C. C. Walton School
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Portlock Public School (C. C. Walton School)
c. 1908, Ferguson and Calrow; 1995, remodeling, Hanbury Evans Newill Vlattas. 3815 Bainbridge Blvd. Open to the public
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Portlock Public School (C. C. Walton School) (Jason R. Waicunas)
A modest example of Colonial Revival public schools built in Virginia during the early twentieth century, the single-story, two-classroom building gains distinction from its pedimented portico, supported by paired Tuscan columns. It now serves as a local museum and visitor center.
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