1908 - Spring Hill School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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sherpes
N 40° 27.924 W 079° 59.358
17T E 585685 N 4479904
One of the oldest public school buildings that are still used today in the city's district
Waymark Code: WM6Y6E
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Date Posted: 08/04/2009
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Spring Hill was settled in the 1880s by german immigrants. Today, it is a coveted enclave, in which residents enjoy a cool breeze coming to the hilltop community, and savoring a city view below.
The Pittsburgh school district has experience a 50% reduction in enrollment from its peak in the 1950s, and this school was targeted for closure recently.
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