BRYN MAWR
1918-1952
se 1/4 29 - 24 - 19 w2

Erected to Honour the One Room
BRYN MAWR SCHOOL No. 3312

and those pioneers who worked so hard to have it
built. It opened on this site in 1918 and served
until 1952 as an educational facility for the
students as well as an active social, recreational
and religious centre for all ages. It was the
working together of teachers, parents and
students that made the community special.
Erected in 1995.

To the Memory of
Bryn Mawr
Centralized School No. 3312

Originated in 1952 on the S.E. corner of
Section 15 - 24- 19 W2 consisting of the
following four school districts: BRYN MAWR
no. 3312. COYNACH no. 360, SNARUM no. 1262,
and SNOWDROP no. 3414 providing grades
to12 with standards for Universit
enrance. Children were transported by
bus in summer and bombardier in winter.

In 1956 a new six room school was erected
approximately 220 yards north of this cairn,
land location S.E. 29 - 24 - 19 W2 to serve
the four above schools plus the additional
districts of BUTTERTON no. 3729, EASTMOUNT
No. 1715 and part of HAVELOCK no. 2525.

This school operated from 1952 to 1968 and
was a model of success of people working
together for the benefit of higher education
in a rural area

Erected in 1991 by the
1988 Bryn Mawr Reunion Committee.