Glover School

Glover School is a historic school building in Bealsville, Florida, displaying architectural features from the early 1900s with distinctive entrances and traditional classroom arrangements. The structure appears on the National Register of Historic Places due to its significance in educational design of that era.

The building originated after the Civil War as Jamison School, established to serve Bealsville, a community founded by twelve families of freed slaves. It stands as an important landmark in the educational history of African Americans in Florida.

The building continues to serve the Bealsville community as a hub for learning and youth development. Residents rely on it for education programs, mentoring, and sports opportunities.

Group tours can be arranged by contacting the management office in advance to explore the building's history and architecture. Visiting during weekday hours is best since the site remains an active community facility offering various programs.

The structure received recognition from the National Register of Historic Places in 2001 under reference number 01001307. This designation celebrates its importance in Florida's educational story and African American heritage.

Location: Florida

GPS coordinates: 27.94250,-82.07889

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:00