Early settlers of this southeast Carroll County community brought with them a desire to have their children educated. So they built what was known as the Spanish Grove School.
Early settlers of Spanish Grove were Edwards, Thompson, Butler, Jimmy Jones, James & Thomas McAuley and Jusha Butler.
The school was established in 1879. It consisted of a one room log housewith a stick - and-dirt chimney for the large fireplace which provided the heat, one window with wooden shutters and seats made from split logs.
Early settlers of Spanish Grove were Edwards, Thompson, Butler, Jimmy Jones, James & Thomas McAuley and Jusha Butler.
The school was established in 1879. It consisted of a one room log housewith a stick - and-dirt chimney for the large fireplace which provided the heat, one window with wooden shutters and seats made from split logs.
Early settlers of this southeast Carroll County community brought with them a desire to have their children educated. So they built what was known as the Spanish Grove School.
Early settlers of Spanish Grove were Edwards, Thompson, Butler, Jimmy Jones, James & Thomas McAuley and Jusha Butler.
The school was established in 1879. It consisted of a one room log housewith a stick - and-dirt chimney for the large fireplace which provided the heat, one window with wooden shutters and seats made from split logs.
Early settlers of Spanish Grove were Edwards, Thompson, Butler, Jimmy Jones, James & Thomas McAuley and Jusha Butler.
The school was established in 1879. It consisted of a one room log housewith a stick - and-dirt chimney for the large fireplace which provided the heat, one window with wooden shutters and seats made from split logs.
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