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first school was called "Post Oak" and was located one mile south of
Liberty Cemetery. The structure was a one-room building, made of
logs hauled from the Red River bottom by oxen. This building was
on Bug Bond and Williams land. The main source of learning was from the Blue Back Speller, dated early 1880s. The first log school building was torn down and some of the logs were used to build a barn on the Massenburg place. The second school building was built in 1900 on land joining the Liberty Cemetery, to the west. The land was donated by Jasper Barnes. This building consisted of one room and was a one-teacher school. In 1922 the third school building was built, which was a two-room school. The school consolidated with Gordonville School in April 1930. Some of the teachers were Thomas Deckerson, Alice Sphered and Mr. Huff.  Schools Susan Hawkins © 2024 If you find any of Grayson CountyTXGenWeb links inoperable, please send me a message. |