Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 88
77 dergarten, some of the methods of which were not perhapsstrictly Froebellian. Worthington Female Seminary had its beginning in 1838, inMasonic Hall, where Miss Sarepta Marsh of Chillicothc starteda school for girls. She, with Revs. Heath and Young, soon ob-tained permission from the Methodist… … HOUSE OF M. N. CLEVELAND, IN WHICH THE PRIVATE SCHOOI,WAS TAUGHT. The school was opened with Miss Marsh as principal, MissesSarah and Maria Tucker, teachers, and Nancy McGill, assistanttutor. It was highly prosperous for a while as a girls school,but was unable to compete with the Ohio Wesleyan…
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