Larry Ebsch, Byelines. Newspaper article | |||
#6 | Spalding | Menominee | |||||
Washington #4 | Ingallston | Menominee | Downtown Menominee | Children transferred to the newly constructed and larger Roosevelt School in 1967 (Larry Ebsch ByeLines, newspaper) | |||
Laurin | Nadeau? | Menominee | 1896 | W of Nadeau | In 1937 it was remodeled and a new school was built in 1944 | ||
Sunnyside #3 | Ingallston | Menominee | Just N of Beattie Creek on M-35 | 32 | Closed and possibly consolidated. See Bay View School | ||
Whitney | Menominee | ||||||
Gardner | Menominee | 12 | |||||
Curley #3 | Menominee | Menominee | 20 | ||||
Cummings #14 | Menominee | Menominee | Close to Green Bay on W side of Lake Michigan | 30 | Source: Olivia Diaz (Polarski) Teacher in 1939-40 | ||
Marinette | Marinette | Menominee | about 1950 | Consolidated and closed | |||
Birch Creek #4 | Menominee | Menominee | 1867-70-still 1955 | 1713 1/2 State Rd, Menominee, #4 City School | Log/W/BB | Original log school. Held school for 2.5 months, but then it burned-down in the Peshtigo fire in 1871. In 1872/73, a frame and then a brick school with two-rooms were erected. K-3 & 4-7. Closed and possibly consolidated | |
Carbondale H.S. | Menominee | Menominee | 1969 | 13th St between 11th & 14th Ave | Old H.S. converted into a Junior High | ||
East Grand Rapids #3f | Menominee | Menominee | Wallace Rd | Teacher: Anna H Kjellberg, 1910-1911 |
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