The Strawberry Schoolhouse

The Strawberry Schoolhouse teaches us about the past.

Located high above the Verde Valley in the community of Strawberry, Arizona, stands the little one-room Strawberry Schoolhouse. Built in 1885 out of pine logs, it was added to the National register of Historic Places in 2005, and remains one of the oldest standing schoolhouses in the state.

A notice on the schoolhouse door informed us that tours could be arranged by appointment.
The locked door didn’t stop us from peeking in the windows.
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