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Hall School
Hall School, at 426 North Third Street, built in 1892. The building, which ceased to be used by Rockford Public Schools in 1981, was demolished in 2003.
Hall School, Rockford, Illinois.
This color photograph shows Hall School's red brick building, located at Prairie and 3rd Streets, with a large group of people, presumably staff, faculty, and perhaps students, on the lawn in front.
Harlem Consolidated School
Harlem Consolidated School
Harlem Consolidation School with children in garden
A black and white photo of Harlem Consolidated School with Free Soil school in background, used as horse barn. Corn is pictured in foreground with alternating rows of plants and dirt paths.
Harlem School Students
Students at the District 55 Harlem School in 1906.
Harlem Village School
Harlem Village School
Harlem Village School
Harlem Village School
Harlem Village School
Harlem Village School facing Harlem Road. The Harlem Town Hall is to the left and the Turner House to the right.
Harlem Village School picnic
A black and white photo snapshot of Harlem Village School picnic with four rows of children and adults. The woman in a large-rimmed hat is Mrs. Dora Hall.
Haskell School, Rockford, Ill.
A color depiction of Haskell School, at Maple Street and Woodlawn Avenue, in the snow surrounded by bare trees.
Henrietta School Fourth Grade Class
Fourth grade class at Henrietta School, 1955-1956. The teacher, Betty Peters, stands at the left. Henrietta School was at 200 N. Johnson Avenue.
Henrietta School Students
Class photo taken outside. Believed to be Henrietta School at 200 N. Johnston Avenue. The teacher, Betty Peters, is standing behind at the right.
Henry Freeman School
Henry Freeman School. Built in 1893 as Adams School, the school was renamed as Henry Freeman School in 1904.
High School Building, Rockford, Ill.
A color depiction of Rockford's High School building at Madison and Walnut Streets surrounded by bare trees.
High School building, Rockford, Ill.
Frontal color view of Rockford's High School building at Madison and Walnut Streets.
High School, Pecatonica, Ill.
This black and white rendering depicts the high school in the city of Pecatonica, which is 15 1/2 miles west of Rockford.
High School, Polo, Ill.
A color photograph of the high school in Polo, Illinois, located at West Locust Street and North Congress Avenue, with its lush, green lawn and pillared entrance. The city of Polo is approximately 40 miles southwest of Rockford.
High School, Rockford, Ill.
A black and white depiction of Rockford's High School building at Madison and Walnut Streets with a handwritten message scrawled around the edges of the postcard.
High School, Rockford, Ill.
A color depiction of Rockford's High School building at Madison and Walnut Streets.
High School, Rockford, Ill.
A color depiction of Rockford's High School building at Madison and Walnut Streets surrounded by trees.
High School, Rockford, Ill. - 34.
A color depiction of Rockford's High School building at Madison and Walnut Streets.
Highland School Heavyweight Champions
"Highland School Heavyweight Champions". Two rows of football players with a football marked 1921. Top row: Jake Ahlgren, unknown, V. Nelson, Rupert Johnson, Dick Harrington, Pete Van Ames, Stan Hribal, Russ Harring. Bottom Row: Dick Decamp, H.…
Highland School, Rockford, Illinois.
The red brick structure of Highland School with its green roof, at Rome Avenue and E. State Street, is pictured with people lined up in front of the building.
J. Herman Hallstrom School, Rockford, Illinois - 36.
The sprawling red brick structure of J. Herman Hallstrom School, at 13th Avenue and 18th Street, is depicted in this color photograph showing a flagpole in front of the building and several sets of steps leading to various entry points.
Jackson School, Rockford, Ill.
Color rendering of Jackson School's imposing, light-colored structure at Summit and Crosby Streets.
JNO. Nelson School, Rockford, Ill.
The black and white photograph on this card shows Nelson School with several groups of people milling in front of the building, located at 5th Avenue and 14th Street.
John Nelson School Fifth Grade Class
John Nelson School, Grade 5. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School First and Second Grade Students
John Nelson School, Grade 1 & 2. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School First Grade Class
John Nelson School, Grade 1. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School Fourth Grade Class
John Nelson School, Grade 4. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School Kindergarten Class
John Nelson School, kindergarten. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School Second Grade Class
John Nelson School, Grade 2. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School Sixth Grade Class
John Nelson School, Grade 6. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School Third and Fourth Grade Students
John Nelson School, Grade 3 & 4. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
John Nelson School Third Grade Class
John Nelson School, Grade 3. Located on 14th Street and 5th Avenue.
Keith Country Day School Dramatic Cast
Keith Country Day School students dressed for a play. Top row: France Ann McCanna, Margaret Williams, Barbara Burr, John McClure, Campbell Perks, Tad Mower, Tom Schmidt, John Mohr, Everett Mertz, Bob Hall, John Severson, Edson Gaylord, Billy Gotman.…
Kent School, Rockford, Ill.
This color rendition shows Kent School, at Kent and Winnebago Streets, peeking out from its almost hidden position on the tree-lined street.
Kent School, Rockford, Ill.
This color photograph depicts Kent School, at Kent and Winnebago Streets, surrounded by trees.
Kent School, Rockford, Illinois. Kent Street and Winnebago Street
A color depiction of Kent School, at Kent and Winnebago Streets, in the snow surrounded by bare trees.
Kindergarten children and teachers
Three rows of kindergarten sturdents and four teachers gather in front of a tree and ivy-covered building identified as 400 N. Main Street. There is a tree swing in the back, left-hand corner.
Kishwaukee School, Rockford, Ill.
The Gothic-looking, red brick structure of Kishwaukee School, at Kishwaukee and Caitlin Streets, is pictured with its tower sporting an archway. A group of people are assembled in front of this portion of the building.
Kishwaukee School, Rockford, Ill.
This rendition seems the same as the photo in postcard 85.109.630 except that Kishwaukee School, located at Kishwaukee and Caitlin Streets, appears as a light-colored structure in this rendering. It may be autumn or winter since the trees are bare.
Lincoln Junior High School
Lincoln Junior High School on Charles Street, around the time of its completion in September 1927.
Lincoln Junior High School under construction.
Lincoln Junior High School, on Charles Street, under construction.
Lincoln Junior High School under construction.
Lincoln Junior High School, on Charles Street, under construction.
Lincoln Park School
Lincoln Park Elementary School, at Springfield Avenue and West State Street, Elementary School, at Springfield Avenue and West State Street, 8th Grade Graduation.
Lincoln Park School Class of 1936
Lincoln Park Elementary School, at Springfield Avenue and West State Street, graduating class of 1936.
Lincoln Park School Eighth Grade Class
Lincoln Park Elementary School, at Springfield Avenue and West State Street, Grade 8 with teacher Mr. Robert Bushaw.
Lincoln Park School Eighth Grade Graduation
Lincoln Park Elementary School, at Springfield Avenue and West State Street, 8th Grade Graduation. Teacher Robert Bushaw is in the first row, to the right of two other adults.
Lincoln Park School Faculty photo
A black and white photo of Lincoln Park School Faculty, taken on May 12, 1956. Robert Bushaw pictured in fourth row from bottom, fifth from the left. Two African-American faculty members are pictured.