Little Red School House Museum
200 East Jefferson Street, Butler, Pennsylvania
| (724) 283–8116
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Type:
Museums & Monuments
Ages:
Ages 6 — adult
Cost:
$
Hours of operation:
Hours vary seasonally.
The Little Red School House was constructed in 1838, and was the first public school built in Butler as a direct result of the Public School Act of 1836. It was used as a classroom until 1874, when a larger facility was built. The site is now a living history museum, which recreates the one-room school experience for school classes.
1 Review for Little Red School House Museum
December 23 2010
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"Fun with the Family"
At the Little Red School House, built in 1838, you sit down in a real old-fashioned
desk as your tour guide transforms into a teacher.
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