One Room Schoolhouse 

Very cool thanks for sharing

I’m a big history nerd (I know, I’m lame) and I’ve been binge-watching classic cartoons. ComiColor’s Mary Had a Little Lamb took place at a schoolhouse. So, I started researching and I found this! This was a very good video! Thank you so much!

One room school houses were a much bigger part of American history than I ever realized. I use to think they were just country schools, but from the 1870's to the 1920's they dominated the American education system because people didn't have motorized vehicles to transport children very far. So the one room school house served very well because there could be little schools everywhere. Even so, children often had to walk miles to get to one. I began collecting original photos of one room schools a few years ago. Most were taken from the period of about 1880 to 1910, and I became fascinated with them. My favorites are early primitive ones showing the teacher posed with the children and a complete view of the school house in the back ground.

Omgggg, SIMPLY AMAZING! I would love to visit this place!

This is so neat to see!

Just watching this, I'd like to visit this school house. I love American history and this is a large part of our history. I believe we should return to one room school houses. I know people will disagree, but I believe our education system would improve along with the kids education would improve one to two grade levels higher then they are now.

My class is soon going to one and they are giving us close that was use in the old days

Geer School is a famous one room school house that all grades went to in Plymouth-Canton Michigan.There was a ruler that the teacher had to do and they had a Dunce cap if there was a bad kid.Geer school was a land donated by William Geer,That is how Geer School got its name.People now can still visit Geer School today for field trips.

wooooooooooooowwwwwwww!!!! Thanks for the video c:

This is on my uncles farm

I’d love to visit this place to!

Was the outside originally brick then mortar stucco added later? I assume the roof was re-done also. There was an old 1800's schoolhouse down the road from me in King Township Ontario. Years ago the roof eventually caved in due to rotting, etc.

i will like to use your video to guide me on my Assignment Thanks

My dad once told me, "Don't go to those schools, boy!". So, when I was nine, I set the school on fire.

Why couldn't boys and girls play together?

That isn't deer range that's the Britannia Schoolhouse i been the Britannia and that's it.

sucked