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    Nina Churchill with her class at the Dancy School SS#10 in South Crosby Rear L to R: Bruce Bishop, Mike Carty, Joe Carty, John Perrin, Beatrice Bryan, Bob Martin, teacher Nina Churchill Front L to R

    Ballantyne's School SS#3 South Elmsley around 1895. The school was built in 1860 by William Ballantyne.

    Class at the Crosby school c.1955

    Arbour Day c.1910 at a local school tentatively identified as Elgin or Crosby

    An unidenfied school in South Crosby (possibly the Crosby School)

    The Crosby brick school SS#2 was built in 1907 by John Knowlton to replace an earlier school. This photograph shows John (3d from the right) and a class at the school. John also built the Delta Unite

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    Maud Poppelwell and her class at Lombardy Public School SS#6 Names include Front LR Leonard Hughes, Tommy Healey, Jim Thomas, ? , Albyn Cauley 2d row L to R Mary Allen, Evelyn Bass, Margaret Healey,

    Blanchard's Hill School shared with Kitley. Picture taken about 1905 with teacher Annie Dunn.3rd from left Gould, Martin, M. Blanchard, Blanchard, Jordan 8th from right: Jordon, Myrtle Blanchard , Fr

    The Poonamalie School was not heavily attended and closed in 1955. The building has since been torn down.

    Class picture from the Red Brick School in Elginn c.1900

    Picture of a class from the Red Brick School in Elgin c.1920

    Elgin Continuation School c.1970. The Elgin continuation school was started in the 1920s and operated until the 1950s. In the 1960s, it was used briefly while Rideau District High School was under co

    Teacher Fannie Beale with students at SS#3 Ballantyne's School in South Elmsley 1916 Front L to R Marie Salmon, Fannie Beale (teacher), Arthur Hunter Mid- Isabel Huddleston, Helen Hunter, Jack Salmon

    Teacher on steps of local school - probably Forfar or Crosby

    Students in front of blackboard at Forfar School (probably) c.1955

    Class at Delta school c.1935 At far right is Etta Jones and Arnold Kell

    The Newboro Public School was built in 1887. Before this the courthouse had been used as the village school. It stopped being used in 1967 and was eventually torn down in the 1990s.