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Indian Knob School named to Virginia’s ‘Most Endangered’ list

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September 24, 2025
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Willie Mae Ware and William Hines attended Indian Knob School before it closed in 1952. It is thought to be the only elementary school for Black children in Patrick County that has any likelihood of being preserved for posterity. The Patrick County Historical Society is working with the current owner and alumni of the school to preserve and restore the historic structure that was recently designated as one of Virginia’s “Most Endangered Historic Places” by Preservation Virginia.

James Hines (left to right), Iris Hines, Willie Mae Ware, William Hines, and Kenneth Turner, who are all involved in the preservation efforts of the school.
James Hines (left to right), Iris Hines, Willie Mae Ware, William Hines, and Kenneth Turner, who are all involved in the preservation efforts of the school.
Mrs. Ware and William Hines are former students.
Mrs. Ware and William Hines are former students.
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