 By the 1830s they established five schools in the growing village.As the schools were developed through the mid and late 19th century, they began to serve students from the region as well as from the village.Among those institutions were the Granville Literary and Theological Institution, the Granville Female Seminary, the Granville Episcopal Female Seminary, the Young Ladies’ Institute, the Granville Female Academy, Doane Academy (named after the second bishop of the Episcopal Church in New Jersey), and Shepardson College for Women.