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MILLER GROVE, TEXAS (Camp County). Miller Grove is on Farm Road 993 three miles southeast of Pittsburg in southeastern Camp County. It was originally a black community centered around a one-room, one-teacher, ungraded school that served a school district with twenty-six children. By 1935 the school district had been consolidated with the Ebenezer school district, and by 1983 the community consisted of little more than widely scattered houses.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Hollie Max Cummings, An Administrative Survey of the Schools of Camp County, Texas (M.A. thesis, University of Texas, 1937).

 

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