schoolhouse

"Young people do not leave their rights at the schoolhouse door."

The other schoolhouse is now used as a community center.

"We want that right to come off the paper and into the schoolhouse."

Father left her at the schoolhouse early, before even the teacher came, for he had work to do.

The building stopped being used as a schoolhouse in 1931.

A schoolhouse was built up from the church in 1836.

In fact, the schoolhouse has to go up before you can build anything else.

At the same time they beat all the men to death in the schoolhouse.

The first schoolhouse was built in 1813, just east of the church.

On the site was built a home for his children, which became a schoolhouse in 1839.

A one room schoolhouse was built for local children in 1849.

In 1858 and 1859, a schoolhouse was built for the district's use.

An old schoolhouse, which was used as such until 1965, stands on the through road.

The company had paid the workers to build a schoolhouse.

Down the road is the schoolhouse that served these families for 100 years.

Still without a real schoolhouse, they do have a school's most important feature.

In 1869 new schoolhouse was later built across the road where the building remains still.

As new families arrived, the need for a real schoolhouse became clear.

This schoolhouse served as a school for children in the area until 1925.

Primary education continued until about 1901 when the schoolhouse was taken down.

On 23 July of that year a meeting was held in the schoolhouse.

In 1918, the schoolhouse was replaced with a new one on the same lot.

In 1988, the post office had moved to the old schoolhouse across the river.

The schoolhouse was built in 1873 and served the community until 1941.

"To turn them away from the schoolhouse door is simply cruel."