Looney Schools
Looney- Dowlen Male and Female Academy School
Farmersville Male & Female Academy
Farmersville Academy
Farmersville, Texas
Prof. I. A. Looney and his sister Isola conducted a school in McKinney from 1875 to 1885. In 1885 they moved from McKinney to Farmersville and, with Prince A. Dowlen, opened the Looney-Dowlen Male and Female Academy there.
This school was in operation for about ten years until the first Farmersville public school was built in 1895.
Farmersville Male & Female Academy
Farmersville Academy
Farmersville, Texas
Prof. I. A. Looney and his sister Isola conducted a school in McKinney from 1875 to 1885. In 1885 they moved from McKinney to Farmersville and, with Prince A. Dowlen, opened the Looney-Dowlen Male and Female Academy there.
This school was in operation for about ten years until the first Farmersville public school was built in 1895.
Looney Male and Female School
South Tennessee and Standifer Streets
McKinney, Texas
Professor I. A. Looney and his sister Isola taught at the private Male and Female School on South Tennessee and Standifer Streets in McKinney from 1875 to 1885.
In 1885 Looney moved to Farmersville and, with P. A. Dowlen, opened the Looney-Dowlen Male and Female Academy there. This school was in operation for about ten years until the first Farmersville public school was built in 1895.
South Tennessee and Standifer Streets
McKinney, Texas
Professor I. A. Looney and his sister Isola taught at the private Male and Female School on South Tennessee and Standifer Streets in McKinney from 1875 to 1885.
In 1885 Looney moved to Farmersville and, with P. A. Dowlen, opened the Looney-Dowlen Male and Female Academy there. This school was in operation for about ten years until the first Farmersville public school was built in 1895.
