You can see the School #49 building, which we now own, just to the south (right). And there's a residence, just to the north (left).
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
110 Years Ago, This Month
One hundred and ten years ago, we were just a hole in the ground waiting to be filled.
You can see the School #49 building, which we now own, just to the south (right). And there's a residence, just to the north (left).
Two month's later, significant progress had been made, and by May of 1909, the building had been completed.
You can see the School #49 building, which we now own, just to the south (right). And there's a residence, just to the north (left).
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Hello Meg, It's great to find these under-construction images. They often give perspectives that can't be seen in the completed building, especially with views, neighbors, building methods, etc. I have some construction photos of Calhoun College being built (from a never-written post) and one of the most amazing things was seeing right through the structure of this very solid stone building.
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