enseñanzaprimaria
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Bleddfa school children July 1911 from Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales uploaded April 2009
Headmaster and staff of Builth Wells Primary from Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales uploaded April 2009
School children with teachers under Magnolia trees on Oxford Street from George Eastman Museum uploaded July 2008
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Bleddfa school children July 1911
- elaios2008 said:
- My Nametags said:
Headmaster and staff of Builth Wells Primary
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elaios2008 said:
Looking at them I wish I could have a chat with them, sure I would find inspiration and a lot of good stories...
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Malcolm Probert said:
The 1911 County Primary School still stands. The majority of the High School was demolished in the 1980s, with just the oldest part remaining. The photo shows the canteen kitchen block, across the road from the 1911 school, shared with the adjacent High School.
School children with teachers under Magnolia trees on Oxford Street
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George Eastman Museum said:
Hmm, can anyone make out the intersection?
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pbump said:
After spending a lot (too much) time, looking at it, I'd say it's Harvard, looking WNW - as per Google Maps Street View: maps.google.com/maps?client=safari&q=oxford+street,+r... The house on the western corner bears some resemblance to the one in the photo. As for the sign, while hard to read, it seems it may have a V about halfway down. And it's clear that Oxford is the major street in this intersection, as the boulevard intersects the right-of-way of the cross street. This, plus the limited stretch of Oxford which is a boulevard (though, of course, not necessarily, was) seems the best bet. Even looked at the shadows, but it must be late morning - they fall almost north-south, either way the camera is pointing.
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George Eastman Museum said:
Hmm, I will go back to the original and try and discern the street name, hopefully we'll be able to put this bad boy on the map!
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pbump said:
An update: my sister, who grew up a block or two from there, says it's Oxford and Brighton - that she recognizes the house.
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George Eastman Museum said:
Thanks for the follow up!