The Center for the History of Rural Iowa Education and Culture (CHRIEC), of the University of Northern Iowa's Museums (currently administered by Rod Library), is dedicated to the preservation, protection, and dissemination of unique and rare materials documenting America's rural school system and culture with particular emphasis on Iowa and the Mid-West
View more information at the Rural School Collections website: http://museum.library.uni.edu/ruralschool.
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| 8901 | RSC-PS-5 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 5. Teacher report spring 1889. Teacher monthly spring 1889. Teacher reports fall 1889. Teacher monthly fall 1888. Teacher report 1889-1890. Teacher monthly Dec. 1889. |
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| 8902 | RSC-PS-6 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 6. Teacher reports spring 1890. Teacher monthly spring 1890. Teacher reports fall 1890. Teacher monthly fall 1890. Teacher monthly winter 1890-1891. Teacher reports 1890-1893. Teacher reports 1893-1894. |
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| 8903 | RSC-PS-7 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 7. Teachers reports from spring 1895, fall 1895, 1895-1896, spring 1896, fall 1896, 1896-1897, spring 1897, fall 1897, and 1897-1898. |
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| 8904 | RSC-PS-8 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 8. Teachers reports from spring 1898, fall 1898, 1898-1899, spring 1899, fall 1899, 1899-1900, spring 1900, fall 1900, and 1900-1901. |
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| 8905 | RSC-PS-9 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 9. Teachers report spring 1901, fall 1901, 1901-1902, spring 1902, 1902-1903, spring 1903, fall 1903, 1903-1904, and spring 1904. |
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| 8906 | RSC-PS-10 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 10. Teachers reports fall 1904, 1904-1905, spring 1905, fall 1905, 1905-1906, spring 1906, fall 1906, 1906-1907, and spring 1907. |
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| 8907 | RSC-PS-11 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 11. Teachers reports fall 1907, 1907-1908, spring 1908, fall 1908, 1908-1908, spring 1909, fall 1909, 1909-1910, and spring 1910. |
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| 8908 | RSC-PS-12 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 12. Teachers reports fall 1910, 1910-1911, spring 1911, fall 1911, 1911-1912, spring 1912, fall 1912, spring 1913, and fall 1913. |
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| 8909 | RSC-PS-13 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 13. Teachers reports 1913-1913, 1913-1914, spring 1914, fall 1914, 1914-1915, spring 1915, fall 1915, 1915-1916, and spring 1916. |
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| 8910 | RSC-PS-14 | Microfilm | Poweshiek Count reel 14. Teachers reports all 1916, 1916-1917, spring 1917, fall 1917, 1917-1918. spring 1918, fall 1918, 1918-1919, and spring 1919. |
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| 8911 | RSC-PS-15 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 15. Teachers reports 1920-1921, 1919-1920, 1921-1922, and 1922-1923 (fall, winter). |
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| 8912 | RSC-PS-16 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 16. Teachers reports spring 1922-1923, 1923-1924, 1924-1925, and 1925-1926. |
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| 8913 | RSC-PS-17 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 17. Teachers reports 1926-1927, 1927-1928, 1928-1929, and 1929-1930 (fall-winter) |
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| 8914 | RSC-PS-18 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 18. Teachers reports spring 1930, 1930-1932, 1932-1934, 1934-1935, and 1935-1937. Daily Attendance Record for Jefferson #4 1940-1941, 1944-1945. Teacher reports 1937-1939. |
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| 8915 | RSC-PS-19 | Microfilm | Poweshiek County reel 19. Teachers reports 1939-1940, 1940-1941, 1941-1942, 1942-1949, 1949-1954, and 1954-1959. |
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| 8916 | RSC-PW-1 | Photography | Sheet of 9 color photos of the Monroe Subdistrict 8 school in Walnut, Iowa, which now is used as a museum for the Walnut Historical Society. Photo #1 shows the front of the school, including the school bell on a pole and a water pump. Photo #2 shows 2 shelves of objects that would've been used in the school including a baseball, glove, and bat, a white ball, a pair of horseshoes, and a pair of white roller-skates. Photo #3 shows another 2 shelves that are holding a series of lunch boxes, a bucket, three metal cups, and a white crock acting as a drink dispenser with a tap. Photo #4 shows the washroom with wood paneling on the walls, a small, simple rectangular mirror, and a large, white basin next to a white and orange striped towel. Photo #5 shows the large black wood furnace surrounded by a basket of corn cobs and a bucket of coal. Behind it is a table with books and a large window. Photo #6 shows the table from the 5th photo and the books. Photo #7 shows a corner of the classroom that has a raised sandbox table, a globe, and a bulletin board with black and white photos. Photo #8 shows a group of desks, most with a small chalkboard, book, pencil. ruler, and inkwell. Photo #9 shows the desks in photo #8 from a different angle. |
