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1888 school in Lower Township set for 2013 comeback
Dale Gerhard
Lower Twp deputy mayor Norris Clark (left) ) shows plans for the renovations to the interior of the school to superintendent of Lower Twp elementary schools, George Drozdowski. Friends of Fishing Creek School board member Rob Jonas is in the back. The historic Fishing Creek School on Bayshore Road in Villas, just got another state grant for the final phase to get this 19th century one-room schoolhouse ready to be used again by the Lower Township School District. Thursday Jan. 10, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Lower Twp deputy mayor Norris Clark (left) rings the school bell as Friends of Fishing Creek School board members Wyn Evoy (center) Rob Jonas and his wife Adelia, look on. The historic Fishing Creek School on Bayshore Road in Villas, just got another state grant for the final phase to get this 19th century one-room schoolhouse ready to be used again by the Lower Township School District. Thursday Jan. 10, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
From left Lower Township deputy mayor Norris Clark, Friends of the Fishing Creek School board member Wyn Evoy, Lower Twp school superintendent George Drozdowski, retired school superintendent Joe Cirrinicione and board members Adelia and Rob Jonas, stand in front of the Fishing Creek School. The historic Fishing Creek School on Bayshore Road in Villas, just got another state grant for the final phase to get this 19th century one-room schoolhouse ready to be used again by the Lower Township School District. Thursday Jan. 10, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
Lower Twp deputy mayor Norris Clark (right) shows the interior of the school to superintendent of Lower Twp elementary schools, George Drozdowski (left) and retired superintendent Joe Cirrinicione (back) The historic Fishing Creek School on Bayshore Road in Villas, just got another state grant for the final phase to get this 19th century one-room schoolhouse ready to be used again by the Lower Township School District. Thursday Jan. 10, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
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