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- SHHS Gym Dedication – 1950, David Austin
- School, Class, and Team Photographs
- Alberton Community/School and the Hare Family, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- The Alberton News and Mrs. John L. Hare, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- Memories of Old Alberton, Walter Roberts (with photo)
- Before Natchez Trace State Park: Old Survey Community and Precinct School, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- Former Students of College Meet Sunday; Reunion May Be Last for Tucker, Lexington Progress (Scotts Hill College)
- History: Henderson County Schools 1940-41, compiled by Louise Oakley
- The History of Scotts Hill Schools, Gordon H. Turner, Sr.
- “Good Old Golden Rule Days” — Bethel School & the Safford Community,
Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- I Remember (Thomas L. Cunningham and Murphy’s School), H. J. Bolen
- Judge W. H. Lancaster–My Dear Teacher, W. W. Powers
- Lexington Baptist Male and Female College, compiled by Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- Lexington High School History Page
- Lexington High School Football – from the 1920s
- Light From Many Candles: A History of Pioneer Women in Education in Tennessee (excerpts), Lucille Rogers
- A Look Back to Smith School Days, Brenda Kirk Fiddler
- Mary Eugenia Rushing, Doris Jarrett (with photograph)
- Mary Louise Oakley (with photo)
- Montgomery High School Home Page
- Mt. Gilead School Pictures
- The Old Scotts Hill College as I Remember It 60 Years Later, Written by Prof. Caleb Perry Patterson of the University of Texas to the author of this book in 1960,
Gordon H. Turner, Sr.
- Old-Time Country Schools a Few Miles from Scotts Hill, Gordon H. Turner, Sr.
- Patterson, Caleb Perry, The Handbook of Texas Online
- Personnel of the County Board of Education (1934) (biographical sketches)
- Rock Hill School, prior to 1917
- Sardis School from September 1939 to May 1985,
Beulah Hanna and Carra Holland (with photos)
- Schools and Churches, Auburn Powers
- Scotts Hill College
- Scott Hill, TN School Buses Collide, June 1937
- Scotts Hill High School Class Pictures
- Two Old-Time Girls’ Schools in Lexington, Tennessee, Jonathan K. T. Smith