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    Slide File Number: 03.54-B-2 The school closed in 1974.

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    Slide File Number: 03.54-E-1

    Slide File Number: 03.54-E-2 The date stones record the various dates of construction and renovation on this building.

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    Slide File Number: 03.53-C-1 Central School opened in 1893. The school was constructed by the Newman Brothers, a St. Catharines construction company. This building was demolished in 1979.

    Slide File Number: 03.53-C-2 The school closed in 1958.

    Slide File Number: 03.52-C-1 St. Catharines Collegiate outgrew its location on Church Street. This new school was built on Catherine Street, opening in 1923.

    Slide File Number: 03.52-C-3 St. Catharines Collegiate outgrew its location on Church Street. This new school was built on Catherine Street, opening in 1923.

    Slide File Number: 03.52-D-1 St. Catharines Collegiate outgrew its location on Church Street. This new school was built on Catherine Street, opening in 1923.

    Slide File Number: 03.51-D-2 Alexandra Public School was torn down in 2015. Harriet Tubman Public School now occupies the same space.

    Slide File Number: 03.51-D-3 Alexandra Public School was torn down in 2015. Harriet Tubman Public School now occupies the same space.

    File Number: 07/pt1/10-1.1 The school closed in 1981 and for a time became Thorold's Town Hall.

    File Number: 15/pt2/28-1.3 The school was built in 1912 on the east side of the Welland Canal in Port Colborne. The school was renamed the Dewitt Carter Public School in 1950 in honour of the first m

    File Number: 15/pt1/15-1.1 The school was closed and torn down in 2015 to make way for Twenty Valley Public School, an amalgamation of Vineland, Campden, Maple Grove & Jordan Public Schools.

    Slide File Number: 03.53-E-2 This image is taken from the book St. Catharines: The Garden City.

    File Number: 19/pt1/19-1.5 Part of the Petrie Collection donated by the Niagara Falls Public Library to the St. Catharines Public Library