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| 8917 | RSC-PW-2A | Photograph | Sheet of 4 color photos of the Big Grove school (Garner #3) outside Walnut, Iowa. It is preserved as part of the Big Grove Village, though it was possibly moved to this location from near Council Bluffs. The photos, from top left to right, are: Photo #1: the white, wooden schoolhouse with a bell in the bell tower. The school has 3 windows on the side visible to the camera and a simple yellow door with a small window above it. Photo #2: a blue and white striped ceramic crock with a tap and a ceramic cup wired underneath the tap with metal piping running below the desk on which it all sits. Photo #3: A wallpapered wall of the classroom with a hurricane oil lamp hanging on it. Below it is a bench with several metal buckets, one of which is labeled "lard." Photo #4: A corner of the classroom with a chalkboard and desk with a globe, several books, flowers, and an orrery (solar system tool). There's a message on the chalkboard from a visitor that reads "You girls are great! Thank you much - David B." The back simply reads "Big Grove" with an address label for "The Browns." Each photo is approx. 12.5 x 9cm. |
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| 8918 | RSC-PW-2B | Photograph | Sheet of 4 color photos of the Big Grove school (Garner #3) outside Walnut, Iowa. It is preserved as part of the Big Grove Village, though it was possibly moved to this location from near Council Bluffs. The photos, from top left to right, are: Photo #1: a close-up photo of the desk in Photo #4 of RSC-PW-2A. It shows the orrery (solar system tool) greater detail, as well as the books and globe behind it. Photo #2: A plain wooden desk with a handheld chalkboard on it. Photo #3: The teacher's desk, positioned in front of a door, chalkboards on either side, and a hanging American Flag. On the desk is a hurricane oil lamp, bell, apple, and wooden paddle. Photo #4: A wallpapered wall of the classroom with a closet that is holding several dozen books and a rolled-up map or poster. On the wall are two chalkboards with drawings from visitors, a hurricane oil wall lamp, and a clock. In front of the closet is a small, rusted, wood burning stove. The back of the sheet simply reads "Big Grove" with an address label for "The Browns." Each photo is approx. 12.5 x 9cm. |
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| 8919 | RSC-PW-2C | Photograph | Sheet of 4 color photos of the Big Grove school (Garner #3) outside Walnut, Iowa. It is preserved as part of the Big Grove Village, though it was possibly moved to this location from near Council Bluffs. The photos, from top left to right, are: Photo #1: A view of several wooden desks, a rusted wood burning stove, and the desk with books, a globe, and orrery (solar system tool) also shown in RSC-PW-2A and 2B. Photo #2: A close view of the teacher's desk (also seen in RSC-PW-2B) complete with hurricane oil lamp, apple, wooden paddle, and bell. In the background is the front chalkboard with many drawings from visitors. The chalkboard seems to wrap all the way around the room. Photo #3: Another closer view of the teacher's desk. On the chalkboard behind it are two chalk holders for drawing music staffs. The back of the sheet simply reads "Big Grove" with an address label for "The Browns." Each photo is approx. 12.5 x 9cm. |
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| 8920 | RSC-PW-3 | Book | Pottawattamie County School Officers and Teachers Register, 1882-1887. Hardback, black covers, brown leather spine and corners, bound with thread. Volume 1. |
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| 8921 | RSC-PW-4 | Book | Pottawattamie County Board of Education Minutes and Financial Record, Morton school, Lincoln Township #6, 1953-1956. Hardback, yellow covers, blue spine, bound with thread. Includes a 1956 deed for the school's land and tabbed sections for minutes, receipts, warrants, insurance, bonds, tuition, and reports. Volume 2. |
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| 8922 | RSC-PW-5 | Book | Pottawattamie County District Records, Wright Township #4, 1879-1906. Hardback, green covers, brown spine and corners, bound with thread. Volume 3. |
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| 8923 | RSC-PY-1 | Book | Plymouth County Record of Teachers' Certificates, 1960-1974. Hardback, black covers, no spine, bound with two silver metal binding posts. Volume 1. |
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| 8924 | RSC-Seminary-1 | Diploma | Diploma issued to Elizabeth Jean Cox for Westbrook Seminary on June 27th, 1912. Given in Portland, Maine. |
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| 8925 | RSC-SI-1 | Card | 1917-1918 report card for Mildred Hawkins, 9th grade, Hull High School, Sioux County, Iowa. Classes taken were algebra, general science, English, cooking, and sewing. |
