Old Columbia Schoolhouse — Local services in Sonora

Travel to the historic Gold Rush town of Columbia to relive what school was like in 1860. Built using sun-dried bricks produced in Columbia, this historic two-story schoolhouse sits on a hill. This location was ideal because it wasn't near any town fires that happened in 1854 and 1857. The school opened on November 18th 1860 with over 300 students, two teachers and a principal. Each classroom has the old wooden desks with their inkwells, slate blackboards and other teaching tools. The two wood burning stoves were supplied by the boy students. Either you were roasting or freezing depending on where you were sitting. It is free to explore the Columbia historic schoolhouse. This would be a great second or third date to take a mini road trip together and visit the town of Columbia. IG:...

Has anyone else astral projected here and seen other people here

I never knew about this place till I went there lucid dreaming last night There was a whole lot of people there to.

I remember close to the school there was 2 buildings connected to eachother and a class of 3 to 11 year olds was writing on a board and the teacher was a older white haired lady and she could see me astral projecting and I spoke to her then ended up in that school building

(Just woke up sorry if this...

What a fantastic trip back in time to an era not too long ago in our history but sufficiently alien to young kids of today that it is totally worth letting them discover how different and how alike school used to be. The structure itself is beautiful let alone the didactic value of the experience of seeing the old classrooms. There are lots of interesting aspects to observe, from the outhouses to the dunce cap on the...