School House
Prescott Free Academy
Washington School
Lincoln School
Miller Valley School

An on-line version of an exhibit currently on display in the Archives Department of the Sharlot Hall Museum

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Lincoln School Memories

West Prescott School, built as early as 1878 on the same location as present Miller Valley School, served the educational needs of farming families in west Prescott.



In 1916, the communities of Miller Valley and Pleasant Valley built Miller Valley School to accommodate a rapidly growing population. This school was annexed into the Prescott Public School system in 1930, adding to an already impressive grade school system and completing what we know as the expansion era of Prescott schools.