Rockingham County Public Schools

Historical Review

Larry R. Huffman, editor

August, 2001

Rockingham School Construction (Part 1-1917-1924)

 

1917

 
Summer, 1917-Fulton and Pleasant Hill---Begun before July 1. Fulton cost about $1800. Pleasant Hill about $10,000.
 
 

1918

 
Summer, 1918. Lacey Spring building completed about Christmas. Cost about $10,000. J. Holmes Moore, builder
 
 
Mt. Crawford building, ready for use at Christmas, but not finished. Cost about $12,000. J. Holmes Moore, builder.
 
Sunnyside building (Ashby District)&emdash;Ready for use about November 1 but not entirely finished. Cost about $3800. Eutsler Brothers, builders.
 
North Mountain Building ready for use in October. Cost about $1500. Swope Suter, builder
 
 

1919

 
White Hall building completed in July. Cost $1300. John I. Lee, builder
 
Genoa completed in October. Cost $2200. John I. Lee, builder
 
Caplinger building completed in August. Cost about $2300. John F. Wagner, builder
 
Mountain Top completed in August. Cost $1400. John F. Wagner, builder
 
 

1920

 
Fairview (Central) moved and rebuilt at at cost of $1500. Mr. Earman, contractor
 
Broadway High School building. Four classrooms. Finished December 1. Cost $15,000. John F. Wagner, builder
 
 

1921

 
Building at Dayton rebuilt, the old building having burned. Cost $22,000. Finished in October. John F. Wagner and J. Holmes Moore, contractors
 
Melrose. Two rooms. Completed about October 1. Cost $2200. John I. Lee, builder.
 
Newtown (Colored) Also known as East Elkton Rosenwald School because of partial financing through the Rosenwald Fund, a special grant given to Southern states to improve facilities for black students. Cost about $4000. L. A. Hensley, builder.
 
 
 

1922

 
Linville-Edom addition. Cost $4000. John I. Lee, builder.
 
Tenth Legion. Five rooms and auditorium. Cost $13000. Amos Good, builder
 
Bridgewater addition. Cost $18,000 including heat. John F. Wagner, builder.
 
Mt. Pleasant (Stonewall) addition. $750. L. A. Hensley, builder.
 
Tunis Creek. New building replaced after fire. $1100. E. N. Lindamood, builder
 
 

1923

 
Port Republic. Eight rooms and auditorium. $22000. John F. Wagner, builder
 
McGaheysville (Colored) One room. Built by partial funding of Rosenwald Fund. $1300. H. A. Hensley, builder.
 
Singers Glen. Six rooms and auditorium. $13,000. John I. Lee, builder.
 
Timberville addition. Four rooms and auditorium. $17,500 including heat and plumbing. Broadway Hardwood Company, builder. Sam Shutters, foreman.
 
Biedler- additional room $800. Local people did work.
 
 

1924

 
Dovel. One room. $1200. J. A. Rinaca, foreman.
 

 

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