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May 7, 2007
I'm not a teacher, but I do give historical tours of old
town san diego. We tour the Mason St. school house and I
like to get out my picture of a one room school house in
upstate New York, I believe taken in Parishville. One of my
grandmother, the other of my dad, both standing in front of
the same one room school house with their students. Taken
in around 1908, the other the early 1930's
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