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    The metal tower on the left is a flag pole. The additions (wings) were built in 1922.

    A red brick school house with bell tower on top.

    Postal stamp is Nov 3, 10 Beamsville, Ont.

    Built sometime after 1847. On the south side of King St. near William St.

    Known as "Henry's Folly", it was built by James Henry, first Clerk of Clinton. It was aquired around 1859 for $5,000. It was used for both elementary and high school classes, until a high school was

    The building on the left is the public school. Jacob Beam Elementary School is now in this location. The building on the right was built in 1887.

    The flag appears to be the Union Jack.

    A postcard showing Vineland Public School. A metal flag pole can be seen on the left. Children can be seen posing in the lower left and on the stairways leading into the school.

    One of the two entrances can be seen on the right. There are stone spheres on either side of the gates. One of these spheres can be seen at the current Rittenhouse Library.

    The school is now part of the Jordan Historical Museum of the Twenty, in Jordan.

    A view, looking west, of the front of Rittenhouse Public School. This is a colour image.

    Mr. Moses F. Rittenhouse paid for the installation of a sidewalk from Lake Ontario to Hwy 8 (Reg. Rd. 81) as well as for the school building.

    Includes a 2 cent postage stamp. Postcard is dated June 22/19

    The street in front of the school is Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd. 24). Moses F. Rittenhouse paid to have a sidewalk put in from Lake Ontario to Highway 8(Reg. Rd. 81). The garden was part of a 'new' techn

    The road is Victoria Ave. (Reg Rd. 24). The garden was part of a 'new' program to teach skills to rural school students.

    A pre-existing house was purchased in 1859 on the corner of William and King Streets to be the local school.

    Looking south on Victoria Ave. (Reg. Rd. 24). Rittenhouse School is behind some trees in the middle of the photo

    A view of the front of Vineland Public School (Louth 3 Clinton 2) with students and teachers on front lawn.

    The metal 'tower' in the foreground is a flag pole in common use by schools at that time.

    Fifteen children and a man pose in front of a school.