attended the school, Speck Newberry was a teacher at the school. The new school housed only grades one through nine. "In 1963, Iron City School was closed and all students were sent to Donalsonville Elementary," stated Sara Robison. Churches Iron City Baptist Church was one of the first churches in the city. The first meetings were held on the south side of town in 1896. The building was moved to its present location in 1904. In 1971, half an acre was donated to the church by John W. Bowen. All of the church property is estimated to now be worth $350,000. The Iron City United Methodist Church was built in 1898 and it still stands as a historical landmark building. It was first organized in 1897 in the office of J.L. Dickenson. The land upon which the church was built was purchased from the Iron City Board of School Trustees. There are six churches in Iron City: Iron City Baptist, Iron City United Methodist, Lighthouse Evangelical Mission, Macedonia Freewill Baptist, Cypress Pond Missionary Baptist, and Wesley Chapel African Methodist Episcopal. Notes References Census Data. 14 Nov, 2007. Seminole County Historical Society. Cornerstone of Georgia Seminole County. Georgia: W.H. Wolfe. 1991 Iron City Ladies' Club. Our Town Our Story. 2000 Robinson, Sara. Personal Interview. 10 Nov, 2007 Burke, Chastine. Personal Interview. 9 Nov, 2007 Towns in Seminole County, Georgia Towns in Georgia (U.S. state)