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Black and white photographic print showing the class of 1907 at Welland Central School.

Front row, from left to right: C. D. Robins; Jim Gilmore; John Cohoe; Hutton; Gordon Capler; Arthur Cox; Gretchen Hoover; Blanchard. Second row, from left to…

Black and white photographic print showing the class of 1903 at Welland Central School.

Front row, from left to right: Eugene Shook; Margaret Thompson; Edith Piper; Unknown; Jean Barter; Edith Cunningham; Beth Wright; Frances Heslop; Edna Reicho;…

Black and white photographic print of a public school in Fenwick, Pelham, c. 1900.

Black and white photograph of a class posing out front of Hansler School, Pelham, c. 1926-1927.

Back row, from left to right: Bill Brady; Joe Beckett; Harly Beckett; Unknown. Middle row, from left to right: Madeline Hicks; Florence Beckett; Mary…

Black and white photograph of a class posing in front of Hansler School, Pelham, c. 1926-1927.

Front row, from left to right: Joe Beckett; Unknown; Unknown; Bill Brady. Middle row, from left to right: Unknown; Lula Rowcliffe; Margaret Mathers;…

Black and white photographic print of a class posing in front of Hansler School, Pelham, c. 1921-1922.

Front row, from left to right: Ethel Blagfarne; Lelia Beckett; Ruth Hicks; Dora Hicks; Ruth Cook. Back row, from left to right: Phoebe Cook;…

Black and white photograph of St. John's Common School, Ridgeville, undated, possibly in the 1970s after restoration.

The common school was established in 1804 and operated until the 1830s and it began the public education system in Canada. It was…

Black and white photographic print of Welland High School, c. 1906. The first Welland High building was located on Denistoun and West Main Streets, and was operational between 1879 and 1915.

Halftone reproduction of a black and white photograph of Welland High School, undated. It was located on Denistoun and West Main Streets, and was operational between 1915 and 1998.

Black and white photograph of Welland High & Vocational School, c. 1930. It was located on Denistoun and West Main Streets, and was operational between 1915 and 1998.