Pleasant Valley School at Hills Creek

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Title

Pleasant Valley School at Hills Creek

Date

ca. 1900

Description

Students and Teachers in front of the Pleasant Valley School, also know as Hills Creek School. One-room school constructed of hand-hewn logs was built by a Mr. Isbell near Lobelia, W.Va. It was in use by sometime in the 1890’s and it closed in 1942. A search of The Pocahontas Times gives this description by Editor Calvin W. Price in the April 28, 1938 issue: “The Hills Creek school house is the last log school house that I know of in Pocahontas County. I believe the official name is Pleasant Valley School. If so, I say it is well named. High-forested mountains hem in three sides of the narrow green valley, with the rocky bed of a swift flowing trout stream but a few yards from the school house door.”

Place

Lobelia, W.Va.

Identifier

PHP000357

Rights

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Type

Still Image

Format

Photograph

Citation

“Pleasant Valley School at Hills Creek,” PRESERVING POCAHONTAS: ~ Pocahontas County W. Va. ~ Digital Archive, accessed November 23, 2024, http://pocahontaspreservation.org/omeka/items/show/352.

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