Edgetts Landing School 1900 from the Chroicle Edgett’s Landing School Early 1900’s   The school was located on Highway 114 The property is now owned by Roy MacKay Surrey School from the Chronicle Surrey School  Now demolished, was located in the rear of Cooke’s Kwik Mart, Hillsborough. Later it became the home of Floyd Smith. The Hebron School from the Chronicle Story to the right The Hebron School Submitted By: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe The Hebron School  Fern McCurdy, a resident of the Kinsmen House in Riverview has fond memories of Hebron School, Hebron, Albert County. In this article, she recalls the school, built in 1882 with clapboard and birchbark insulation. The school building is still there although the last class was held in 1926.     "The first school was built on land owned by Wint Akerley, located across from where the present school now sits. The trustees decided to erect a new school on land owned by James Smith and the original school was sold to Andrew Alcorn who moved it to      his property.     The present school building, constructed in 1882 was erected on a stone foundation with clapboards on the exterior over birch bark insulation. The interior finished by John Cannon was plaster over lathes.     The interior was one large room with a wood stove in the center. Two large blackboards were painted on the plastered walls and the teacher's desk was placed on a raised platform at the rear. The room had four windows one on each side.     The handmade school desks came from the first school and each desk accommodated two children. Gertrude Wilbur, a teacher, organised a social to fund the purchase of new desks. The new desks also held two children and each child had an inkwell and a ridge at the front to prevent books from sliding.     “We bought our own textbooks and used a slate and slate pencil instead of notebooks. School was discontinued in January and February because of inclement weather.     The teachers boarded in various homes owned by the Alcorns, Sinclairs and Hanlons and were paid by a government grant and tax collections. The last teacher, Ellis Wilbur received a salary of $419.00 for the trustees and a grant of $120.00 for the year. Room and board cost $2.00 per week.     The final year of operation, pupil registration was down and it was decided to send the remaining students to school in Alma by horse drawn van. The school, still standing today is on the Sinclair property in Hebron." Hopewell School Submitted by: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe Hopewell School Edgetts Landing School Submitted by: Phyllis and Melven Dewolfe Edgetts Landing School in 1930 or 1940's Waterside School Submitted by: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe Waterside School after closure Submitted by: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe Add your content here Harvey School Just before closure Submitted by: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe Add your content here Hastings School Submitted by: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe Add your content here Point Wolfe School Submitted by: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe Add your content here Germantown School Submitted By: Phillis & Melven Dewolfe Germantown School June 11, 1931 Alma Superior School Submitted by: Phillis & Melven Dewofe Alma Superior School in 1943 Rudford Cooper standing in front (died about 2006) Add your content here

Class of Germantown School 1917

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Old West River School 1891

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