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Title: Liscomb school, Christian Church, State Street looking north, Buildings and streets, Liscomb, Iowa
Description: Montage of Liscomb, Iowa: Liscomb School, Christian Church, State Street looking north
Date Created: 1920
PID: grinnell:13293

Title: High school, Baptist Church, First Baptist Church, M.E. Church, Methodist Episcopal Church, Greeting card, Monroe, Iowa
Description: Montage of Monroe, Iowa including the high school, the Baptist Church and the M.E. Church. Number 2485.
Date Created: 1910
PID: grinnell:13366

Title: High school building, New Sharon, Iowa
Description: Looking at the entrance to a two story brick school building in New Sharon, Iowa. 1918 postmark. Number 40.
Date Created: 1918
PID: grinnell:14331

Title: High school, New Sharon, Iowa
Description: Looking at the entrance to a two story brick school building in New Sharon, Iowa. Number 47.
Date Created: 1918
PID: grinnell:14329

Title: Lincoln Elementary School, Lincoln Public School, Washington, Iowa
Description: School children standing in from of the school building. 1942 postmark. Number E-3.
Date Created: 1942
PID: grinnell:13741

Title: Saint Angela Academy, St. Angela Domestic Science Institute, Normal College, Newton, Iowa
Description: Normal College was originally founded as a private school called the Hazel Dell Academy by Professor Darius Thomas in 1856. In 1893, the school was sold to Professor G.W. Wormley who moved it to a new location and named it the Newton Normal College. Business and teaching classes were taught there until its closing in 1906.
Date Created: 1905
PID: grinnell:13532

Title: Marston Hall, Iowa State University, Laboratory of Mechanics, Old college, Le Grand, Iowa
Description: Built in 1878 and originally named the LeGrand Christian Institute, the building was closed in 1885 due to financial problems. It was reopened 1889 renamed the LeGrand Christian College, but financial problems persisted until a benefactor, H.A. Palmer donated a large sum to which the college was renamed in 1897 to Palmer College. The college was closed in 1912 when it was moved to Albany, Missouri.
Date Created: 1922
PID: grinnell:13342