Caesar Mountain School was a one-room schoolhouse located in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. It was located on Caesar Mountain, about 2 miles northeast of Lobelia, near the sink of Cave Run.
The school was built in 1880 and was named after Caesar Mountain. It was a simple structure with a single room that could accommodate up to 30 students. The schoolhouse was heated by a fireplace, and it had no electricity or running water.
Caesar Mountain School was the only schoolhouse in the area for many years. Students from all over the Caesar Mountain community attended the school, regardless of their age or grade level. The schoolhouse was a place where children could learn the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic. It was also a place where children could socialize and make friends.
Caesar Mountain School closed in 1954 when a new school was built in the are
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