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During: Tub area500 viewsA close-up of the corner shelves.
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Finished product: Shower area500 viewsAnother view of the finished shower area.
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Playground499 viewsThis playground equipment was salvaged and moved to the Meservey Schoolhouse Park - the site of my elementary school right across the street from my mom's house.
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Main Entrance499 viewsWhen the gym and classroom addtion was put on in the 50's, this became the main entrance to the school.
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Cathy and Andrew498 viewsTis one's just a simple flash photo of Cathy and Andrew.
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Shop Room498 viewsAs noted above, 'shop' was no longer offered at M-T in recent years, so the portions of the room which didn't become the distance learning center kind of reverted to a messy storeroom. When the building was first built in the 1930's, this area, along with the band room coming up, was the school gym and auditorium -- you can still see the Proscenium arch in the upper right of this picture.
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Night on the Bridge497 viewsThis one's not too bad, although the foreground subjects are slightly blurred (you try keeping a 1 and 3yo still for 2 seconds <g> )
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"Before" picture: Vanity and Countertop495 viewsHere's a view of the original bathroom's sink/counter area. The old tile was pink. Above the mirror was a very dated flourescent light fixture that wasn't connected to the wall switch -- you had to turn it on via a switch on the side of the light (the wall switch controlled an overhead light).
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Mrs. Fischer's room495 viewsWilliam stands by the blackboard where Cathy wrote "Mrs. Fischer's Room"
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Collapse from Stone Arch Bridge494 viewsIf you enlarge the picture, you can see some of the green structural members jutting upward, as well as some of the concrete decking in the river underneath and the lock/dam structure. In the background is the 10th Avenue Bridge, where most of the later pictures in this album were taken (it was closed at the time we took the ones on the Stone Arch Bridge).
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Collapse494 viewsAnother view of the collapse viewed through the arches of the 10th Avenue Bridge, and taken from Bridge #9.
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