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McKee High School
School / Kentucky

The McKee High School is a former school in McKee, Kentucky and was constructed by the Works Progress Administration in 1938.



Mays Lick Consolidated School
School / Kentucky

Mays Lick Consolidated School is a former school turned apartments in Mays Lick, Kentucky. Constructed in 1909-1910 for $32,500, it served as the first high school in Mason County. Until 1960, it was the only public high school to serve the Mays Lick District.



Mt. Sterling High School
School / Kentucky

The Mt. Sterling High School is a former school turned assisted living facility, medical office and apartment complex in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky.



Hazel Green Academy
School / Kentucky

Hazel Green Academy is a former private school that operated between 1880 and 1983 in the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky.



Frenchburg Presbyterian College
School / Kentucky

The Frenchburg Presbyterian College is a former school and hospital operated by the United Presbyterian Church in Frenchburg, Kentucky. It was the only hospital between Lexington and Ashland for a period of time.



Wolfe County High School
School / Kentucky

Wolfe County High School is a former school building turned apartments in Campton, Kentucky. Opened in 1942, it was the first publicly funded high school in Wolfe County and constructed during the Great Depression with funding from the Federal Works Project Administration (WPA).



Jefferson School
School / West Virginia

The Jefferson School is a now-demolished school at 1401 McColloch Street, Wheeling, West Virginia.



Ravenna Grade School
School / Kentucky

The Ravenna Grade School is a former school that operated from 1927 to 1998 in Ravenna, Kentucky.



Warner & Swasey Observatory
School / Ohio

The abandoned Warner & Swasey Observatory, constructed by Worchester Warner and Ambrose Swasey as a gift for Case School of Applied Science, is located in East Cleveland, Ohio.y



Larimer School
School / Pennsylvania

The Larimer School, named for William Larimer, Jr., who opened the first Conestoga wagon business in the area, is a former school in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Larimer later moved west and founded Denver, Colorado, and Larimer City, Nebraska.



St. John Berchmans Catholic Church and School
School / Michigan

St. John Berchmans Catholic Church and School is a former combination church and school in Detroit, Michigan. After it closed in 1986, it remained vacant until it was reopened as the Colin Powell Academy, a charter school. After being plagued with financial and academic difficulties, it closed in 2010.



Buckeye School
School / Kentucky

The Buckeye School is a former school in Buckeye, Kentucky. The property was later used as a residence and for storage.



Gladstone School
School / Pennsylvania

Gladstone School is an abandoned school in the Hazelwood neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.



Gary Negro Grade and Gary District High School
School / West Virginia

The Gary Negro Grade School and the Gary District High School is a former school for African-Americans in Gary, West Virginia, a former coal camp owned by United States Coal & Coke Company, a subsidiary of United States Steel.



Big Creek High School
School / West Virginia

Big Creek High School, the historic home of the Rocket Boys, is a now-demolished school near War, West Virginia. It gained national attention in the 1999 movie “October Sky.”



Iaeger Graded and Junior High School
School / West Virginia

Iaeger School is an abandoned graded school building in Iaeger, West Virginia. It closed in 1999.



Glen Rogers High School
School / West Virginia

The Glen Rogers High School is a former school in the coal-centered community of Glen Rogers, West Virginia.



Trap Hill School
School / West Virginia

Trap Hill School is a former school that served the Trap Hill district in Surveyor, West Virginia between 1930 and the 2000s.



Parkland School
School / Kentucky

Parkland School is a formerly abandoned school in the Parkland neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky. It was renovated to house Family Scholar House, a non-profit organization that provides housing and support services for single-parent college students and their families.



Arvel School
School / Indiana, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania

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