The Old Leupp Boarding School was established by the U. S. Federal Government to educate Navajo children from 1909 to 1942. After the start of World War II in 1943, the U.S. War Department reutilized the school as the Leupp Citizen Isolation Center. Nearly all buildings and structures were razed to the ground in the 1960's.
Standing: Koji Lau-Ozawa (left) and Davina Two Bears (right).
Boarding School foundation lines.
The original dormitory building was built by locals using yellow sandstone.
Boarding School fire hydrant.
Isolation Center guard tower foundation. Standing at right: Jun Sunseri.
Leupp Trading Post: built 1910, closed in 1982.
Isolation Center fence post with barbed wire.
Isolation Center Supervisor's house.
Another guard tower foundation.
Fragments of sewer pipe.
Two sections of water pipe.
Sidewalk in front of Isolation Center hospital.
Old Leupp Presbyterian Church.
Boarding School staff house, the only remaining building, used as a residence.
