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Taken by Charles Kilbourn. Mixed grades. Teacher: May Bates Kilbourn. Front row: Walter Bishop (lived at Eager place), unnamed (lived in mcEwan house Harvey Road), Fosberg, Byron Smith (lived John Jarvis Place?), unnamed, Calvin Thayer (lived Knapp…

Cold Street School, District #10, ca. 1888 Taken by Charles Kilbourn. First row: Hattie Russell, Harry Bates, Elsie Bartlett, Almer Sturtevant, Bertha Scott, Daisy Burr, Mary Kilbourn, Jennie Huyck, Nina Trow. Back row: Joe Kilbourn, Herbert…

Taken by Charles Kilbourn. Ca. 1910. Fourth or fifth grade. Teacher: Florence Carlyn. Front row: Peter McEwan, John Cronin, unnamed person, Agnes McEwan, Freddie Johnson, Louella Kinney, Beatrice Bartlett, Bill Russell, unnamed person, George Dovens.…

Sepia portrait of Polly Bartlett (Mrs. Asa Bartlett)

Sepia portrait of Asa Bartlett

Color photograph showing the completed framing of building and roof, with tree on top.

Color photograph showing the raising of the roof rafters. Jim Dodge in front.

Color photograph showing John 'Jack' Walton, roofer, of Huntington

Color photograph showing David Valeta and Kent Hicks

Color photograph showing Ted Claydon, WHS President, at the construction site.

Color photograph showing framing of first floor

Color photograph showing framing of kitchen area.

Color photograph showing Jim Dodge at the construction site.

Color photograph showing Brandon Lagoy, age 6 at the construction site.

Color photograph showing Scott Heyl and Burt Nugent at the construction site.

Color photograph showing the foundation for the cellar of the WHS building

Color photograph showing ted Claydon, Arlene Packard and Ernie Nugent in front of earth moving equipment.

Color photograph of Arlene Packard? at age 92. Also includes Obituary newspaper article clipping

Color photograph showing ground breaking ceremony. Arlene Packard with shoval, Also Steve Kulick, Pete Packard, Ted Claydon.

Color photograph showing from left: Helen Magargal, Gladys Osgood, Pete Packard, Ray Osgood, Arlene Packard, Scott Heyl and State Representative Steve Kulick at ground breaking ceremony.