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Middle Tennessee State Teachers College Training School

Middle Tennessee State Teachers College Training School is a Tennessee historical marker in Murfreesboro, Rutherford County.

923 East Lytle Ave. at South State Teachers College Tennessee Blvd. Training School 3 A 212 James Daniel Richardson Southeast corner of intersection of East Main and Academy Street,Murfreesboro

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The teacher-training school of Middle Tennessee State Normal School, now MTSU, was established in 1911. This model school still provides practice teaching experience, laboratory methods classes, and observation facilities. Cooperation between the public school system and the college's education department led to the construction of this Neoclassical Revival building, which opened February ll, 1929. In honor of a local educator, the school was renamed Homer Pittard Campus School in 1985.

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