 The Muscogee (Creek) Nation transferred all Muscogee children to another school, Wealaka Mission and turned over the former mission building to Creek freedmen on October 24, 1881.Tullahassee Manual Labor School was the only school for freedmen to remain open after the US federal government dissolved the institutions of the Muscogee Creek Nation in 1906.Ownership passed to the U.S. Department of the Interior, who sold it to Wagoner County, Oklahoma in 1914.