Pitt River School, near Pittville, 1916. Courtesy of D.M. DurstLassen County covers 4,690 square miles and that is a lot of territory. Not only that, is the diversity of terrain. With that in mind here is a little bit of trivia. The highest point in Lassen County is that of Hat Mountain in the northeast corner of the county at an elevation of 8,737 feet. The lowest point which is in the northwest portion of the county is Pittville on the Lassen-Shasta County line at an elevation of 3,270 feet.
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Hi,
The old school is still standing. In fact there has been very
little change. The bell tower is in tack, and the only real
change is the cover over the front porch is gone. I am not
sure about now but it was bought by the Crum family and
turned into a private residence.
Hi,
The old school is still standing. In fact there has been very
little change. The bell tower is in tack, and the only real
change is the cover over the front porch is gone. I am not
sure about now but it was bought by the Crum family and
turned into a private residence.
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Some of these old schools look very similar. I thaught this was the old Johnstonville School when I first looke at it.