Hornbine School 19th Century Re-enactment
Out door games are always popular at Recess time.
Students write some lessons with “Slate Pencils”.
School Marm, Brenda Saben, conducts a lesson from old reading materials.
Frances Jones Megan, who attended the Hornbine School in her youth, helps students write with ink and feather pen.
Students learn about stone walls, 19th century life and the Privy!
Palmer River School children line up in front of the Hornbine School for the beginning of their school day.
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This was the forty-ninth year that school children, from Rehoboth and surrounding communities attended the Hornbine School to re-enact a school day from the 19th century. We will be open to the public each 2nd and 4th Sunday during July, August and September from 2 – 4 p.m. We welcome visitors young and old. The Hornbine School Museum is located at the corner of Hornbine and Baker Roads in Rehoboth.
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