Seneca School House
The Seneca School House was built as a community school in 1865; it was taken over by theMontgomery County, Maryland school system in 1876 and operated until 1910. It was built of locally quarried Seneca red sandstone, the same stone used to build the Smithsonian Institution (the Castle) on the National Mall.
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Seneca School House
The Seneca School House was built as a community school in 1865; it was taken over by theMontgomery County, Maryland school system in 1876 and operated until 1910. It was built of locally quarried Seneca red sandstone, the same stone used to build the Smithsonian Institution (the Castle) on the National Mall.
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Uploaded on April 23, 2017
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