Muskogee and Three Rivers area history museum, archives, and research center located in a restored Midland Valley Railroad Depot in Muskogee, Oklahoma's Historic Depot District.

School House
Restoration Project

This 1920's era one room African American school house was given to Three Rivers Museum in December of 2012. It is currently located on private property south of Okay, Oklahoma near the Marshall Cemetery and the Oak Grove Church.
Museum staff are conducting reserach into the history of the school and plans are being coordinated to move the school to museum property so that it can be restored, preserved, and used as an educational medium for area students.
If you have any information on this school or know someone who was a student there, please give us a call (918-686-6624) or email (3riversmuseum@sbcglobal.net) or use the form below to send a comment.

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The School House Restoration Committee will meet Tuesday June 11 at 6:00 p.m. to kick off the next phase of the project . If you are interested in helping with this wonderfu project, we would love to have you!

See more pictures in our School House Project Photo Album.

School House
Restoration Project

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(c) 2012 Three Rivers Museum

School HouseRestoration Project

Donate to the School House Project

Volunteer to Help With the School House Project

(c) 2012 Three Rivers Museum

School House
Restoration Project