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| name = St. John's Mission School
 
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| opened = 1888
 
| closed = 1913
 
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| current_status = [[Closed Institution|Closed]]
 
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St. John's school for Osage Indian boys opened in 1888, 8 miles North of Grey Horse along Hominy Creek., by St. Katharine Drexel and the bureau of catholic indian missions. The original log compound replaced by four-story stone building in 1893. Operated by Franciscan sisters (1888-1907) and Christian brothers (1907-1913). It was closed in 1913 by the Osage Tribal Council.
 
St. John's school for Osage Indian boys opened in 1888, 8 miles North of Grey Horse along Hominy Creek., by St. Katharine Drexel and the bureau of catholic indian missions. The original log compound replaced by four-story stone building in 1893. Operated by Franciscan sisters (1888-1907) and Christian brothers (1907-1913). It was closed in 1913 by the Osage Tribal Council.
 
 
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