There was an old schoolhouse (turned into a hideous block of apartments) in the town where I attended college in Western, PA--Grove, City, Pennsylvania. There are also Sears built homes in that town. The old school building was actually in use until the early 1970's--my husband's sister attended there for 1st grade. Then it was sold and turned into apartments. Anyhow, I can't make any guarantees, but it does look quite abit like the picture--although it may be smaller, and have fewer windows..... Good luck!

marmoreus- the splayed leg structure looks stable for tipping purposes, but the single rail may not be comfortabe to your little ones because their feet have no place to rest once they are seated. As a 5'3" adult I can attest to the discomfort of crawling up on a stool only to find my legs swinging in the breeze. Not comfortable. My young grandchildren find my counter height bar stools (24" seat) to be very stable and easy to get on and off without assistance. The rail is 13" lower than the seat. This design seems to maintain an adult leg length between the seat and the rail in its 24" and 29" seat heights. Are your little ones tall enough to climb up to a 29" seat and sit supported without additional railing?

Kate: From what I gather here the Azaleas seem to be the most cold sensitive. I presume it's because they are setting buds now or even flowering. We have a big park in Muskogee (of Okie from Muskogee song fame) dedicated to Azaleas and we hear about the freeze damage to them every year it seems. From the reports on this forum they seem to be the most sensitive to damage. Is it bud damage or the flowers only? We don't grow them around here due to our heavy Alkaline soil, so I don't know if they are in flower here or not...........Debra: That's interesting about the raised bed daylilies. Did you get all your pots inside? We all have a pot ghetto of some sort don't we-I've just taken it one step further-lol......It did get down to 24 last night, so I took a stroll to see if there was any damage out there. Some of my blooms on Tete e Tete daffodil were nipped, but the Ipheon flowers seemed fine. The foliage on my Lycoris Radiata (red spider lilies) was almost all killed back over winter, so flowering may be sparse this fall. The daylily foliage on those daylilies that were left outside seem to be fine. The night temperatures are going up the rest of the week, so I guess I will have to haul my pots back out of the garage. I bought a wonderful wagon from AM Leonard last year and it has been a godsend for hauling pots full of daylilies around. Much better then a wheel barrow. I highly recommend getting one if you have a need to haul pots................Maryl

Connections Puzzle #142 🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟨🟨🟨🟦 🟨🟨🟦🟨 🟪🟪🟪🟪 🟦🟦🟦🟨 🟦🟦🟦🟦 🟨🟨🟨🟨 Now look, I could swear I had entered the right combination for yellow, but I guess I didn’t. Never heard of two of the blues, it was a look-up of one of the words that, by chance, led me to a clue of the category.