[2] Originally sited on the east end of the island, it was moved to the western side in 1956.

The structure has a central hallway with two classrooms on either side (one of the classrooms was later repurposed into the principal's office and a conference room) and two restrooms at the rear.

It was relocated closer to its original site the next year, and today serves as a welcome center, museum, and library.

[3] The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2018.

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