Memorial Library of Nazareth & Vicinity - Millgrove Schoolhouse

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Millgrove School District operated out of a schoolhouse in Bushkill Township, Pennsylvania from about 1860 to 1956. The house was torn down in 1967. It was part of a collection of schoolhouses that served the different villages of Bushkill Township, until the township joined Nazareth School District in 1950. Millgrove was named after the nearby Aluta Mill, and was built on land donated by Paul Siegfried, Adam Heckman, and Daniel Schlabach. These documents, including recordings of district trustees meetings, daybooks of expenses from those who worked in relation to Millgrove, and some photographs and ephemera, covers the years 1848 to the last recorded reunion of Millgrove students and teachers in 1985.
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Trustees Book of Millgrove School District Commenced the 18th Day of November A. D. 1863
Rural schools--Administration, Land tenure, School boards, Schools--records and correspondence, Schools--Accounting
A record book containing transcripts of the founding documents of Millgrove School District, as well as records of trustees (school board) meetings from 1863 onward, later replaced by records of the annual Millgrove School District Reunion.
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