Fourth Ward School

Planned in 1876 by designer C. M. Bennett in the Second Empire style of engineering, it initially held more than 1000 understudies in grades 1 however 9 partitioned into three offices: essential grades 1 however 4; second sentence structure grades 5 however 7 and secondary school grades 8 and 9.The Fourth Ward School is a noteworthy 4-story mansard-roofed previous state-funded school building situated at 537 South "C" Street in Virginia City, Nevada.

Evaluations 10 through 12 were included by 1909. It graduated its last class in 1936, after which its understudies were moved to another school worked by the Works Progress Administration. The building at that point fell into decay and stayed shut until the point when 1986 when it was revived as the Historic Fourth Ward School Museum. The gallery highlights displays of city history, nineteenth-century training, Mark Twain's life, zone mining and a letter printing press.