Barnum School Elementary School

The Smith Street Primary School in Providence, Rhode Island, is a historic educational institution housed in a striking Queen Anne style building designed by William R. Walker Son in 1885. This large 2 1/2-story brick structure, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, served as a school facility until 1967 and later as administrative offices before becoming the Smith Hill Center, a non-profit neighborhood community service agency. With its unique architectural features, including an asymmetrical interior and an angled placement over the sidewalk, the Smith Street Primary School stands out as one of the few surviving schools built by the city in the 1880s. Its rich history and adaptive reuse reflect its significance in the local community as a hub for education and community services.Generated from the website

The West Ward School, constructed in 1847, stands as the final remaining original school building in Wakefield, MA. Historians suggest it is the second oldest continuously operating schoolhouse in the state. After undergoing restoration and reopening in September 2010, the school now serves as the home of the Wakefield Historical Society Museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the town's rich educational and historical past. Generated from their available business information