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[[File:Lake_Hill_School.jpg|thumb|alt= A photo of Lake Hill School.|Lake Hill School as it appeared in 2013]][[File:Lake_Hill_Interior.jpg|thumb|alt= A photo of the inside of Lake Hill School.|Lake Hill School, interior]]Lake Hill School is located at the intersection of Weaver Road and Smoots Road, northwest of St. Louisville in Washington Township. The former school can be found in the midst of a cornfield, and it has been renamed Lakeview School by its current owner. The original chalkboards still remain in the building, and it is still shaded by a large oak tree that students once ate lunch under. <ref>  Joe Williams, "Schoolhouses Dot Landscape," ''Pataskala Standard'', June 20, 2013.</ref>
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[[File:Wiki_LakeHillSchool1.jpg|thumb|alt= A photo of Lake Hill School.|Lake Hill School as it appeared in 2013]][[File:Wiki_LakeHillSchool2.jpg|thumb|alt= A photo of the inside of Lake Hill School.|Lake Hill School, interior]]Lake Hill School is located at the intersection of Weaver Road and Smoots Road, northwest of St. Louisville in Washington Township. The former school can be found in the midst of a cornfield, and it has been renamed Lakeview School by its current owner. The original chalkboards still remain in the building, and it is still shaded by a large oak tree that students once ate lunch under. <ref>  Joe Williams, "Schoolhouses Dot Landscape," ''Pataskala Standard'', June 20, 2013.</ref>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 06:36, 28 October 2017

 A photo of Lake Hill School.
Lake Hill School as it appeared in 2013
 A photo of the inside of Lake Hill School.
Lake Hill School, interior
Lake Hill School is located at the intersection of Weaver Road and Smoots Road, northwest of St. Louisville in Washington Township. The former school can be found in the midst of a cornfield, and it has been renamed Lakeview School by its current owner. The original chalkboards still remain in the building, and it is still shaded by a large oak tree that students once ate lunch under. [1]

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References

  1. Joe Williams, "Schoolhouses Dot Landscape," Pataskala Standard, June 20, 2013.