Windsor School is a former school located in the Walnut Hills neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The McKinley School is a restored circa 1876 and 1919 school along Eastern Avenue in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Linwood Public School is a former school in the Linwood neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sleighton Farm School is an abandoned reformatory school for delinquent children in Pennsylvania.
Christopher Columbus Elementary School is an abandoned school in Chester, Pennsylvania.
George Wharton Pepper Middle School is an abandoned school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The gymnasium at Padua Preparatory School is the last remnant of the Padua Minor Seminary and Preparatory School in New York.
Mountaindale High School is an abandoned circa 1932 school in Mountaindale, New York.
The Green Township Public School is a closed school in Williamsburg, Indiana.
Lew Wallace High School was a public high school for the Glen Park neighborhood in Gary, Indiana.
Abandoned schools in West Virginia serve as poignant testaments to the state’s changing educational landscape and social fabric. These forsaken edifices, found in both secluded rural areas and bustling urban centers, were once filled with the vibrancy of education and communal engagement.
C.M. Schwab Manual Training School is an abandoned industrial school near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It is named after Charles M. Schwab, who rose through the ranks to become the president of the Carnegie Steel Company and then the president of the United States Steel Corporation.
Horace Mann School is an abandoned school in Gary, Indiana. It is named after a school reformer who believed that society could not exist without equal access to public education.
St. Michael School is an abandoned Catholic school in Pennsylvania that was infamous for its long-running Veronica’s Veil performance.
The Alderson Academy is a former Baptist-affiliated school in West Virginia. After its merger with Broaddus College in Philippi, the Alderson campus was mothballed. Two other colleges reused the building before the structure was abandoned in the 1990’s.
The now-demolished Greenbrier High School consisted of two distinct properties in Ronceverte, West Virginia.