- According to the 1873 atlas and 1917 atlas for Rock County,
there were seven rural schools in Magnolia
- Township.
- Moore school was also known as Little
Stone Jug school.
- Harvey school was the 5th District Elementary
school. The roster of students for the summer term (May
- 4-August 21, 1896) of the Harvey
school can be seen here.
- Magnolia school was also
known as Magnolia Center
school.
- Only two students were enrolled at the Drew
school for the 1947-48 term.
- I don't know which school was Magnolia
No. 3, but its spring 1896 graduates can be seen here.
- The location and current status of these school buildings
is given below (using the modern road names).
- The numbers given to each school are mine and not district
numbers.
- Magnolia Township Rural School Teachers
- Students
|
School
|
Location
|
Maps
|
Today
|
| Furseth |
- Sect. 2 - County M & Coon Island Rd.
- SE corner of intersection
|
1873;
1917 |
? |
| Moore
/ Little Stone Jug |
- Sect. 8 - Hwy. 59 - about 1/2 mile west of
Old 92
|
1873;
1917 |
? |
- Harvey
|
- Sect. 17 - Burr Rd. - just north of County
A
|
1873;
1917 |
? |
| Magnolia / Magnolia Center |
- Sect. 22 - County A - just west of Hwy. 213
|
1873;
1917 |
? |
| Cainville |
- Sect. 24 - Coon Island Rd., in Cainville
- just north of Cainville Rd.
|
1873;
1917 |
? |
| Drew |
- Sect. 27 - County B - just east of Hwy. 213
|
1873;
1917 |
? |
| Gardner |
- Sect. 29 - County B - about 3/4 mile east
of Hwy. 104 (on south
- side of road)
|
1917 |
? |
| Richmond |
- Sect. 31 - County B - about 3/4 mile west
of Fromholtz Rd. (on
- north side of road)
|
1873 |
? |
