According to the Rosenwald database at Fisk University, the Selma School was a two-teacher type school built for $1702.00.
This image is from the 1921 Fiftieth Annual Report of the Department of Education to the General Assembly of the State of Georgia.
My assumption this is a early building for the Model school that exists now.
Even though the Rosenwald database confirms there were two Spring Creek schools in Early County, the dates listed don’t match with the date of the report. Since the database is incomplete, I am uncertain of where this is located. This is courtesy of a 1918 report on Georgia education.
I assume that this is one of the earlier buildings for St. Joseph’s Catholic School. This building does not appear to still stand on the school’s campus. If you know if this building is still standing and where it is, please let me know.
I don’t believe this school still stands unless it’s been incorporated in the current Smithville High School.
