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THE MICHIGAN ONE ROOM SCHOOLHOUSE ASSOCIATION
School | Township | County | Year | Location | Use | BM | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dodge | Menominee | Menominee | |||||
Durow #18 | Stephenson | Menominee | about 1905- | ||||
DeRosier #4 | Nadeau? | Menominee | NE of Nadeau Rd | ||||
Dryads #13 | Menominee | ||||||
Jimtown | Cedarville | Menominee | 1908/09 | ||||
Vasaper | Menominee | S of Kitchener Lake | 29 | ||||
Hayward Bay | Menominee | 8 | Closed and possibly consolidated | ||||
Brown #6 | Jasper | Midland | R 3 St. Louis Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Maxwell | Jerome | Midland | Consolidated with Meridian School System in 1958 | ||||
Edenville | Jerome | Midland | W | Consolidated with Meridian School System in 1958 | |||
Potter #1 | Porter | Midland | R 2 Breckenridge Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Bartlett #3 | Ingersoll | Midland | R 4 Midland Rd | MORSA | |||
Bensch | Lincoln | Midland | Consolidated with Meridian School System in 1958 | ||||
Third Ward | Midland | Midland | 1876-1926 | 205 Post St, Midland | B | Post St Archives. Herbert H & Grace A Dow Foundation. Open to the public in 1989. Open 5 days a week 8:00 to Noon | |
Block #4 | Hope | Midland | Adams Rd | W | Gone | ||
Cassidy #6 | Larkin | Midland | R 1 Midland Rd | W | 1st teacher Mrs. Alice Feighner. Clara Beyer also taught there. MORSA | ||
#1 | Edenville | Midland | 1859-1965 | Banks of the Tittabawassee River | Log | The children have went to the consolidated Meridian District School since 1965. Michigan Shadow Towns. p. 110 | |
Felix #4 | Jerome | Midland | 1872- | W | Museum. Sanford Centennial Museum | ||
Redstone #4 | Porter | Midland | W | MORSA | |||
Maxwell-Town #2 | Hope | Midland | Middle Rd | W | Residence | ||
Leiphart #4 | Larkin | Midland | 2 T R 1 Midland Rd | W | MORSA | ||
#1 | Hope | Midland | Village of Hope | Log | |||
Gordonville | Midland | 1903-1961 | S Meridian & E Gordonville Rds | MORSA | |||
Wright #2 | Ingersoll | Midland | W | Student picture in 1913 | |||
Pine River | Homer | Midland | S/25 | 25 | |||
Jerome #2 | Jerome | Midland | R 1 Sanford Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Mayflower #4 | Geneva | Midland | R 2 Coleman Rd | Consolidated with Coleman Community Schools. MORSA | |||
Puffer #1 | Porter | Midland | R 1 Breckenridge Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Hawley #6 | Porter | Midland | R 1 Wheeler Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Valliere #3 | Mt Haley | Midland | 2 T R 2 Merrill Rd | MORSA | |||
LaPorte | Ingersoll | Midland | 1857-1873 | S/26 | 26 | W | Had 11 students when school opened. Teacher: Julia C. Carpenter |
Hubbard #3 | Larkin | Midland | R 3 Midland Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Meridian | Jerome | Midland | Consolidated with Meridian School System in 1958 | ||||
Northrup #5 | Porter | Midland | R 1 Wheeler Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Barnes | Homer | Midland | S/27 | 27 | |||
Olson #1 | Lee | Midland | 3 T R 5 Midland Rd | MORSA | |||
Oxbow School | Midland | 1872-1947 | Coach Cove on the E side of Sanford Lake | Sanford's 1st school. In 1947 a new four-room school was built across the road | |||
Crane | Ingersoll | Midland | |||||
McDonald #2 | Geneva | Midland | R 2 Coleman Rd | Consolidated with Coleman Community Schools. MORSA | |||
Cranberry Lake aka Hewey Lake | Mills | Midland | Near Prescott Rd | Being restored | |||
Bullock Creek #2 | Lee | Midland | 3 T R 5 Midland Rd | MORSA | |||
North Bradley | Geneva | Midland | 1886- | B | By 1890 there were 3 schools. The children have attended Coleman Schools for the last 50 years. Michigan Shadow Towns p. 111 | ||
Mainhood #3 | Geneva | Midland | Consolidated with Coleman Community Schools | ||||
Burlingame #4 | Jasper | Midland | R 3 St. Louis Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Hope | Jerome | Midland | W | Consolidated with Meridian School System in 1958 | |||
Hanley #1 | Jasper | Midland | R 2 St. Louis Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Bohannon #5 | Jasper | Midland | 1881-1950 | Brook & Coleman Rds | Log/W | The 1st school was a small log structure. Mr. Reed Bohannon built the school for $138. In 1901, a wooden-frame building replaced the first school. It was 24 ft wide, 40 ft long and 30 ft overall height. In 1950 the school was closed as enrollment had dropped to just 6 students in 1949. After 7 years the school was annexed to the St. Louis District and put up for sale in 1958. In 1970, a Mount Pleasant Realty Company bought the school and donated it to Central Michigan University. It was moved to campus in two pieces. It was then restored by the Isabella County Historical Society and today is a Museum on campus. Open by Appointment. Upon the Roof p. 117-118 | |
McNett | Jerome | Midland | W River Rd | W | |||
Goodyear #2 | Jasper | Midland | R 2 St. Louis Rd | W | White. MORSA | ||
