A century of Castleton education remembered in one gathering of teachers, pupils, and friends.
This book recounts the 1887 centennial celebration of Castleton’s chartered school, tracing its long history under different names and the vibrant reunion that brought alumni back to the village.
The volume frames the scope of the centennial—from the earliest Rutland County Grammar School days to the modern State Normal School—and documents the day’s formal program, speeches, and the warm welcome extended by Castleton’s residents. It preserves letters, reminiscences, and the spirit of a community that valued education across generations.
- A detailed look at the centennial program, speakers, and processions
- Firsthand reminiscences from former teachers and pupils
- The evolving roles of the Rutland County Grammar School, Castleton Seminary, and State Normal School
- Letters of support and memory from alumni across the country
- A glimpse of 19th-century educational culture and community pride
Ideal for readers of local history, educational history, and anyone curious about how a small town marked a hundred-year milestone in learning.