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Reed School, built and placed in operation in 1915, provided a first- through eighth-grade education for hundreds of youngsters, all under the tutelage of a single class teacher. Across Wisconsin, more than 6,000 such schools existed.
A gala celebration took place on June 10, 2007, to rededicate Reed School as the Wisconsin Historical Society's first 20th-century era historic site. To plan a visit or set up a school tour, see the Reed School website for more information.
Explore the Era of the One-Room Schoolhouse. You don’t have to walk uphill, both ways, to discover the history of Wisconsin schoolhouses. At Reed School, class is back in session, and this time fun and games are encouraged! Explore this 1915 school and see how students learned and thrived in a classroom environment without the internet ...
Reed School immerses you in this world, with exhibits outlining the history of the United States free school movement, along with displays of historic school supplies and newspaper volumes. Audio and visual screens share the stories and experiences of former students.
Reed School, built in 1915, served as a one-room country school through 1951. It provided a first- through eighth-grade education with only one teacher. Reed School offers visitors a unique interpretation of country school life.
457 views 6 years ago. Enter the era of the one-room schoolhouse, when hard work and country life helped to shape a generation of Wisconsin citizens. ...more.
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Reed School immerses you in this world, with exhibits outlining the history of the United States free school movement, along with displays of historic school supplies and newspaper volumes. Audio and visual screens share the stories and experiences of former students. HOURS. May 27 – Oct. 29, Saturday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
