INFORMATION ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE ONE ROOM HARRISBURG SCHOOL

 Located in Troy Township, Sauk County, Wisconsin, the  Harrisburg School is one of the last remaining one room school buildings in the county.  Built in 1892, the school educated eight grades with one teacher and had an enrollment as high as 35.  The school was closed in 1955 and consolidated into the Black Hawk School District.

The Harrisburg-Troy Historical Society, Inc. was organized in 2010 with a mission “to educate the public on the history of the Harrisburg area and Troy Township—and to preserve and protect such history for the education of future generations.”

The school replicates early days with many original items and is a step into the past.  The basement is a museum of historical Town articles and artifacts.

The building has been placed on the Wisconsin Register of Historical Places and welcomes visitors.  (See calendar)

HARRISBURG-TROY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC. membership is encouraged and welcomed.  Contact any director or

Carol Anderson, President
S10976 Co. Hwy C
Spring Green, WI 53588
(608 546 5194)