A member of our family research FB group told me it was the Thompson School and probably closed after the 1962-63 school year.
I'm curious about the second foundation. The stonework matches that of the school.
Since I too attended a one room school (not this one), my memories of treasured days come flooding back. Am I showing my age or what?
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My first eight years of school were spent in a one room school.Interesting memories.
ReplyDeleteWe also have many one room schools in the area that have preserved. Thanks Gayle for sharing this week and I hope that you return again soon.
ReplyDeleteYou just reminded me that I have to go back and check out the one room school museum in Toronto.
ReplyDeleteOn my way to the grocery store we pass a one room red school house = I love the idea, but I don't know how it is to be taught in one room with all different grades.!
ReplyDeleteAlso a small reminder for SEASONS to link up - you have always something interesting to show - hope to see you there!
Love it. On the ranch there was a one room schoolhouse that just fell down last year. It was allowed to return to nature. There are several well preserved one around here. Thanks for reminding me.
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Such great history in these one room schoolhouses. My mother in law taught in a one room school house in Kansas. My Tuesday treasure is here...
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One Room Schools are fascinating. I can't imagine going to a school like that. My graduating class alone had 574 students.
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