Chalker High School, high school in Southington Township, Trumbull County, Ohio
Chalker High School is a neoclassical school building from 1907 in Southington Township, featuring tall columns and a triangular gable that resembles a Greek temple. The campus also includes an elementary school building from 1906 and a Civil War Monument from 1910 with granite sculptures and bronze plaques listing local veterans.
The school was constructed in 1907 as a gift from Newton Chalker, a successful lawyer and businessman, to strengthen education in his hometown community. The complex expanded with additional buildings through the mid-20th century and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2011 for its architectural and historical importance.
The school is named after Newton Chalker, a local lawyer and philanthropist whose legacy continues to shape community values. The building and nearby Civil War Monument together create a gathering place where residents celebrate their town's commitment to education and remembrance.
The campus is located in Southington Township and is easily accessible for walking around the buildings and monument area. The setting is quiet and peaceful, making it ideal for visitors to view the neoclassical architecture and walk past the memorial spaces at their own pace without crowds.
The nearby Civil War Monument is one of only two memorials in Ohio dedicated to celebrating the end of slavery. The site features original bronze cannons and detailed brass plaques that document the community's military contributions from the Revolutionary War through the Civil War era.
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