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| District formed | July 29, 1861 at the home of John Morgan |
| Years schools built | 1868 [burned in 1888], 1888 [cost about $400 and was 18 X 30 ft] |
| General location | Northeast corner of Peter Hauck's farm in section 11; the 1888 building located a quarter of a mile east of the center of section number 10, town of Oakdale. |
| Modern address | The 1888 school was built at Julep & 46th Street |
| District boundaries | N/A |
| Disposition | The school was moved and used as a farm shed on the Eder farm after the school was vacated in 1920. It was recently moved to the Oakdale Nature Center and the Lake Elmo/Oakdale Historical Society plans on renovating the building and having it used for classes and other programs. |
| Notes | *School once held in the homes of John Morgan, H. D. Apman, and Jacob Sullwold. *Consolidated with Lake Elmo school in 1920. |
Known Teachers
| 1897-1898: | Mollie Wright |
| 1914-1915: | Hermie Johnson |
| 1915-1916: | Mate Collopy |
| 1916-1917: | Selma Grady |
| 1917-1918: | Bessie Malone |
| 1918-1919: | Myrtle Hunstiger |
| 1919-1920: | Myrtle Hunstiger |
| 1920-1921: | Alice Caventer Eder [Fall Term] Emily Nelson [Spring Term] |
| Other teachers: | Annie Crosser |
| Mary E. Day | |
| Mate O'Brien | |
| Emma Scott | |
| Anna Webber | |
| Matie Hurley | |
| B. E. Long | |
| George Downing | |
| Frank Wray |