Harlan High School was built in 1908 in the small town of Harlan, Indiana. This is the front of the oldest part of the building; it was later expanded with a larger wing on the right side of the building.

The original school looks like a giant version of the one-room schoolhouses most kids attended when it was built, despite being a multi-classroom high school building.

The school was closed in 1965, and the students sent to Woodlan High School in the nearby town of Woodburn, Indiana.

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