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  My daughter recently had a colonial days outing here and it is a very nice historic site. The inside is well maintained and there some historic pictures and documents on display. If you stop in be sure to pull the rope and ring the school bell. I am not sure when this is open to the public, but it is a good place to let you see what is was like to go to school in a one room school house.

  Added September 03, 2016 by A Google User