One of the more well-known abandoned schools in southeast Ohio, this two-story yellow brick building sits atop a wooded hill overlooking a small community of battered houses. It was built in 1924 and closed in 1993. Afterward, it was used as a private residence for a time.

1. Your view upon reaching the top of the hill.
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2. The back side of the school. Due to the terrain, it is almost impossible to get a good shot of the front.
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3. The first room I stepped into was the gym, which was full of hay.
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4. I especially liked this old scoreboard.
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5. Another room in the basement. I thought the curtains were weird until I found out that the building became a residence.
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6. An assortment of old freezers.
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7. The boys' bathroom was in the basement. Hopefully it had doors at one point, but it seems like it was just part of the hallway. You had to walk through it to get from one side of the basement to the other.
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8. The final basement room.
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9. First-floor classroom
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10. This room was above the gym and seemed bigger than the other classrooms.
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12. This narrow room on the second floor must have been the principal's office.
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13. There was also a rusty old playground outside but the vegetation made it hard to shoot.
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