stcroix

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Part of the harbor, Christiansted, St. Croix, Virgin Islands (LOC)

  • tropicvi said:
    Estate Little Princess - now home of Nature Conservancy on St Croix.

Street in a town [Frederiksted, St. Croix], in the Virgin Islands (LOC)

  • cheonline24 said:
    This is an awesome pic. Stt came a long way huh.
  • tropicvi said:
    Looks a bit more like Frederiksted, St Croix, looking north along Queen Street perhaps.
  • edc1951 said:
    This is F'sted. No doubt about it.
  • mangoesnjam said:
    This is King Street, Frederiksted. That's Mr. Todmann's car parked next to his house.
  • Anne (LOC P&P) said:
    Thanks for providing us with the correct location. We'll add this info. to the record next time we update.

Class in a class room, Peter’s Rest Skole

  • Rune Clausen said:
    A truly evocative image from Peter's Rest School, St. Croix, USVI (at the time The Danish Virgin Islands). Just look at the expression in the eyes of the child in the foreground, left hand side. The photo was taken on Friday, April 29th in 1910 (you can just make out the date on the blackboard on the right hand side). The school building was originally conceived as a part of Peter von Scholtens 'landskole' (rural school) reform. Originally planned as one large school room it was partitioned into smaller classroom-like 'cubicles' by the turn of the century. Interesting details are the small framed windows just visible between the blackboards (and behind the globe on the teacher's desk); in place to enable supervision of the classes from the outside by the head teacher. The well known Virgin Islander David Hamilton Jackson actually taught at this school before turning to journalism, politics and organization of labour. So many interesting details... thanks for sharing this!
  • jamica1 said:
    Should it not be, as on the blackboard and here geonames.usgs.gov/pls/gnispublic/f?p=gnispq:3:35866446906... "Peters" and not "Peter's" Rest? I note that the obviously knowledgeable poster who comments before me has the possessive case as does the tag so this has me a bit confused.