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    In what city or town was the first high school built in the United States?

    Question #34504. Asked by wonderer. (May 29 03 2:42 PM)


    kerry8888

    		boston 1823

    http://home.att.net/~HSONBOOK/york1a.htm

    May 29 03, 2:58 PM

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