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Old School (Kenyon)
The Old School was created in 1916 in the town of Kenyon, Minnesota in Goodhue County, Minnesota located in southeastern Minnesota. Kenyon and the nearby town Wanamingo, Minnesota joined school districts in 1990, Kenyon-Wanamingo High School. In 1997 the school was shut down due to asbestos and a new school was built.
== Break-ins ==
Since the school has been closed down, it has suffered many broken windows and break-ins. Most of the break-ins consisted of teens just wanting to see the inside. However, one break-in was big enough to make headlines. During a regular walk through of the building, done by the Kenyon Police Department, two people were found inside the school. The police also found hundreds of pounds of cut copper piping. They were charged with a felony, second degree burglary and possession of burglary tools. Bail was set at $25,000 and $10,000, respectively.
After the copper break-in, boards were placed on broken windows and fencing was installed around the building to prevent future break-ins.
When the school was first abandoned in 1997, it was still partly used by the local dance studio. The dance studio moved to the new school in 1998 and the old Kenyon school was no longer used. In 2000, the school was bought by a developer for one dollar from the school district. He promised to tear down the school and create a community flower garden. However, in 2011 he could no longer make the payments on the property taxes and the state took ownership of the school. The state then turned around and had Goodhue County become the caretaker.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://brainerddispatch.com/lifestyle/2012-01-09/officials-look-new-ways-use-old-buildings )〕
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