Strawberry Schoolhouse, Historic schoolhouse in Strawberry, Arizona.

Strawberry Schoolhouse is a single-room wooden school building in Strawberry, Arizona, constructed from pine logs. The structure features a sandstone foundation and walls made of ponderosa pine wood.

The schoolhouse was built in 1885 during Arizona's territorial period to serve the growing settlement. Operations ended in 1916 when student numbers declined, leading to its closure.

The Strawberry School was formally dedicated as a Historical Monument on August 15, 1981, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 10, 2005. It is often called the oldest standing schoolhouse in Arizona, though the Arivaca Schoolhouse, built in 1879, predates it by six years. Today the restored room holds a late-19th century classroom exhibit.

The Pine-Strawberry Archaeological and Historical Society maintains the building as a museum today. Visitors can view the interior with its original school furnishings and period materials.

The interior preserves original fixtures including double student desks, a large wall blackboard, and a pump organ from when the school operated. A Webster's dictionary among the artifacts shows what daily learning looked like.