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Is there any Adair Co. organization preserving historic schools? About: Scenic Adair Co KY Old Prices Creek One Room Schoolhouse By Faye Brown Bault It was very exciting to see the picture of the old Prices Creek School on Columbia Magazine.com. Starting in 1923, my mother, Merle Coomer Brown, taught her first two years of school there. She was only 18 years old,and traveled by horse and buggy or by horseback each day. That was 86 years ago. Since this is a landmark to many people, it would be nice to preserve this historical site. Does anyone know of any organization of any kind to help in the preservation? I will continue the research for more information from some of my mother's material or pictures about Prices Creek School. Thanks. We hope you'll share other information about Prices Creek School or any other old school in the county. Right now, the organization working to preserve the Adair County Courthouse appears to be developing into the type of organization you are hoping to see. -EW This story was posted on 2009-07-18 06:10:43
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