Dixie School
Dixie school was built in 1910, School District No.77.
The Director was E. G. Findley
The Clerk was K.D. Taylor
The Treasurer was I. Wallace
Contractor was J.T. Allen and it was built with Union Labor
The school was built out of squared sand stones that were prevalent at the time. The school was badly damaged by an EF4 tornado on June 8, 1974 according to the Batsons. The lower bricks and foundation are all that is left today.
Many Dixie residents enjoyed get-togethers around the old school. They would have BBQs and roller skate on the wooden floors.
*WARNING: There is a large open cistern near the school. Extreme care is required if exploring this area*
The Director was E. G. Findley
The Clerk was K.D. Taylor
The Treasurer was I. Wallace
Contractor was J.T. Allen and it was built with Union Labor
The school was built out of squared sand stones that were prevalent at the time. The school was badly damaged by an EF4 tornado on June 8, 1974 according to the Batsons. The lower bricks and foundation are all that is left today.
Many Dixie residents enjoyed get-togethers around the old school. They would have BBQs and roller skate on the wooden floors.
*WARNING: There is a large open cistern near the school. Extreme care is required if exploring this area*
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