The school stood on out Lot No. 22 on Lowell's 1881 maps. Goodspeed's 1899 History of Benton County reported that the village had a combined brick school house and Masonic Lodge, owned completely by the Masons and the Public School Board, with the school room on the first story and the hall on the second. The building was erected in 1885. It is listed as the first school in Lowell in “Bits and Pieces” history, which also states that the IOOF Lodge used it. Before the school was built, pupils attended Good Springs School.