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First Grade class, San Bruno Park School, ca. 1906

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First Grade class, San Bruno Park School, ca. 1906, 1906 (Internet Archive)
First Grade class, San Bruno Park School, ca. 1906, 1906 (Internet Archive)
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Public domain historical photograph of a first grade class at San Bruno Park School in San Bruno, California, circa 1906. Educational group portrait.


This photograph shows a first grade class at San Bruno Park School in San Bruno, California, taken around 1906. The record groups it alongside materials from Babe Schade's Dancing Class and lists Marjorie Elston as a creator, though the precise relationship between these names and the photograph remains uncertain from the cataloguing.

San Bruno Park School served the community during the early twentieth century, a period when California's public education system was expanding rapidly. Class photographs like this one documented school life and provided families with keepsakes of their children's education.

The photograph forms part of a collection digitised through California Revealed, a statewide programme that makes holdings from California libraries, archives, museums and historical societies publicly available. The material was digitised by the San Bruno Public Library, preserving local educational history for researchers and descendants.

Compiled from the catalogue record and reference notes on the formats and events involved. The archive record above is the primary source.


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