Photographs of Schools Used In "Culture Clash and Accommodation: Public Schooling in Salt Lake City, 1890-1994", 1890-1994

File — Box: 1, Folder: 11

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: Alice Amanda Hillam (middle of fourth row), aunt of Dorothy Higgs Smith. Forest School, Salt Lake City circa 1910.
Photograph number 2: Glee Club in the Music Room of the Washington School, circa 1936. Miss Melba Clark, teacher.
Photograph number 3: Washington School room 6, circa 1899. Mr. Avery, Principal and Mrs. Knowles, Teacher.
Photograph number 4: Library at the Washington School circa 1936. Mrs. Pyke, Librarian.
Photograph number 5: Kindergarten Band at the Washington School circa 1934. Ralph Larsen, leader.
Photograph number 6: Three dancers.
Photograph number 7: Third grade studying reference material for a Social Studies assignment on transportation. Eva Mae Green, Teacher and Betty Lewis, Librarian. May 1938.
Photograph number 8: Art Room of Washington School, circa 1934.
Photograph number 9: Webster School, second grade class.
Photographs of Whittier School's "Victory Garden" in Salt Lake City during World War II.
Photograph number 10: "Pickling peas for canning. July 18, 1916."
Photograph number 11: "City children respond promptly to call to work! Give them a chance."
Photograph number 12: "Canning peas raised at the Whittier School, 1916."
Photograph number 13: "Canning Chicken, peas, beans, etc. 1916."
Photograph number 14: "Everybody interested in children's work."
Photograph number 15: "80 quarts of canned products put up by children. July 18, 1916."
Photograph number 16: Brigham Young and his sons. (Note: Utah State Historical Society photo.)
Photograph number 17: Brigham Young's schoolhouse. (Note: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints photo.)

Dates

1890-1994

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Collection materials are in English.

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.