School #6 was the first brick, one-room school house built in Buckcreek township. This is an Italianate style of architecture, and was built around 1880 and last used as a school in 1916. Since then, this sturdy building was altered for farm use and stood idle for many years until a tornado damaged it and rendered it unsafe. The location was, 300 N. and 300 W. in Hancock County, Greenfield, IN. The original pencil illustration was purchased by Farm Bureau Insurance Co. from the Hoosier Salon exhibition in Indianapolis, IN. 1979.
(Available as a Limited Edition of 400 prints, 10 x 13 Duotone, $75. each. Log# LE-7901)
School #6 was the first brick, one-room school house
built in Buckcreek township. This is an Italianate style of
architecture, and was built around 1880 and last used as a school in
1916. Since then, this sturdy building was altered for farm use and
stood idle for many years until a tornado damaged it and rendered it
unsafe. The location was, 300 N. and 300 W. in Hancock
County, Greenfield, IN.
The original pencil illustration was purchased by
Farm Bureau Insurance Co. from the Hoosier Salon exhibition in
Indianapolis, IN. 1979.
(Available as a Limited Edition of 400 prints, 10 x 13 Duotone, $75. each. Log# LE-7901)