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| 8926 | RSC-SI-6 | Book | Sioux County Teachers' Examination Record, 1872-1889. Includes township maps in the back. Hardback, black cover, brown leather spine and corners, bound with thread and fabric. Volume 5. |
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| 8927 | RSC-SI-12 | Book | Sioux County School Officer Register, 1875-1973. Includes a list of all the county supervisors that served 1873-1975 and several other loose papers interleafed throughout. Hardback, brown leather cover and spine, bound with thread and fabric, 640 pages. Volume 11. |
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| 8928 | RSC-ST-1 | Microfilm | Story County reel 1. Teachers reports 1890-1891. Collins-Richland 1891-1893. |
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| 8929 | RSC-ST-2 | Microfilm | Story County reel 2. Teachers reports 1891-1891 Sherman - Washington, 1893-1895 Collins - New Albany. |
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| 8930 | RSC-ST-3 | Microfilm | Story County reel 3. Teachers reports 1893-1895 New Albany - Washington, 1895-1897 Collins- Lincoln. |
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| 8931 | RSC-ST-4 | Microfilm | Story County reel 4. Teachers reports 1895-1897 Milford - Washington, 1897-1899 Collins - New Albany. |
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| 8932 | RSC-ST-5 | Microfilm | Story County reel 5. Teachers reports 1897-1899 New Albany - Washington, 1899-1901 Collins - New Albany. |
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| 8933 | RSC-ST-6 | Microfilm | Story County reel 6. Teachers reports 1899-1901 Palestine - Washington, 1901-1902 Collins - Washington. |
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| 8934 | RSC-ST-7 | Microfilm | Story County reel 7. Teacher reports 1901-1902 Union, 1902-1903 Collins - Union, 1908-1909 Collins - Washington, 1909-1910 Collins. |
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| 8935 | RSC-ST-8 | Microfilm | Story County reel 8. Teachers reports 1909-1910 Franklin - Washington, 1910-1911 Collins - Union. |
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| 8936 | RSC-ST-9 | Microfilm | Story County Reel 9. Teachers reports 1910-1911 Union- Washington, 1911-1912 Collins - Washington, 1912-1913 LaFayette - Sherman. |
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| 8937 | RSC-ST-10 | Microfilm | Story County reel 10. Teachers reports 1911-1912 Union - Washington, 1912-1913 Collins - Washington, 1913-1914 Collins - Union. |
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| 8938 | RSC-ST-11 | Microfilm | Story County reel 11. Teachers reports 1913-1914 Union - Washington, 1914-1915 Collins - Washington, 1915-1916 Collins - Warren. |
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| 8939 | RSC-ST-12 | Microfilm | Story County reel 12. Teachers reports 1915-1916 Washington, 1916-1917 Collins - Washington, 1917-1918 Collins - Washington, 1918-1919 Collins - Indian Creek. |
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| 8940 | RSC-ST-13 | Microfilm | Story County reel 13. Teachers reports 1918-1919 LaFayette - Washington, 1919-1920 Collins - Washington, 1921-1922 Franklin - Washington, 1920-1921 Franklin - New Albany. |
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| 8941 | RSC-ST-14 | Microfilm | Story County reel 14. Teachers reports 1920-1921 Richland - Washington, 1922-1927 Franklin - Washington. |
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| 8942 | RSC-ST-15 | Microfilm | Story County reel 15. Teachers reports 1927-1932 Franklin - Washington, 1925-1926 Washington, 1926-1927 Franklin. |
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| 8943 | RSC-Tennessee-1 | Certificate | Certificate by Knoxville Public Schools for Alfreda Lamb certifying their ability to teach high school. Issued on May 29th 1925. |
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| 8944 | RSC-Tennessee-2 | Certificate | Penmanship certificate awarded to Alfreda Lamb issued at Chattanooga, Tennessee on May 2, 1925. |
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| 8945 | RSC-TY-1 | Drawing | This paper has a drawing of the 3rd Building of Excelsior School in Lenox township in Taylor County, Iowa. It was sold in 1946 for $500 and torn down. The drawing is of the East side of the building and was drawn by Sylvia J. Schulte in 1994. She makes note of the coal shed on the Northwest corner of the school that was attached to the building, the cement foundation which was in place from 1912-1946, as well as the cement foundation beneath the steps on the porch, the cedar shingles, and the chimney. She drew this in blue ink and did shading with pencil, and also attached a plastic American flag to the front of the porch in the drawing. |
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| 8946 | RSC-TY-2 | Photograph | This paper has a photocopy, which has been drawn over in ink and pencil, of the 3rd building of the Excelsior School House in Taylor County, Iowa from 1912-1946. Handwriting at the top of the photo indicates that this was the south side of the building and that there was a transom above the door. |
