Knox County Historical Features: Schools

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Historical Featuresare physical or cultural features that are no longer visible on the landscape. Examples: a dried up lake, a destroyed building, a hill leveled by mining. The term makes no reference to the age, use, or any other aspect of the feature. A ghost town, for example, is not a historical feature if it is still visible.

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Name County USGS Topo Map
Armstrong School Knox Boyds Creek
Asbury School Knox Shooks Gap
Bethel School Knox Boyds Creek
Booker School Knox John Sevier
Boyd School Knox Concord
Carpenter School Knox Powell
Cedar Grove School Knox Bearden
Chestnut Grove School Knox Lovell
Concord School Knox Concord
Dante Dale School Knox Fountain City
East Emory School Knox Louisville
East Stony Point School Knox Boyds Creek
Elmwood School Knox John Sevier
Fort Sumter School Knox Fountain City
Garland School Knox Louisville
Hampden Sidney Academy Knox Knoxville
Happy Home School Knox Bearden
John Sevier School Knox John Sevier
Lyons View School Knox Knoxville
McMillan School Knox Knoxville
Meade School Knox Shooks Gap
Mountain View School Knox Knoxville
Neubert School Knox Shooks Gap
Oakland School Knox Fountain City
Rising Sun School Knox John Sevier
Sevier Home School Knox Shooks Gap
Simpson School Knox Knoxville
Sinking Springs School Knox Shooks Gap
Snyder School Knox Lovell
Union School Knox John Sevier
Walnut Hill School Knox John Sevier
Wood School Knox Big Ridge Park
Woodlawn School Knox Boyds Creek
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