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Salem Hills Elementary School
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Salem Hills
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<div class="element-text">Materials related to Salem Hills Elementary School and its predecessors, Dakota County Common School District #3 (Salem Hills School), District #8 (Glassing School), and Independent School District #198, before it was dissolved and joined to ISD 199 in 1963. Officially created by a state statute on March 12, 1889, Salem Hills District #3 <br /><br /><span>The two schools that became Salem Hills:</span><br />
<ul>
<li>Salem Hills School (#3): located just west of the Old German Road (present-day Babcock) on Salem Church Road (present-day Upper 55th Street), this one-room schoolhouse was deeded to the county in 1860. It was turned into a single-family home after the opening of the new Salem Hills Elementary in 1953.</li>
<li>Glassing School (#8): located along Old German Road southeast of its intersection with present-day 70th Street this one-room schoolhouse was located on land donated either by Rev. William Weir in 1864 or, later, by Adam Glassing. It graduated its last eighth-grade class in 1940 and was fully annexed into SD #3 by 1950. The school was used as storage by Glassing Florist until its eventual demolition.</li>
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<div class="element-text">Salem Hills School was completed in 1953, with an additional three classrooms, a cafeteria-gymnasium, and offices added in 1965. The school added 12 classrooms with a courtyard in 1987, and in 2003 opened the Atheneum program for gifted and talented students in Inver Grove Heights.</div>
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Date
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1860-2024
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Salem Hills
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Photograph of the former Salem Hills (District #3) A one-room schoolhouse
Description
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A photograph of the former Salem Hills one-room schoolhouse after it had been turned into the Waldhauser family home.
Date
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1955-08
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Salem Hills Elementary
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jpeg
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photograph
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Title
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Salem Hills Elementary School
Subject
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Salem Hills
Description
An account of the resource
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<div class="element-text">Materials related to Salem Hills Elementary School and its predecessors, Dakota County Common School District #3 (Salem Hills School), District #8 (Glassing School), and Independent School District #198, before it was dissolved and joined to ISD 199 in 1963. Officially created by a state statute on March 12, 1889, Salem Hills District #3 <br /><br /><span>The two schools that became Salem Hills:</span><br />
<ul>
<li>Salem Hills School (#3): located just west of the Old German Road (present-day Babcock) on Salem Church Road (present-day Upper 55th Street), this one-room schoolhouse was deeded to the county in 1860. It was turned into a single-family home after the opening of the new Salem Hills Elementary in 1953.</li>
<li>Glassing School (#8): located along Old German Road southeast of its intersection with present-day 70th Street this one-room schoolhouse was located on land donated either by Rev. William Weir in 1864 or, later, by Adam Glassing. It graduated its last eighth-grade class in 1940 and was fully annexed into SD #3 by 1950. The school was used as storage by Glassing Florist until its eventual demolition.</li>
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<div class="element-text">Salem Hills School was completed in 1953, with an additional three classrooms, a cafeteria-gymnasium, and offices added in 1965. The school added 12 classrooms with a courtyard in 1987, and in 2003 opened the Atheneum program for gifted and talented students in Inver Grove Heights.</div>
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1860-2024
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Salem Hills
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Photograph of Salem Hills (District #3) one-room schoolhouse students, undated
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Salem Hills Elementary School
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jpeg
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Title
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Salem Hills Elementary School
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Salem Hills
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An account of the resource
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<div class="element-text">Materials related to Salem Hills Elementary School and its predecessors, Dakota County Common School District #3 (Salem Hills School), District #8 (Glassing School), and Independent School District #198, before it was dissolved and joined to ISD 199 in 1963. Officially created by a state statute on March 12, 1889, Salem Hills District #3 <br /><br /><span>The two schools that became Salem Hills:</span><br />
<ul>
<li>Salem Hills School (#3): located just west of the Old German Road (present-day Babcock) on Salem Church Road (present-day Upper 55th Street), this one-room schoolhouse was deeded to the county in 1860. It was turned into a single-family home after the opening of the new Salem Hills Elementary in 1953.</li>
<li>Glassing School (#8): located along Old German Road southeast of its intersection with present-day 70th Street this one-room schoolhouse was located on land donated either by Rev. William Weir in 1864 or, later, by Adam Glassing. It graduated its last eighth-grade class in 1940 and was fully annexed into SD #3 by 1950. The school was used as storage by Glassing Florist until its eventual demolition.</li>
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<div class="element-text">Salem Hills School was completed in 1953, with an additional three classrooms, a cafeteria-gymnasium, and offices added in 1965. The school added 12 classrooms with a courtyard in 1987, and in 2003 opened the Atheneum program for gifted and talented students in Inver Grove Heights.</div>
