Built In 1909, this schoolhouse presents a lesson in community heritage stewardship. Inside, original details are everywhere, and include the blackboards, decorative tin ceiling, lighting fixtures, trim, doors, wainscoting, hardwood floors, and original dual entry foyer. After being closed to elementary students in 1965, the building was maintained for regular community events by the Townline Community Club, the school has always doubled as a social gathering place. Until 2018, this majestic building sat empty.