The Vincent Schoolhouse was built in 1905 to serve the families living in the Snoqualmie Valley. All grade levels were taught together in the one-room schoolhouse until its closure in 1942. At this time the schoolhouse became a community center where residents of the valley would gather for potlucks, holiday celebrations and more. In 2004 it joined the National Register of Historic place. Today the schoolhouse is lovingly cared for by the Vincent Schoolhouse Preservation Society.