Dunean School
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Dunean School, later Dunean Elementary, opened in 1928 with J.H. Anderson as its first principal. Located at the corner of Smith and Blake Streets, on land donated by Dunean Mill, the school served students from the surrounding Dunean Mill village. Before Dunean School opened students from both the Mills and Dunean Mill villages had attended the consolidated MillsDunean School.
Dunean Elementary School closed in 1980 and was torn down shortly thereafter. Sponsored by the Dunean Mills Community Alliance, 2014
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