Place

Page's School

A schoolhouse listed as Page's School, number 21-706, among the schools from past rural surveys in a 1992 architectural survey of Clarke County.

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What the sources support

The 1992 reconnaissance survey of Clarke County by Maral S. Kalbian lists Page's School, number 21-706, in its table of schools from past rural surveys.

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✓ Supported by a sourceAn account exists

The 1992 reconnaissance survey of Clarke County by Maral S. Kalbian lists Page's School, number 21-706, in its table of schools from past rural surveys.

What the source supports

That a schoolhouse by this name had been recorded in rural survey work before the 1992 survey, under the number 21-706.

Uncertainty

One line in a table. The report gives this school no date, location, description or history, and none is inferred. The table sits in the report's account of education from 1865 to 1914, whose narrative says most schoolhouses built in that period were small one-room buildings and that most of those documented have since been converted into residences; that is said of the group, not of this building. Nothing here identifies the building with any school named in a newspaper or roster.

Source

Later historical account

Evidence role: supports. The 21-706 row of the table of schools from past rural surveys.

Reconnaissance Level Survey of 1900-1941 Structures in Clarke County, Virginia, Final Report, DHR CK-009

Maral S. Kalbian · 1992 (publication)

Locator: PDF page 64 (report page 56), table "Schools from Past Rural Surveys": six of its twelve rows, the others omitted

Relevant passage

SCHOOLS FROM PAST RURAL SURVEYS. SITE NAME, NUMBER: Hawthorne Schoolhse 21-247 ... Gaylord School 21-332 ... Riverside School 21-431 ... Meade's School 21-659 ... Valley View School 21-705; Page's School 21-706

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Open source

Source family: dhr-surveys-kalbian. Multiple passages from one source are not independent witnesses.

Later historical account

Evidence role: contextualizes. The narrative introducing the two school tables.

Reconnaissance Level Survey of 1900-1941 Structures in Clarke County, Virginia, Final Report, DHR CK-009

Maral S. Kalbian · 1992 (publication)

Locator: PDF pages 63-64 (report pages 55-56), chapter VIII, education, section D, 1865-1914: the sentences introducing the two school tables

Relevant passage

The majority of the schoolhouses built during this period were small one-room buildings. Twelve of these were documented in past surveys, and an additional four during this project. The majority of these have been converted into residences.

Checked: Page text reviewed. Original image not independently inspected.

Open source

Source family: dhr-surveys-kalbian. Multiple passages from one source are not independent witnesses.

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