Elementary and High School

Fullerton's company planned two schools for 500 pupils each: a graded public school for white children and a separate school for Black children, built beside a church at about 38 by 80 feet. In 1910 the teachers on record were F. Neal at the white school and Allen Price at the Black school; the 1920 census listed six women teachers. Housing was divided the same way. Black employees lived in 108 to 144 three-room cottages on a knoll northeast of the mill, while white families had five- and seven-room cottages with bathrooms.

Where it stands

Worth the stop nearby

• Valentine Lake Recreation Area — 24 mi
  A 46-acre Kisatchie National Forest lake dug by Civilian Conservation Corps crews in the 1930s, with a campground and the head of the Wild Azalea Trail.

More markers nearby

• Public Swimming Pool and Hospital — steps away
• Fullerton, Louisiana — 0.3 mi
• Sawmills & Electric Plant — 0.3 mi
• Fullerton Mill & Town — 0.3 mi