Oldest Wooden School House

66 reviews

+1 (904) 824-0192

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14 Saint George St

Saint Augustine, FL 32084

+1 (904) 824-0192

http://www.oldestwoodenschoolhouse.com

Located near the City Gates, The Old School House is a surviving expression of another time. Built over 200 years ago, while Florida was under the rule of Imperial Spain, it was constructed of red cedar and cypress and put together with wooden pegs and handmade nails.

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4.066 reviews

Zane W.

9/15/2024

In St. Augustine's quaint, historic embrace, The Oldest Wooden School House holds a special place. With walls of weathered wood and tales of yore, It's a step back in time as you walk through the...

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Angry P.

5/9/2024

Went to see Oldest wooden school house with hubby during our St. Augustine vacation. Pricing is cheap, I think like $6.50 or so per person for entrance. Takes a few minutes to get through,...

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Melody L.

1/6/2023

We visited the oldest school house today on a class field trip. The employee told us about what life was like for kids who attended the school house years ago in the outside courtyard. We got an...

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Jessica J.

11/17/2022

I enjoyed this historic exhibit, especially since I am in the field of education. There was much to be appreciated, from the "rules for teachers", to use of the "dunce hat". It was also cool to...

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O_ G.

3/2/2024

This makes you feel privileged! How fortunate we are to live in this age and time! There is an animatronic presentation that was informative and interesting! Used to be just one room for all the...

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