25 Picturesque Old School Houses In Colorado

Posted: November 26, 2015 in Ghost Towns
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In our modern world where almost every school is a sprawling, nondescript rectangle of brick and mortar housing hundreds of students, it is interesting to take a step back in time and revisit what our schools used to look like.   I’ve taken a lot of photos over the years of historic schools in Colorado, and here is a collection of some of my personal favorites. Enjoy!

gtownschool

1. Georgetown, Colorado

malta1

2. Malta, Colorado

sunshine7

3. Sunshine, Colorado

malachite1

4. Malachite, Colorado

tar11

5. Tarryall, Colorado

Hwy 350

6. Tyrone, Colorado

splume4

7. Silver Plume, Colorado

c6

8. Como, Colorado

penrose3

9. North of Penrose, Colorado

elkh11

10. Elkhorn, Colorado

lg31

11. Lake Gulch, Colorado

bran3

12. Branson, Colorado

clearcreekschool

13. Clear Creek Canyon, Chaffee County, Colorado

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14. Ludlow, Colorado

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15. Tolland, Colorado

westonschool116. Weston, Colorado

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17. Matheson, Colorado

Schoolhouse HWY 24-2

18. Along Highway 24 South of Leadville, Colorado

Buckingham School

19. Buckingham, Colorado

thatcher1

20. Thatcher, Colorado

mont2

21. Montezuma, Colorado

lc31

22. Cope, Colorado

graniteschool

23. Granite, Colorado

st12

24. Russell Gulch, Colorado

 downie125. Downieville, Colorado

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Comments
  1. mikemacey says:

    Wonderful collection of old school houses! Happy I discovered your blog Jeff.

  2. Brenda says:

    Love looking at your beautiful pictures! Gives me lots of ideas to explore around our beautiful state–thank you!

  3. Lloyd rowe says:

    Are any of these properties for sale. Would like to restore one of them.

  4. Lloyd rowe says:

    Are any of these properties for sale. Would like to restore one of them. Please let me know

  5. Helen Woodring says:

    There are several on the Western slope of Colorado. One on Battlement Mesa south of Parachute, the Austin school house, that was moved when Rifle Gap Res was built and is now in the Historical Park in Silt, Colorado. The Antlers school house in Antlers, Colorado, has been made into a home. One South of Silt, Colorado, up Divide Creek, that has been made into a home. There was one up Piance creek west of Rio Blanco and I think the school house in DeBeque, Colorado is still standing.

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