Concord School (Miccosukee)

Concord School was a school for African-American children built in 1897[1][2] in the hamlet of Miccosukee, in eastern Leon County, Florida.

In 1893, two Miccosukee women, Fayette and Jennie Burned sold a half-acre of their land for $1.00 with the stipulation that a school house be constructed there.

The old one-room Concord schoolhouse was donated to the Tallahassee Junior Museum and later moved in 1974.

The building is rectangular, vernacular wood framed architecture with one entrance and typical for a rural school in the South.

The building was heated with a wood stove and lighting was provided by sunlight through the 6 long windows.