Parry McCluer High School

Located one block north of downtown Buena Vista, Parry McCluer High School served as the principal public school for the city’s White high school and grade school students following its […]

Rocky Branch School

Located near the unincorporated community of Sutherland in rural Dinwiddie County, Rocky Branch School served as a public schoolhouse for African American children between 1913 and 1963, during the era […]

St. Clare Walker School District

St. Clare Walker School District includes two historic Black school campuses along General Puller Highway (Route 33), east of Cooks Corner in Middlesex County. The northern campus is composed of […]

Lucy Addison High School

Upon its opening in 1929, during the era of racial segregation in Virginia’s public schools, Roanoke’s Lucy Addison High School represented a significant investment by city leaders in the education […]

Cuckoo Elementary School

Located approximately five miles south of the town of Mineral, the ca. 1925 Cuckoo Elementary School is a rare surviving two-room schoolhouse in Louisa County and the surrounding region. The […]

African American Schools in Virginia MPD

The purpose of the African American Schools in Virginia Multiple Property Document (MPD) is to provide a context that can be utilized to facilitate the listing in the registers of […]

Park View High School

Opened in 1955, Park View High School sits on fourteen acres along U.S. Route 1, approximately one mile west of the town of South Hill in rural Mecklenburg County. The […]

Little Valley School

Located in the rural Meadows of Dan community of Carroll County, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of southwestern Virginia, the Little Valley School is a two-classroom frame schoolhouse built in […]

Christchurch School

Occupying roughly 79 acres of rural landscape on the south bank of the Rappahannock River in central Middlesex County, Christchurch School includes the collection of buildings, structures, and designed landscapes […]

Triplett High and Graded School

Located along Main Street in Mount Jackson, the Triplett High and Graded School is an important historic educational resource in this Shenandoah County town. The 1939 school building was constructed […]