Oldest Wooden Schoolhouse in US's by aufgehts

St. Augustine - United States, Florida This original wooden schoolhouse was built over 200 years ago when St. Augustine was ruled by Spain. It was built of red ceder and cypress and put together with wooden pegs and handmade nails. The schoolmaster and his wife lived in the room above the classroom.

Uploaded: Mar, 01 2009 | Taken: Feb, 21 2009| Viewed: 24 times  | 4 votes Camera: SONY | Model: DSC-H3 | Exposure 10/8000s, ISO 125 | FLength: 6mm

porto - Mar, 01 2009 07:03pm Interesting Jill,is it used for anything today or just a museum? aufgehts - Mar, 01 2009 07:03pm It's just a museum now, a very small one! The building to the right was the kitchen house. porto - Mar, 01 2009 08:03pm Thanks Jill,I like the contrast on the two buildings again. pesu - Mar, 01 2009 08:03pm Jill, I am fond of old schoolhouses. Do you have an information how many kids were sitting there together? aufgehts - Mar, 01 2009 08:03pm Petra, I can't seem to find any info on that but I would think no more than 10-12. It was a very tiny room. Interesting, it was also the first co-ed school in the US.