Add to ORKGIn the early 1870\u27s a sod house served as the first school for District #74. The school was given the name Happy Hollow School. The building was located on the NW¼ of Section 24, Newman Precinct. It was later moved a half mile south on a half acre of land donated by Joseph B. Bartek. A new school with three windows on each side was built in about 1900 by carpenters, Pallat and Brabec. The first building which had two windows on each side was purchased by Joe Caha and moved to his farm one half mile south
District #81 was formed on March 1, 1873 and included 15 sections. On February 2, 1878 three section...
School District No. 111 was organized in 1892 with Miss Nellie Throop, 16 as the first teacher. The ...
School District #51 known as Willow Creek School was established in 1883. The sod structure was bu...
In the early 1870\u27s a sod house served as the first school for District #74. The school was given...
The first school in Chapman Precinct was organized in 1869. The first meeting was held in Mr. Thomas...
Early records indicate that a small one room school was painstakingly raised before the turn of the ...
The first classes held in District #70 were held in a home that was made of sod. It was located some...
Happy Hollow School District #61 is located three miles south and two miles west of Cedar Bluffs, Ne...
During the years of 1870 or 1871 a sod school was located on the Frank Staat\u27 s Homestead. The fu...
A small white frame building known as District #8 7 opened its doors September 1, 1886 to the childr...
On January 23, 1875 Mead School, District No. 95 was formed and included Sections 25, 26, 27, 34, 35...
The first school in District #50, Ithaca was built by Elijah Dech in Section 20 of Wahoo Township. H...
School District #24 held its first class in 1879, records indicating that 50 students registered, bu...
District #5 was organized north of Ashland in 1869. It included several sections in Township 13, Ran...
The first school in Saunders County, according to several area residents, was a dug-out near the blu...
District #81 was formed on March 1, 1873 and included 15 sections. On February 2, 1878 three section...
School District No. 111 was organized in 1892 with Miss Nellie Throop, 16 as the first teacher. The ...
School District #51 known as Willow Creek School was established in 1883. The sod structure was bu...
In the early 1870\u27s a sod house served as the first school for District #74. The school was given...
The first school in Chapman Precinct was organized in 1869. The first meeting was held in Mr. Thomas...
Early records indicate that a small one room school was painstakingly raised before the turn of the ...
The first classes held in District #70 were held in a home that was made of sod. It was located some...
Happy Hollow School District #61 is located three miles south and two miles west of Cedar Bluffs, Ne...
During the years of 1870 or 1871 a sod school was located on the Frank Staat\u27 s Homestead. The fu...
A small white frame building known as District #8 7 opened its doors September 1, 1886 to the childr...
On January 23, 1875 Mead School, District No. 95 was formed and included Sections 25, 26, 27, 34, 35...
The first school in District #50, Ithaca was built by Elijah Dech in Section 20 of Wahoo Township. H...
School District #24 held its first class in 1879, records indicating that 50 students registered, bu...
District #5 was organized north of Ashland in 1869. It included several sections in Township 13, Ran...
The first school in Saunders County, according to several area residents, was a dug-out near the blu...
District #81 was formed on March 1, 1873 and included 15 sections. On February 2, 1878 three section...
School District No. 111 was organized in 1892 with Miss Nellie Throop, 16 as the first teacher. The ...
School District #51 known as Willow Creek School was established in 1883. The sod structure was bu...
