Flat Gap High School is located in the Flat Gap area of Pound, Virginia. It was used as a community school from 1934 til the 1970s. Today it is no longer used as a school, but serves as a community center.
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"Flat Gap High School, in the far southwestern Virginia county of Wise, was designed by architect Thomas M. Pepper, and constructed in 1936-7"[1]. On March 3, 2009 it became apart of the National Register of Historic Places[2].
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