Center School
Built ca. 1796, the Center School is one of six original one-room schoolhouses in Alna, and one of four that remain (including one adjacent to the Head Tide Church and another on West Alna Road that have been repurposed as residences).
Featuring a cupola and bell, the Center School is set up today as a school museum, available for tours by appointment. Please contact the Town Office for further information. (Phone: 207-586-5313)
Alna Center School, ca. 1796
With a wealth of original artifacts, school groups are encouraged to visit or take a class from a different era.
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The Fund to Support Historic Alna a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit, whose mission is to help fund the preservation, maintenance, and restoration of historic sites located in the Town of Alna. Your contribution will help with new paint, plaster, maintenance of original wood window sashes, and other original architectural features. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation today.
With the school bell having already been safely removed and stored, the Cupola was removed for restoration in 2022.