The Schöntal Meeting Hall used to serve as both a church and a meeting hall until the new concrete Schöntal Church was constructed. After that point it served mainly as a wedding and funeral venue as well as the Community meeting center until the SLAB was constructed in 2002. After 2002 it continued being used for weddings and funerals until Countryside Park opened in 2008 and most wedding events were then held there as well as the annual general community meetings. Today it is still used for certain events, mostly funerals, annual co-op shareholder meetings, yard sales and fundraiser events.
An administrative building was constructed an completed in April of 2002 that served as a community meeting house. Valley Printing Center was also located in the same building. The first monthly committee meeting was held there on May 25, 2002. This building was called "The Printery" and was renamed at the end of 2002 to Spanish Lookout Administration Building or "the SLAB" in short form. Sometime around 2020 the Spanish Lookout administration was moved to the new Heritage Building in Settlement 361. The old SLAB bulding only remained as the printery and a rentable meeting house. The meeting rent prices were set in 2002 at $40 in the morning, $50 in the afternoon, $40 for the evening and $100 to rent it for the entire day.[1]
Schöntal School 1.0
The first Schöntal school was built in 1965. From 1966 it was also used as the main Colony meeting house. A new school building was planned to be built on March 27, 1971.[2]
In 1987 the school was relocated to 30th Street East and the remaining building kept on being teh meeting house until 2002, after which it stood abandoned. The first meeting held under the new title Schöntal Meeting House was on August 29, 1987.
Schöntal School 2.0
In 1987 Schöntal announced they wanted to build a new school between HTF and BPF.