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Home›News›Tremble School on the move

Tremble School on the move

By Josh Staloch
September 20, 2022
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Tremble School, the state’s oldest still-standing single-room schoolhouse, has been moved from where it stood for 106 years, next to Suamico Elementary on School Ln, the state’s oldest still-standing single-room schoolhouse, has been moved from where it stood for 106 years, next to Suamico Elementary on School Ln., to its new home at Ancestry Acres on Velp Ave. next to the Suamico Village Hall.

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