Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Report of the Special Committee, Appointed by the Governor and Council to Examine Into the Condition of the State Normal School, &C., &C., To the Legislature, June Session, 1877
About four rods above the school building is the boarding house, an ancient though comfortable structure, capable of accommodating thirty-five boarders, a family, and servants. Attached to the house, or rather to the wood-shed adjoining the house, is a small barn, recently built by the trustees of the school to take the place of an old one. These build ings, with their furnishings, appointments, and about two acres of the best land in Plymouth Village, upon which they are located, comprise the normal school property, so-called. The buildings are insured in the Prescott, Fireman's, Girard, and People's companies, to the amount of Library, other personal property, and apparatus not insured.
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