We headed north and west to Calico Rock and captured images of one of the old schoolhouses in Calico Rock. Though I don't know much of the history of this building as of yet, I intened to find out when it was built and when it also operated.

It's an awesome old structure...standing high an proud, though looking rather worn...and terribly neglected. Walking around the stately old hulk, I was both invigorated by the majesty of the place and saddened by it's state.

It's not the first time I've felt these same old feelings. Several times since we starte

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The building in the picture was never a school. It was the original Cumberland Presbyterian Church (now located on Hwy 56). The masonic lodge met upstairs. When I was in high school back in the early 70's we had a youth center in the building. Go see Eddie Lester/Stan Wilson about when their band played for dances in the building. Call my dad, Reed Perryman, for a complete history. He now lives in Ozark MO (417-485-8160).
Steve Perryman
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