Currie #1 | Midland | Midland | 1856- | W | 24 ft x 16 ft | ||
Perkins | Jerome | Midland | M-30 | Consolidated with Meridian School System | |||
Averill (Lincoln Twp?) | Jerome | Midland | 1873- | No schools anymore | W | After 1930 the children went to school in nearby Sanford. After 1959 they went to the Meridian School system. Averill's last log schoolhouse (once the Smith Homestead) is on the grounds of the Sanford Historical Museum. Michigan Shadow Towns p. 108 | |
Clark Settlement #3 | Hope | Midland | Stark & Bombay Rds | W | Standing, but in disrepair | ||
Bush Creek #3 | Jasper | Midland | 1901- | B | Building abandoned | ||
Howard #7 | Jasper | Midland | R 3 St. Louis Rd | W | MORSA | ||
Floyd | Lee | Midland | 9 Mile Rd, S/23 | 23 | W | ||
Cady | Midland | Razed in 1980. Now an empty field | |||||
Windover | Homer | Midland | -1984 | S/22 | 22 | Closed in 1984. Children bussed to Midland | |
Brooks | Mt. Haley | Midland | In 1919-1920 Evelyn Taylor: Teacher. School Board: George A. Moore (Director), Sam Brooks (Treasurer), A. W. Brooks (Moderator) | ||||
Ballock Creek | Midland | Midland | |||||
Vogel Center #1 | Clam Union | Missaukee | 1880-1901 | S/20 | 20 | Building converted into a residence. MORSA | |
Jennings | Lake | Missaukee | 1900-1967 | Jennings is 5 miles W of M-66 & Lake City | The Old Schoolhouse is now the Jennings Mission Church. MORSA | ||
Pleasant Point/Becker #6 | Reeder | Missaukee | 1902-1944 | W | Building converted into a residence. MORSA | ||
Hale #3 | Bloomfield | Missaukee | W | ||||
Cavanagh #4 | Riverside | Missaukee | 1944 | W | |||
Lucas #2 | Richland | Missaukee | 1887-1956 | Lucas is 3 miles W of M-66 & McBain Rd | Log | Had 3 one-room schools over time. Children have attended McBain Schools since 1956 when the last school closed. In the 1940's it was down to two teachers. The last schoolhouse has been beautifully restored as a residence. Michigan Shadow Towns p. 114 | |
Leots #6 | Clam Union | Missaukee | |||||
Green Valley | Aetna | Missaukee | See Dinca School | ||||
Stittsville #4 | Norwich | Missaukee | W | ||||
Hunt #2 | Norwich | Missaukee | 1905 or 05 | W | |||
Bosscher #4 | Reeder | Missaukee | 1884- | W | First Standard School in county | ||
Moorestown #7 | Norwich | Missaukee | 1889-1922 | W | Pr not used. Moved near Stittsville | ||
Becker #3 | West Branch | Missaukee | |||||
Dinca/Green Valley #2 | Aetna | Missaukee | 1897-1945 | Gone. Demolished. Building torn-down. Also known as Green Valley School. MORSA | |||
Whitetown #6 | Holland | Missaukee | 1907-1941 | Building used for storage. MORSA | |||
Gray #3 | Enterprise | Missaukee | 1907-1919 | Residence. Tenant home: Gray Farm. Building converted into a residence. MORSA | |||
Rice/County Line #7 | Bloomfield | Missaukee | 1910-1957 | Residence. Summer home/Hunting lodge. Building converted into a residence. Also known as County Line School. MORSA | |||
Billet | Missaukee | W | |||||
Moddersville #4 | Holland | Missaukee | 1897-1936 | 7575 S 13 Mile Rd, Falmouth, MI 49632 | Used as the Holland Township Hall. MORSA | ||
Pleasant Valley #7 | Riverside | Missaukee | 1909-1944 | W | Residence. Mud Lake City. Building converted into a residence. MORSA | ||
Brown #2 | Bloomfield | Missaukee | 1907-1943 | Seventh Day Adventist. Used for religious purposes. MORSA | |||
Stampler #6 | Bloomfield | Missaukee | 1890's-1957 | Closed in 1957. Building converted into a residence. MORSA | |||
Missaukee #4 | West Branch | Missaukee | 1907-1925 | Town Hall. West Branch | |||
Blodgett | Lake | Missaukee | Fractional. Building converted into residence. MORSA | ||||
Summerville #5 | Missaukee | 1900-1944 | W | Building converted into a residence. Moved 2 miles. MORSA | |||
Dyer #3 | Caldwell | Missaukee | |||||
Hillside #3 | Reeder | Missaukee | 1901- | ||||
Boyton #4 | Enterprise | Missaukee | |||||
Maple Hill #3 | Aetna | Missaukee | -1923 | Near Lake City | Closed in 1923. Students transferred to the Butterfield School | ||
Roosa #1 | Norwich | Missaukee | W | ||||
Forward #2f | Riverside | Missaukee | 1888-1944 | Fractional. Building converted into a residence (2nd Room in 1987) MORSA | |||
Dolph #5 | Holland | Missaukee | 1908-1943 | Residence. Moved to Neillsville. Building converted into a residence. MORSA | |||
Doyle #1 | Caldwell | Missaukee | 1881-1957 | Building converted into a residence. MORSA | |||
Excelsior #5 | Norwich | Missaukee | |||||
South Butterfield #1 | Butterfield | Missaukee | 1899-1951 | Building converted into a residence. MORSA | |||
Pioneer #1 | Pioneer | Missaukee | 1902-1967 | Pr Comm. Am Vet Hall | |||
Couch | Lake | Missaukee | 1886-1943 | Building converted into a residence. Also known as Lakeside School. MORSA | |||
Armstrong #3f | Reeder | Missaukee | 1890-1898 | W | Dining room in house. Fractional. Building converted into a residence. More than one-room. MORSA | ||
Falmouth #3 | Clam Union | Missaukee | |||||
Keelean #4 | Aetna | Missaukee |
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