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1907 Photograph of Children Holding a Chalkboard with "Carpenter School" On It

Citation

“1907 Photograph of Children Holding a Chalkboard with "Carpenter School" On It,” Madison Historical, accessed October 9, 2025, https://madison-historical.siue.edu/archive/items/show/2424.

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Description

A 1907 photograph of children standing for a school picture. A little girl is in the front holding a chalkboard with "Carpenter School 1907" written on it. This may have been from a school in Carpenter, Illinois, located in Madison County's Hamel Township.

Transcription

  • Front
    Carpenter School 1907
  • Back
    Lillie Sparks Blanche White Lucille Haley Edward Sparks Fred Vieth Fred Opel Will Bettmann Anna Schalberg Kath Sparks Malre White Alma Moritz Edwin Rinkel Herman Richards Alfred Miller Charlie Rinkel Edward Schaberg Wally White Reka Brakhane Eva Massey Harry Sparks Arlie Massey

Source

  • SIUE Archives

Subjects

  • education

Date

1907

Language

English

Type

  • Photograph

Format

  • Black and white photographic print
  • jpg

Physical Dimensions

9.87 x 12 [inches]

Coverage

  • 1900s

Identifier

  • GodfreyPhoto-P-020
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