Cherry Hill School

Cherry Hill School is an educational building on Hilton Head Island built in the mid-20th century with traditional design elements typical of rural schoolhouses. The structure maintains its original form and was recognized for historical importance by inclusion on the national register.

This school was established to serve local students and operated as a center of learning in the island community for many decades. It closed in 1968, marking the end of an important chapter in the educational history of the area.

The building tells the story of island life and how families here educated their children through different periods. It stands as a reminder of how education has changed over time in this community.

The building is centrally located on the island and relatively easy to access from main roads. Visitors can view the exterior and surroundings, though access inside may be limited without prior arrangements or guided visits.

The building is one of the few schoolhouses from this era still physically present on the island today. This rarity helps visitors understand the actual spatial and architectural reality of education during that period.