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Fairfield District School is a one-room Victorian Eclectic style school building constructed in 1898 to replace an earlier adobe school on the property. Built by Andrew Fjeld, a brick and stone mason from Lehi, it served as the town's only school and was also used for church and civic meetings. A small brick addition was built on the rear in 1935 to provide restrooms and a furnace room. The school closed in 1937 after Fairfield children began being bused to nearby Cedar Fort, and the building continued to serve as a meeting place for civic and church groups until the 1960s.
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Fairfield, Utah · United States