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| 8947 | RSC-TY-3 | Paper | This paper has a photocopy of the Lenox No. 3 School's (Excelsior) in Taylor County, Iowa first building from 1859-1880. E. Henry Brockschink is siting on the steps, behind him was Bertha Brecht (Cramer). From Left to Right: standing in the long row: (Unknown), Teacher, Matilda Vette (Mrs. William Bierman), Amilda Scholeman (Mrs. Frank Conklin), Annie Schleuter, (3 Unknown children), Henry Bierman, Arthur Brockschink, (Unknown), (first name unknown) Jones, (first name unknown) Jones. The photograph was taken either in 1879 or 1880. This school was 4 miles south and 1/4 mile east of Norway, Iowa. The school was built in 1859 and had been used for church services by members of Jasper Colony (Swedenborgians) from 1859-1880, for storage, and had been the home of Charles and Minnie Uthoff, and was eventually torn down in 1976. |
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| 8948 | RSC-Virginia-1 | Book | "John Trimbles book. Began February the 1st A.D. 1797. Numeration Tables Copybook." Handwritten book of lecture notes and exercises bound with thread. Pages toward the end include personal financial notes from the 1850s, written in blue ink. The names John, Thomas, and William Trimble are all written on the inside cover and first page. |
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| 8949 | RSC-WA-1 | Map | Copy of a 1920 Washington County, IA map. Laminated. Used in reorganization/consolidation discussions. |
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| 8950 | RSC-WA-2 | Map | Laminated map of Washington County, 1955. Map is a modified highway and transportation map with school districts added in red ink. Map has handwritten marks in green editing some districts. Used in school district reorganization and consolidation. |
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| 8951 | RSC-WA-3 | Map | A map of Washington County, Iowa school districts, dated 1966. School districts and their boundaries are labelled in red, with three districts colored in. |
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| 8952 | RSC-Washington-1 | Certificate | A certificate for the state of Washinton awarded to Ada Rake certifying her to teach second grade. Was awarded on August 15th, 1908. |
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| 8953 | RSC-West Virginia-1 | Photograph | Black and white photo of a schoolhouse with a big bell tower in the center with children playing out front in Monavilla, West Virginia, A caption at the bottom reads "Standard Oil Photo #52599, Coaltown Monaville, W. Va. Photo: Vacation 1950s." |
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| 8954 | RSC-Wisconsin-1 | Certificate | Certificate of Award for Florence Drischer for the Public Schools of Jackson County, Wisconsin for being neighter tardy nor absent for six months in 1915. |
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| 8955 | RSC-Wisconsin-2 | Diploma | Diploma from the Wisconsin Teacher's Reading Circle to Florence Drescher for 1 year completed of reading prescribed. This was awarded in Tomah, Wisconsin on May 10, 1918. |
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| 8956 | RSC-Wisconsin-3 | Diploma | Diploma of Honor awarded to Florence Drecher for being neither tardy nor absent from school while three large certificates of award were being merited and receieved. Given at Black River Falls, Wisconsin on March 10, 1914. |
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| 8957 | RSC-Wisconsin-4 | Diploma | Wisconsin Common School Diploma to Florence Drescher for completing the course of study in the various brances prescribed to be taught in the public schools of Jackson County, Wisconsin. Given on May 29, 1915. |
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| 8958 | RSC-Wisconsin-5 | Photograph | Rural school in Hartford, Wisconsin, Northwest of Milwaukee. |
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| 8959 | RSC-Wisconsin-6 | Photograph | Rural school in Hartford, Wisconsin, Northwest of Milwaukee. |
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| 8960 | RSC-Wisconsin-7 | Photograph | Ye Ole School near West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8961 | RSC-Wisconsin-8 | Photograph | Rural school near Jackson, Wisconsin, and south of West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8962 | RSC-Wisconsin-9 | Photograph | Pleasant Valley School, near West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8963 | RSC-Wisconsin-10 | Photograph | Little Red School near West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8964 | RSC-Wisconsin-11 | Photograph | Rural School off of Highway 33, East of West Bend, Wisconsin. This information was photocopied onto the picture and is on the right corner, as well as a cut off part of writing detailing the school's name. |
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| 8965 | RSC-Wisconsin-12 | Photograph | Interior of a rural school in Wisconsin. |
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| 8966 | RSC-Wisconsin-13 | Photograph | Interior of a rural school in Kewaskum, Wisconsin. |
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| 8967 | RSC-Wisconsin-14 | Photograph | Rural school used in 1904 in Wisconsin. |
