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Carr–Burdette College

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Carr–Burdette College
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Carr–Burdette College was a private women's college located in Sherman, Texas, that operated from January 1894 to 1929.[1]

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O. A. Carr (Oliver Anderson Carr) and his spouse Mattie F. Myers Carr founded and opened Carr–Burdette College in 1894 as a preparatory school and junior college.[2][3] Mattie Carr generated revenue for the school trust by selling lots in Sherman, Texas for $200. It started with a single, large brick building on an eight-acre site. Mattie Carr acted at the school's director until her death in 1907, when the Christian Church in Sherman assumed this role. The school operated through 1929.[3]

The school property was sold in April 1939, and the buildings destroyed.[3]

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