Red Bank School, Mifflinburg Pa

 
805 Red Bank Road, Mifflinburg, PA

Originally a wood plank school built at the northwest corner of Forest Hill and Red Bank Roads.  

The building was replaced with a brick building in 1886, on land owned by the Edlemans, a little to the east of the original building. 

 The old wooden school was move to the new location, and used as a coal shed for the new school.  it was razed in the 1990s.

In 1953,  West Buffalo Township purchased the building for $1.  They used it as a township building until 1988.

The Union County Historical Society, in partnership with the West Buffalo Twp Supervisors, restored the school house to be used as a museum.

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CLASS PHOTOS

1917

1926-27

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