Mosherville's first school opened in 1847, and in 1857-58 the community erected a frame schoolhouse that was replaced by the present building in 1872 at a cost of $2,800. The oldest school in Scipio Township, it originally had two rooms serving grades one through ten, and later, as an eight-grade school, its well-kept yard and outbuildings, organization, furnishings, and supplies earned it the status of standard school. The school closed in 1967 and later became the home of the Ladies Aid Society. Mosherville Church was built in 1861-62 on land donated by Joseph and Mary Riggs. Originally part of the Litchfield circuit of the Methodist Episcopal Church, it became the home church of a separate circuit in 1870. The Ladies Aid Society was organized in 1891, and in 1893 a bequest from Kate C. Brower allowed the society to enlarge the church by adding the Kate C. Brower Memorial Chapel. The church has held weekly non-denominational services since 1943.