A 112-year-old building that once was home to a four-classroom schoolhouse operated by the New Holland cotton mill is no longer standing. The building was razed Monday to make way for a home that Family Promise will turn into a transitional shelter to serve homeless families in Hall County. The old schoolhouse was a fixture in New Holland until 1928 when it gave way to a new elementary school, said Victor Wilson, a Hall County educator who has written three books chronicling the life and times of the mill village.