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A Long Walk to the Classroom: The History of One-Room Schools, Teachers and Students in Sharon, New Hampshire

A Long Walk to the Classroom: The History of One-Room Schools, Teachers and Students in Sharon, New Hampshire

Hardcover

19th Century United States History

ISBN13: 9798295564475
Publisher: Mountain View Publishing
Published: Feb 20 2026
Pages: 138
Weight: 1.63
Height: 0.50 Width: 11.00 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

In the year 1859, Myra Moore was 21 years old. With no training, and a long walk (in a long skirt) from home to the one-room Brick Schoolhouse in Sharon, New Hampshire, she rang a handbell to call the students, called scholars, to her classroom to start their day.

There's no question that teachers have an enormous influence on the lives of children along with what and how they learn. In the early days of the Town of Sharon, this was especially true. Yet teachers like Myra worked in one-room schoolhouses under challenging conditions and were paid a pittance.

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19th Century United States History