McFerrin College - Tennessee Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

This Methodist liberal arts college and preparatory school was financed and built by the Methodist people of Martin and deeded to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Located one block south on a 6-acre campus donated by George W. Martin, it was named in honor of John B. McFerrin, prominent Tennessee preacher, editor and administrator. Its first presdient was J.T. Williams. Another well-known adminsistrator was George W. Morelock. After 1924, its buildings were used first by Martin High School, then Weakley County Hospital. Martin Primary School now occupies the site.

Marker Name: McFerrin College Marker Location: City Type of Marker: Building Marker Number: N/A Group(s) Responsible for placing Marker: Memphis Conference Commission on archives and history - 1962 The United Methodist Chruch

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