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Washington Township schoolhouse still standing, currently part of a car business. At the intersection of Sylvania Avenue and Secor, there was a one-room school named Wamsher which existed from 1894 to 1930. There was an original one-room model school at Trilby which existed 1897-1917 until the new four-room Trilby was completed in 1917. At the northeast corner of Central Avenue and Secor in the early 1900s was the one-room Haughton School. Haughton building was replaced with a four-room school, which was in existence from 1917 to 1939. Walden School, built around 1905, was located at Matziner and Benore. Just northwest of Keen, on Suder Avenue, was a District Eight-Lehman-Hastings-Michigan Avenue one-room school. Also built around that time was Point Place School, located on 131st Street, off of Summit. Around 1914, Prairie Stop Four School was located on Sylvania Avenue, east of Jackman Road. At the corner of Sylvania Avenue and Vermaas was West Toledo Morris Avenue School. Another known building was West Toledo School, located on Lewis Avenue. C. August Klein's Elementary, located on 117th Street in Point Place, was opening in 1927. Edgewater Elementary, also openings in 1927, later became one of Toledo Public's schools.
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