Schoolhouses of Noble County

The first school ever taught in Albion was in 1847-48. It was a small log house located on South Orange Street. The teacher was Ephraim Walters.

The schools with a * next to their names have a picture of the school. If you have a picture you would like to share please email us!

 

• Albion Twp.
  • Hickory Hill School
• Allen Twp.
  • Lisbon School
  • Singery School*
• Elkhart Twp.
  • Brimfield School
  • Cosperville School
  • Rice School, Dist. No. 2
• Green Twp.
  • Cherry School
  • Green Center School
  • Mulberry School
• Jefferson Twp.
  • Foster School
  • Hill School
  • Kline School, Dist. No. 3
  • Jefferson Center School Rehobeth School/Walnut Crossing*
  • Sweet School
• Noble Twp.
  • Burr Oak School
  • Pleasant Lake School
  • Wildcat School
• Orange Twp.
  • Weaver School
• Perry Twp.
  • Fairview School
• Sparta Twp.
  • West Noble School
• Swan Twp.
  • Haag School
  • Swan Center School
• Washington Twp.
  • Knapp School
• Wayne Twp.
  • Wayne Center School
• York Twp.
  • York Twp. Schools papers (1853-1861)
  
  
  • Blackman School
  • Crow Hill School*
  • Mullen School or Old No.7
  • Oak Grove School
  • Pleasant Grove School
  • Port Mitchell School
  • York Center School

Special Thanks 

These pages would not have been possible without the cooperation and hard work of 4 special ladies:

Iva Crowe         Helen Walker        Margaret Miller        Virginia Spellman

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