Manitowoc County WI Archives History - Schools .....Two Rivers 
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TWO RIVERS

    One of the four original townships was Two Rivers. Since its organization as
a municipality, the township expanded to include the present towns of Mishicot,
Gibson, Two Creeks, and Two Rivers. The areas near the pioneer settlement of the
village of Two Rivers were the first to become settled. One of the first school
districts set up in Manitowoc county was the present Two Rivers city school
district, known as Manitowoc county district number 1 organized in 1844. After
the county was organized into four distinct townships in 1848, the second
district to organize was the present Tannery district. The numbering of the
school districts was done in sequence of their establishment with the exception
of the present district No. 1 which replaced the original district 1, now the
Two Rivers city system.


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1848 - 1948

CENTENNIAL HISTORY
of the
Manitowoc County School Districts and Public School System

EDITED BY JOS. J. RAPPEL, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 1948 


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