• Home
  • History
  • Events
  • Membership
  • Scholarships
  • Contact Us
  • More
    • Home
    • History
    • Events
    • Membership
    • Scholarships
    • Contact Us

  • Home
  • History
  • Events
  • Membership
  • Scholarships
  • Contact Us
18th Century Schoolhouse

Riders MIlls Schoolhouse Historic 1790's schoolhouse

A little red schoolhouse that packs a powerful influence on the community.  Free summer programs highlighting local history,  free tours, and $31,000 in local scholarships.


Not bad for a little schoolhouse!


2023 scholars - First Place $5000; Second Place $2500

Chatham High School

Ichabod Crane High School

Ichabod Crane High School

  • $5,000 Hannah Pinto: attending Fairfield University: Nursing
  • $2,500 Tessa Wallace: attending Columbia Green Community College: Speech Pathology
  • $2,500 Emily Mesick: attending University of NC at Wilmington: Medicine (PA)
  • $1,000 Cameron Horton: attending Hudson Valley Community College: Landscaping Business

Ichabod Crane High School

Ichabod Crane High School

Ichabod Crane High School

  • $5,000 Quentin Barton: attending RIT: Cyber Security
  • $2,500 Hayle Profera: attending University of New Haven: Emergency Management
  • $2,500 Colin Braswell: attending Hudson Valley Community College/RPI: Engineering

New Lebanon High School

Ichabod Crane High School

New Lebanon High School

  • $5,000 Liam Buckenroth: attending SUNY Oswego, Major: Physical Therapy
  • $2,500 Alexandra Solek: attending SUNY Geneseo: NeuroScience
  • $2,500 Olivia Smith: attending Hudson Valley Community College: Construction Management

About Us

History

Scholarships

Membership

  

The Riders Mills Schoolhouse was built in the late 1790s, and it is one of our nation’s oldest public school buildings still in existence. It was also one of America’s last single-room schoolhouses in operation; classes were held every school year until its closing in 1953. It was acquired by the Riders Mills Historical Association in 1

  

The Riders Mills Schoolhouse was built in the late 1790s, and it is one of our nation’s oldest public school buildings still in existence. It was also one of America’s last single-room schoolhouses in operation; classes were held every school year until its closing in 1953. It was acquired by the Riders Mills Historical Association in 1966 and is listed on both the State and National Registry of Historic Sites, making it a landmark.

Membership

Scholarships

Membership

  

Individual…..$20.00

Family………..$30.00

Supporter…..$50.00

Business……..$75.00

Patron…..……$100.00

We are a 501c3 not-for-profit 

corporation. Therefore your

membership support is 

tax deductible. 

Scholarships

Scholarships

Scholarships

  

Did you know Riders Mills 

Historical Association gave out $21,000 in scholarships to local students each year in 2015, 

and 2016 

and 2017

and 2018

and $31,000 for 2019 thru 2023?

Photo Gallery

    Contact Us

    Riders Mills Historical Association PO Box 1, Malden Bridge , NY 12115

    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

    Come to our summer programs or just come see the schoolhouse.

    Riders Mills Historical Association

    Corner of Drowne Rd & Riders Mills Road, Brainard, NY 12024

    518.794.7264

    Copyright © 2018 WoodsHaven Consulting, LLC - All Rights Reserved.

    • Home

    Powered by GoDaddy