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| 8968 | RSC-Wisconsin-15 | Photograph | Exterior of a rural school in Kewaskum, Wisconsin. |
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| 8969 | RSC-Wisconsin-16 | Photograph | Exterior of a rural school in Kewaskum, Wisconsin, a close up of the door, which reads 4507. |
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| 8970 | RSC-Wisconsin-17 | Photograph | Exterior of a rural school in Kewaskum, Wisconsin, an image of the door. A car is parked to the left of the building. |
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| 8971 | RSC-Wisconsin-18 | Photograph | Exterior of a rural school in Kewaskum, Wisconsin. |
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| 8972 | RSC-Wisconsin-19 | Photograph | Exterior of a rural school called Ye Old School House off of highway Z outside West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8973 | RSC-Wisconsin-20 | Photograph | Interior of a rural school called Ye Old School House off of highway Z outside West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8974 | RSC-Wisconsin-21 | Photograph | Interior of a rural school called Ye Old School House off of highway Z outside West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8975 | RSC-Wisconsin-22 | Photograph | Interior of a rural school called Ye Old School House off of highway Z outside West Bend, Wisconsin. |
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| 8976 | RSC-Wisconsin-23 | Diploma | "The Regents of The University of Wisconsin in the nomination of the Faculty have conferred upon Elizabeth Ann James the Degree of Bachelor of Arts together with all the Honors, Rights and Privileges belonging to that Degree. In Witness Whereof, this Diploma is granted hearing the seal of the University and the signatures of the President of the Regents and the President of the University." Signed by both. "Given at Madison in the State of Wisconsin, this eighteenth day of June in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred twenty-eight and of the University the seventy-eighth." This diploma is made from vellum. |
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| 8977 | RSC-Wisconsin-24 | Certificate | American Hotel Training School in Milwaukee Wisconsin. "This is to certify that Agnes Mary Steinkohff has been a student in the General Hotel Course 6 and has satisfactorily completed the course of study, has been exaimed and found duly qualified in the subjects of the course and has been awarded this CERTIFICATE as an acknowledgmeent of thorough knowledge and proficiency and in recommendation of acquirements. In witness whereof we have hereunto affixed our signatures and seal at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, this 27 day of November 1941." Signed by principal and secretary. |
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| 8978 | RSC-Wisconsin-25 | Diploma | "Wisconsin Young People's Reading Circle Auspices Wisconsin Teachers' Association Be it known that Edward Steinkopff having satisfactorily completed the reading prescribed by the State Reading Circle Board for the Gram. Division, 2 Year, is hereby granted this DIPLOMA as evidence of worthy endeavor and as a token of the value of good tastes and habits in reading. The recipient is entitled to a seal to be attached hereunto for each additional year of reading done under the auspices and with the approval of the WISCONSIN YOUNG PEOPLE'S READING CIRCLE. Given at Oconto, wisconsin, this 16 day of May, 1918. By Authority of the State Reading Circle Board." Signed by Ruby Wells, teacher or principal, and Ellen B. McDonald, Superintendent. Left side of diploma shows a woman and boy reading in front of a school. |
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| 8979 | RSC-Wisconsin-26 | Diploma | Common School Diploma, State of Wisconsin. "This certifies that Edward Steinkopff has completed the Course of Study prescribed for the Common Schools of Wisconsin, and is therefore entitled to receive this DIPLOMA Given at Oconto, Oconto County, Wisconsin, this 29 day of May A.D. 1918. Specicla Honor No. 9." Signed by Ellen B. McDonald, County Superintendent of Schools. W.M. Welch Diploma House, Chicago. |
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| 8980 | RSC-Wisconsin-27 | Booklet | Booklet titled "Spencerian System of Penmanship," from the American Educational Series, by P. R. Spencer. Published by Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor, and Co., 138 & 140 Grant St. New York (and Chicago). The name handwritten on the front is Maggie Borah, from the State Normal school (Platteville, Wisconsin). Inside the front cover it says, "Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873, by Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington." It contains 22 lined pages with practice sentences to copy and space to write. The covers are blue with black text. The back cover features and advertisement for other standard textbooks and an image of cherubs writing with giant fountain pens. |
