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 To alleviate overcrowding in the schools a new primary/middle school, to be named in honor of city founder Henry W. Hartman, was authorized to be built on 4th Street in the early 1920’s. The Hartman School, which cost $250,000, opened for classes in September 1924 for nearby students in grades 1-6 and all city-wide students in grades 7-8. It served as a dedicated elementary school when the new Lincoln High School opened right next door in September 1926. (c1925) Full Size |
 The original Hartman School, located at the corner of 4th Street and Crescent Avenue. (c1938) Full Size |
 The old Hartman School was later razed and replaced with the new Hartman Elementary School, which opened for classes in c1999. It currently houses all city-wide pupils in grades 5-6. (Aug 2012) Full Size |
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