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Wiscoy School (District 9)

Overgrown exterior of Wiscoy School District 9 during summer 2023

Wiscoy School (District 9)

Hoarded 1800s Schoolhouse

The Wiscoy School, also known as District #9, is a two room schoolhouse in Wiscoy, Caneadea, Allegany County, New York, built in 1880. It was last sold for $1,400 in 2020. Former student Gary Nevinger recalls his time there, and there’s a shared desire among residents to restore it and transform it into a museum, but it currently serves as storage and is deteriorating.

Main classroom of the 1880 Wiscoy School cluttered with stored materials and separate entrances Side entrance of Wiscoy School packed with a vintage bandsaw and small engine Small classroom at Wiscoy School filled with boxes and stored items Wooden divider separating the two rooms of the Wiscoy two-room schoolhouse South exterior wall of the abandoned Wiscoy Schoolhouse in Allegany County, New York Overgrown exterior of the Wiscoy two-room schoolhouse during summer 2023

Historical images

Wiscoy Schoolhouse in winter 2006 photographed by Jim Gelser Allegany County tax record photograph of Wiscoy School from August 2009 Allegany County tax record photograph of Wiscoy School from July 2015 Allegany County tax record photograph of Wiscoy School from June 2022

Sources

Bryant Neal
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