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1920 OSA Students and faculty

This is a replica of a sign created by the Pioneer Scenic Byway that will be placed in front of the academy, explaining its significance...

The crew of Randy Meek began working on upgrading the northeast quarter of the Oneida Stake Academy's roof on Nov. 9. It took a day to...

Band students in the ballroom of the Oneida Stake Academy when it was partitioned off into classrooms and its ceilings had been lowered. ...

In 1922, the state of Idaho purchased the Oneida Stake Academy Building from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which was...

Students posing on the original staircase that ascended to the top floor of the academy on the building's backside.  Photo from...

www.oneidastakeacademy.com Above is a link to the Oneida Stake Academy's official website. On it you'll find information on the academy's...

Frank Gilbert, born in Fairview, Idaho, in 1894, to Daniel and Amelia Gilbert, attended the Oneida Stake Academy and played basketball...

On the back of this photo it says "Probably 'O' Day of 1914 or 15. (On northeast corner of the Academy in shown the old wooden stairway...

Recently donated to the Oneida Stake Academy Foundation is this teacher's certificate issued to Dimon Bodily in 1915 by the Franklin...

Using federal funds administered by the Idaho Transportation Department, the Oneida Stake Academy Foundation is having front stairs...

Newell Hart was a Preston native, a free spirit and an avid chronicler of an era slipping into the past. Born on Feb. 21, 1913, he was...

At left is a view of the entire campus before Preston High School was built. If you look closely, you will see that the science buildng...

Construction began on the OSA in 1890. The academy classes were moved from their first home in an upstairs room in a store in Franklin,...