Legacy of One-Room Schoolhouses

This chapter explores the historical and architectural significance of one-room schoolhouses in Eastern Long Island, focusing on the transformation of the Noiak schoolhouse from an educational facility to a civic hub. It highlights specific examples of schoolhouses repurposed for residential use and discusses the impact of preservation efforts on local heritage. The ongoing legacy of these structures, particularly the Sagaponack School and Wayne Scott School, is emphasized through community anecdotes and the historical narratives surrounding these buildings.