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Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1860-2024
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The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Salem Hills
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Photograph of Salem Hills (District #3) schoolhouse
Description
An account of the resource
<div style="text-align: left;">A photograph of the Salem Hills one-room schoolhouse (District #3), built in 1861 and used through 1953, when the new Salem Hills Elementary School was built.</div>
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<em>History of Inver Grove Heights</em>
Publisher
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Jostens
Date
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1861-1953
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Glewwe, Lois
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png
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English
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photograph
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Title
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Salem Hills Elementary School
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Salem Hills
Description
An account of the resource
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<div class="element-text">Materials related to Salem Hills Elementary School and its predecessors, Dakota County Common School District #3 (Salem Hills School), District #8 (Glassing School), and Independent School District #198, before it was dissolved and joined to ISD 199 in 1963. Officially created by a state statute on March 12, 1889, Salem Hills District #3 <br /><br /><span>The two schools that became Salem Hills:</span><br />
<ul>
<li>Salem Hills School (#3): located just west of the Old German Road (present-day Babcock) on Salem Church Road (present-day Upper 55th Street), this one-room schoolhouse was deeded to the county in 1860. It was turned into a single-family home after the opening of the new Salem Hills Elementary in 1953.</li>
<li>Glassing School (#8): located along Old German Road southeast of its intersection with present-day 70th Street this one-room schoolhouse was located on land donated either by Rev. William Weir in 1864 or, later, by Adam Glassing. It graduated its last eighth-grade class in 1940 and was fully annexed into SD #3 by 1950. The school was used as storage by Glassing Florist until its eventual demolition.</li>
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<div class="element-text">Salem Hills School was completed in 1953, with an additional three classrooms, a cafeteria-gymnasium, and offices added in 1965. The school added 12 classrooms with a courtyard in 1987, and in 2003 opened the Atheneum program for gifted and talented students in Inver Grove Heights.</div>
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Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1860-2024
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Salem Hills
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Old District 3 Schoolhouse Slowly Evolving Into Home
Description
An account of the resource
An account of the former Salem Hills schoolhouse, District 3, being renovated into the family home of Kenneth and Margaret Waldhauser.
Publisher
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<em>West Saint Paul Booster</em>
Date
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1955-07-28
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Dakota County Historical Society
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pdf
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English
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newspaper
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Salem Hills Elementary School
Subject
The topic of the resource
Salem Hills
Description
An account of the resource
<div id="dublin-core-description" class="element">
<div class="element-text">Materials related to Salem Hills Elementary School and its predecessors, Dakota County Common School District #3 (Salem Hills School), District #8 (Glassing School), and Independent School District #198, before it was dissolved and joined to ISD 199 in 1963. Officially created by a state statute on March 12, 1889, Salem Hills District #3 <br /><br /><span>The two schools that became Salem Hills:</span><br />
<ul>
<li>Salem Hills School (#3): located just west of the Old German Road (present-day Babcock) on Salem Church Road (present-day Upper 55th Street), this one-room schoolhouse was deeded to the county in 1860. It was turned into a single-family home after the opening of the new Salem Hills Elementary in 1953.</li>
<li>Glassing School (#8): located along Old German Road southeast of its intersection with present-day 70th Street this one-room schoolhouse was located on land donated either by Rev. William Weir in 1864 or, later, by Adam Glassing. It graduated its last eighth-grade class in 1940 and was fully annexed into SD #3 by 1950. The school was used as storage by Glassing Florist until its eventual demolition.</li>
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<div class="element-text">Salem Hills School was completed in 1953, with an additional three classrooms, a cafeteria-gymnasium, and offices added in 1965. The school added 12 classrooms with a courtyard in 1987, and in 2003 opened the Atheneum program for gifted and talented students in Inver Grove Heights.</div>
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Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1860-2024
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Salem Hills
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Salem Hills (District #3) schoolhouse bell
Description
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The original bell (installment date unknown) from the one-room schoolhouse for District #3 (Salem Hills). When the new Salem Hills Elementary was built in 1953, the bell was removed from the old schoolhouse and brought there for storage.
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jpg
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bell
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