Tice Grammar School
A historic schoolhouse in rural Florida, recognized for its place in the region’s educational heritage and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999.
At a glance
Tice Grammar School, also known as Tice Elementary School, stands as a landmark of 19th or early 20th-century education in southwest Florida. Located on Tice Street, the building represents the modest but essential infrastructure of rural American schooling.
History
The school served the Tice community as a center of learning. On July 8, 1999, it was formally recognized and added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, affirming its significance to the area’s cultural record.
What you see
The building itself reflects the practical design of rural Florida schoolhouses from its era. Further architectural detail awaits documentation by heritage scholars.
Cultural significance
As a registered historic site, Tice Grammar School exemplifies the everyday structures that shaped American community life. Such schoolhouses are vital records of how rural populations accessed education and built their social institutions.
Key facts
- Location: 4524 Tice Street, Tice, Florida, United States
- Coordinates: 26.67027778, −81.82055556
- National Register of Historic Places: Added July 8, 1999
Practical information & getting there
Tice Grammar School is located in Tice, a rural community in southwest Florida. Before visiting, confirm access and hours with local authorities or heritage organizations, as not all registered historic properties maintain regular public visiting.
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