SYRINGA CREEK

SYRINGA CREEK

This school was located about 9 miles north of Robson on the Lower Arrow Lake. The school was built in 1913 by the settlers of this community with volunteer labor. Money was raised for the windows and doors by the willing community. Pupils went to the school from grades 1 to 4. The school was closed in 1923 due to a lack of students.

A black and white photograph featuring a miniature easel with a small blackboard inscribed with NO IMAGE in white letters standing on a wooden surface with a pronounced grain pattern. The image conveys a message about the absence of visual content.

A black and white photograph featuring a miniature easel with a small blackboard inscribed with NO IMAGE in white letters standing on a wooden surface with a pronounced grain pattern. The image conveys a message about the absence of visual content.

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