Penhook School
Penhook School was a one-room schoolhouse for white students in the Union Hall district of Franklin County. The school was built on a stone foundation, and it was heated with a stove. It did not have electricity, running water, or indoor restrooms. Sara B. Perdue, Ruby Allman, and Mary Goggin were teachers at the school.
Students at Penhook School, c. 1900
Blue Ridge Institute and Museum
Students and teacher at Penhook School, c. 1920s
Courtesy of Roger Doyle
Students and teacher at Penhook School, c. 1920s
(back of photo)
Courtesy of Roger Doyle
Penhook School (circled),
schoolhouse map of Franklin County,
Virginia State Planning Board, 1935