Biardstown School
The history of schools in Biardstown is closely associated with the Biard family, early settlers of the area. The first school in the community was in the log home of William Washington Biard. In 1867 John Wilson Biard, son of William Biard, and his wife Lizzie donated land for a schoolhouse. It was replaced by a second building in 1885. The rural school became a part of the Delmar Independent School District in 1949. The Biardstown School building was converted to serve as a community center. Texas Sesquicentennial 1836 - 1986
33.5363° N, 95.5058° W
Where to Find It
Biardstown Community Center, FM 1497 about 10 mi. south of Paris
Nearby Markers
- 0.8 mi N Antioch Cemetery and Old Antioch Church of Christ Biardstown
- 3.2 mi SE Rockford Church and Cemetery Biardstown
- 4.3 mi NW Mount Vernon Mount Vernon
- 4.9 mi NE Shady Grove Cemetery Paris
- 4.9 mi NE George Washington Stell, Sr. Paris
- 6.6 mi W Pleasant Grove Howland