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Explore Park . Roanoke
This Link tells a little about its history and the restoration process.
Linking with Tom's Tuesday's Treasures
This Link tells a little about its history and the restoration process.
Linking with Tom's Tuesday's Treasures
Charming piece of history.
ReplyDeleteLove the setting.
ReplyDeleteNice, cute and interesting !
ReplyDeleteOh, I love old schools. It's nice to see that this one is still cared for. Thanks Tanya for joking in this week. I hope the see you back again.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and I'm glad its been preserved! Reminds me of the story of 'Christy' in the Appalachians back then. Loved that account of the mountain people.
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of place.
ReplyDeleteI actually went to kindergarten and 1st grade in a one-room school house but it wasn't quite as small as this simple, loveable building
ReplyDeleteA great old school house in a lovely setting.
ReplyDeleteI attended a one room school house in second and third grade. Don't remember learning much. Fine photo series of this old school.
ReplyDeleteSo perfect!! Guess they closed the school down during tobacco harvesting season.
ReplyDeleteso peacefull
ReplyDeleteI'm glad some of these old school houses remain!
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple, beautiful old school house. I love the location.
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the one room schoolhouse still in operation in Corolla, North Carolina. I wonder what Hurricane Matthew did to it.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful little gem of history! Love seeing it. Think of the children that passed through those doors!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing that any learning took place here. My mother taught in a 1-room school house in the late 1920s in northern Minnesota. Oh, the tales she could tell...
ReplyDeletesure, thank you :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much for giving permission. Aside from the All category and the slideshow on the home page, you can see your header under Daily Life, Photography and the United States.
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