Northeastern Area One Room Schools
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One Room Schools in East Manchester Township

Beshore's - Brick  building, North  George  and Beshore School Rd - torn down
Brillinger'
s - Brick  building, north of Codorus Creek on Rt. 24
Jerusalem
- Codorus Furnace Road - owned by James Rudisill
New Holland  -Market Street  - torn down
River
Hill - Covered with siding on Wago Road
Saginaw
- Stone buildings on  Market Street - tom down
Sipe's
-Red brick building on Zion View Road, west of Manchester
Starview
-Building was on Rt. 24 in back of Lutheran Church - tom down
Strayer's
- Frame Building, 391 Park Street, Manchester - owned by Kirk Alwine
One Room Schools Boroughs

Manchester
Mount Wolf
-
corner of Center and Second Street - torn down 1909
York Haven
One Room Schools in Conewago Township

Bear's (1853) - Stone building, Copenhafer Road, Zion View

Bower's (1870) - Frame building, Locust Point Road near Bowers Bridge Rd

Fink's (1865) - Stone building, comer of Bremer and Sheep Bridge Roads - occupied

Green Springs  ( 1850) - Frame building, comer of Butter and Green Springs Road - occupied
Gross'
-  Stone  building  on Canal   Road
Neiman' s - One frame building, one stone building at Andersontown
Rudy's
(1859) - Stone building on Butter Road
Shettel's (1870) -Frame building, Lewisberry Road west of Canal Road

Smith's (1880) - Frame building, east of Susquehanna Trail, south of Strinestown
Strinestown (1865) - Stone building, Cemetery Road - occupied
One Room Schools in Newberry Township Click here

Many of these school pictures are from the
York County History Center.
Additional links to one-room schools.

One-Room Schools Location & Source Index for York County
The One Room School Ruth H Beaverson March 2002
All in One Room
One-room schools found in every corner of York County

One-room Schoolhouse Album ID 314688
River Hill One-Room Schoolhouse near Mount Wolf
Recalling York County schools during WWII
One-room school reunions preserve educational culture
The directory for the 1912-1913 school term featured a cover photo of Jacob H. Smith, residing in Manchester, Pa.; with the notation, “Now Teaching his 55th Term, more than any other Teacher in Pennsylvania.” Starting in 1860, he taught at Slabtown 2 years, New Holland 2 years, Scip's 2 years, Strayer's 7 years, Mt Wolf 7 years, Manchester 18 years,  Goldsboro 7 years, York Haven 3 years, and River Hill 2 years. YDR 2015
New Holland (Saginaw) two schools
Bear's Zion View
The first school in the Manchester area on Meeting House Road
Brillinger on Sherman Street Ext. Rt 24
Cassel's Grade School
River Hill on Wago Road
Starview School 1900
Gross on Canal Road
Fink's School
Green Springs School
Rudy's School
Bower's School
Neiman's Schools
Smith School
York Haven Grandview Drive
Shettel's School
Beshore's School
Sipe's School
Mount Wolf School
Strayer's School
 
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