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| 8981 | RSC-Wisconsin-28 | Booklet | 1864 booklet titled "Spencerian System of Practical Penmanship." By. P. R. Spencer. Other text on the cover includes several names of other Spencers, the retail price - 15 cts., and "Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1864, by Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman, & Co., in the Clerk's Office for the Southern District of New York." Handwritten is the name Meifs Maggie Borah, Class B, and Platteville (Wisconsin) State Normal School. All text is black, but several pages also have some exercises written in purple ink. The covers are green and feature decorative borders, graphic, and fonts. The front cover has a graphic of a government building and a leaf border; the back has a simple line border and a graphic of several fountain pen tips. |
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| 8982 | RSC-WN-2 | Book | Warren County Superintendents' Cash Book, 1947-1948. Hardback, black cover, red leather spine and corners, bound with thread. Volume 2. |
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| 8983 | RSC-WN-4 | Book | Warren County High School Normal Training Record, 1895-1908, 1922-1932. Hardback, brown leather cover and spine, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 4. |
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| 8984 | RSC-WN-5 | Book | Warren County Teachers' Examination Record, 1883-1903. Hardback, black cover, brown leather spine (now gone) and corners, bound with fabric and thread, 200 pages. Volume 5. |
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| 8985 | RSC-WN-6 | Book | Warren County Teachers Examination Record, 1909-1921. Hardback, brown leather cover and spine, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 6. |
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| 8986 | RSC-WN-7 | Book | Warren County Teachers' Examination Record, 1922-1935. Hardback, red leather cover and spine (now gone), bound with fabric and thread. Volume 7. |
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| 8987 | RSC-WN-8 | Book | Warren County Record of Teachers' Certificates, 1858-1863. Hardback, patterned cover, brown spine, bound with twine. Volume 8. |
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| 8988 | RSC-WN-9 | Book | Warren County Record of Teachers' Certificates, 1900-1905. Hardback, brown leather cover and spine, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 9. |
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| 8989 | RSC-WN-10 | Book | Warren County Record of Teachers' Certificates, 1907-1909. Hardback, black cover, red leather spine (partially gone) and corners, bound with thread. Volume 10. |
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| 8990 | RSC-WN-11 | Book | Warren County Record of Teachers' Certificates. 1916-1943. Hardback, red covers, red leather spine (currently green tape) and corners, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 11. |
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| 8991 | RSC-WN-12 | Book | Warren County Record of Teachers' Certificates, 1943-1975. Hardback, black cover, red spine and corners, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 12. |
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| 8992 | RSC-WN-13 | Book | Warren County Record of Teachers 1911-1936. Hardback, green cover, red leather spine (now gone) and corners, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 13. |
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| 8993 | RSC-WN-14 | Book | Warren County Record of Teachers, 1923-1941. Hardback, green cover, red leather spine and corners, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 14. |
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| 8994 | RSC-WN-15 | Book | Warren County Record of Schools Taught, 1911-1917. Hardback, green cover, red leather spine and corners, bound with fabric and thread. Volume 15. |
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| 8995 | RSC-WN-263 | Book | Warren County Complete Term Register, White Breast Township, #7 Sharpe, 1900-1903. Hardback, patterned cover, black spine, bound with thread. Volume 263. |
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| 8996 | RSC-WO-1 | Book | Woodbury County Board of Education Records, Jan-Feb 1911. Black covers, brown and red spine, bound with thread and fabric. |
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| 8997 | RSC-WO-2 | Book | Woodbury County Board of Education Minutes, 1933-1945. Softback, black leather cover and spine, bound with three metal binder screws. |
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| 8998 | RSC-WO-3 | Book | Woodbury County Board of Education Records, 1946-1949. Hardback, blue covers, with black leather corners, bound with two metal binder posts. |
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| 8999 | RSC-WO-4 | Book | Woodbury County Board of Education Records, 1950-1951. Hardback, green covers, black leather corners, bound with two metal binder posts. |
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| 9000 | RSC-WO-5 | Book | Woodbury County Board of Education Records, 1952-1953. Hardback, green covers, black leather corners, bound with two metal binding posts. |
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