Blue Ridge Mission School

Blue Ridge Mission School is a Virginia historical marker in southeast corner, Patrick County, dedicated 1976.

Patrick County · dedicated 1976 · Rte. 8, at Rte. 613, southeast corner

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The Blue Ridge Mission School was established by the Virginia Baptist General Convention in 1916 at a site just to the southeast. It provided general education and religious training, on both the elementary and secondary level, to day and boarding students. Its program was increasingly coordinated with, and in 1941 superseded by, that of the newly-developed public school system.

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