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History > Where History Happened > Schools > Olney Public School

SCHOOLS: OLNEY PUBLIC SCHOOL
	Pupils of all ages play at recess outside Olney's one-room schoolhouse in 1899. The county school stood on Route 108 just west of St. John's Episcopal Church. It opened in1875 and operated until 1929, when classes shifted to Sherwood.
	Classmates at Olney public school appear well-dressed and attentive.