Little Falls School was probably built around 1912 and served first through sixth grade students.  Located in southeastern Stafford on Route 3, it was originally a building with clapboard siding.  Later it was covered with stucco.  It had two standard brick flues.  A description of the building in 1940 said that it contained two classrooms, cloakrooms, kitchen, and an entrance hall.  By 1959, it had a lavatory and forced air heat.  The Rappahannock Area Community Services Board uses it today as a center for adults.  (This picture shows how the school looked in 1959.)