The first school in Mankato was taught by Miss Sarah Jane Hanna, now Mrs John Q. A. Marsh, during six months in the summer of 1853. The enrollment of scholars was about twenty-three. She was paid by subscription. The school was taught in a rough board warehouse at the end of Walnut street, on the south side of where the City Hall now stands.
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years. pub. 1902]
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years. pub. 1902]
The first school in Mankato was taught by Miss Sarah Jane Hanna, now Mrs John Q. A. Marsh, during six months in the summer of 1853. The enrollment of scholars was about twenty-three. She was paid by subscription. The school was taught in a rough board warehouse at the end of Walnut street, on the south side of where the City Hall now stands.
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years. pub. 1902]
[Mankato-Its First Fifty Years. pub. 1902]
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