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    Lower Dennysville Schoolhouse, Relocated

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    Following the closure of the Dennysville schools in 1961, students began attending the Edmunds Consolidated School. The former schoolhouse in Lower Dennysville was moved from its location at the junction of the Shipyard Road up U.S. Route 1 to serve as a garage.

    Rebecca W. Hobart writes in her history of Dennysville and Edmunds, "Since there was a schoolhouse just over the line in Pembroke, it seems probable that the Tide Mill District School was built just after the separation of the two towns to accommodate the pupils who had been attending school which was then located in what had become another town in 1832."

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    Location of Schoolhouse in Lower Dennysville; Cellar hole of the Lower Dennysville Schoolhouse, on the corner of the Shipyard Road and U.S. Route 1. In the 1950's the school was moved a mile up U.S. Route 1 to serve as a garage in Pembroke.
    Students at Lower Dennysville School, 1928; A picture of a group of students on the step of the schoolhouse in Lower Dennysville, in 1928. Lower Dennysville Schoolhouse, relocated; The original schoolhouse in Lower Dennysville was relocated to this site facing U.S. Route 1 in Pembroke where it served as a garage for many years. Grammar School at lower Dennysville, 1916.; The Grammar School at lower Dennysville, in the Tide Mill District schoolhouse., c. 1916. Rebecca Hobart writes: