Oakton, Virginia, The Vale Schoolhouse

The Vale Schoolhouse Of Oakton, Virginia

Hamilton Historical Records

In 1884, the Vale Schoolhouse of Oakton, Virginia was constructed, along Vale and Fox Mill Mill Road, as a one room schoolhouse to educate the children of farmers within the community of Vale. The building was utilized as a schoolhouses until 1931, and was converted to a community center soon after.

The Vale Schoolhouse has been restored to its original condition and is listed in the U.S. Department of Interior’s list of historic sites.

Published by Hamilton Historical Records

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