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Morgan One Room Schoolhouse represents early education



2017-04-27 - Burkesville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, columbiamagazine.com.
Morgan School was located in the rolling hills between Columbia and Burkesville and is now restored as a museum and relocated to the Dr. Joseph Schickel Veterans Memorial Park. The little one-room school is remembered in the accompanying story by Dr. John E. Chowning and his brother Joe Chat Chowning who had many family connections to it. Morgan School represents the backbone of public education, a bygone era repeated throughout Kentucky and across the nation in small, rural communities.


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