Site of
​Dozier Schoolhouse ​

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Marker Text: In 1893, the men of the newly, settled Dozier Community built a one-room schoolhouse to serve the educational needs of the children of that town and the surrounding farming and ranching area. Seigniora Russell (Laune) served as the first school-teacher. The school building, also used for church and community activities, was moved within this vicinity three times before it was torn down and rebuilt in 1913. The rural school consolidated with Samnorwood in 1934, although an elementary school remained at Dozier until 1941. (1985)

Marker No: 4769

Aluminum 18 x 28 Subject Marker

Geographic: 35.066895, -100.345268

Location: From Wellington, take U.S. 83 north about 14 miles to F.M. 1036; take 1036 west about 8 miles to marker site