GLADE

GLADE

This community can be reached across the Kootenay River by ferry only. The first school was established in the community in 1917 and was made from brick. However it was victim of fire. In 1933, a new school was built. This school had one classroom at each end of the building, and a four room teacherage. The building itself was more luxurious than many other schools in the area. Unfortunately it burned down in 1937. In 1938 an old brick building which once was a store was used as the school.

A grayscale image showing Glade School, a solitary building nestled on a hillside. The school's architecture is simple, with a gabled roof and visible windows. The surrounding landscape is mountainous and wooded, indicating a rural setting. In the foreground, the patterned texture suggests a body of water, adding a sense of isolation and tranquility to the school's location.

Glade School