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September 4, 1992
The Fishback School in Springdale (Washington and Benton Counties) was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The school was established as Washington County School District 68 in 1885 in a location then outside Springdale. Fishback was consolidated into the Springdale School District in 1949, but classes were still held in the two-room school until 1959. Throughout its existence, Fishback School has also served as a community gathering place.
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