• From Old World Christmas

This School House ornament takes you on a nostalgic trip to the one-room schoolhouses that dotted the American landscape, where generations of bright young minds were shaped. Standing five inches tall, this little red learning hub, with its golden glittered roof glistening like a beacon of knowledge, is a sparkling reminder of the simple, yet profound beginnings of education in small towns.

Crafted from glass with a rich textured red exterior, the ornament reflects the rustic charm of these historical educational establishments. The hand-drawn ""School"" sign hanging proudly over the front door is a sweet nod to the time-honored tradition of proudly identifying the community’s center of learning.

It’s an homage to the era where students of all ages learned under the same roof, sharing books and slate chalkboards, fostering a community of shared knowledge and collective growth. The detail is remarkable, from the frosty white glitter mimicking freshly fallen snow on the eaves to the greenery that seems to crawl up the building's sides, adding a touch of life to the structure.

Hanging this ornament on your tree, it’s easy to imagine the echoes of recitations and the scratching of chalk, the laughter during recess, and the quiet anticipation of learning something new. It's a fitting tribute to teachers past and present who ignite the spark of curiosity in their students. Whether you’re a teacher, a student, or simply a lover of history, this ornament will bring a sense of warmth and tradition to your holiday decor, celebrating the legacy of education and the community it nurtures.

Text on Old World hang tag: The little red School House was a common sight in small towns throughout the United States in the 1800s and early 1900s. With few supplies, books or individual chalkboards, all students from the first grade through the eighth were tutored by the same teacher in one simple room.

Item #: 20007