Photographer Keith Dotson has released a new set of medium format photographs of a prairie schoolhouse
Photographer Keith Dotson has released a new set of photographs that includes panoramas and standard format photographs made with high-resolution cameras that enable very large museum-quality prints.
This single-room County Line School served rural students from its isolated location amidst the farm fields of Ottawa County, Kansas.
A historical marker from the Ottawa County Historical Museum on the site dates the school from 1887-1945. However, many sources online claim this particular building was built in 1920 and operated until the 1960s.
The sturdy red brick school included a basement that provided shelter in case of tornadoes, but now acts as a roost for swallows and pigeons.
County Line Schoolhouse in Kansas - Black and White Panorama Photograph by Keith Dotson. Buy a print here.
This black and white photograph of the County Line Schoolhouse in Kansas is available in sizes from 9 x 12-inches to 60 x 80-inches. Click here to buy a print.
Ramshackle interior of the County Line School, black and white photograph by Keith Dotson. Buy a print here.
Photograph of a large salsify dandelion plant in the grass near the County Line Schoolhouse in Kansas. Buy a print here.
Panoramic landscape photograph of the Kansas prairie landscape with a gravel road leading past the County Line Schoolhouse on the horizon. Wide format prints available here.
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