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Mary Lee Griggs and Children at Neighborhood House



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Title: Mary Lee Griggs and Children at Neighborhood House
Description: Mary Lee Griggs, director of the Play School at Neighborhood House, with Elizabeth Schuch, Joseph Oliva, Joseph Pelitteri, and Yoshi Goto. Two of these children were the offspring of students who had also attended the Play School as children decades before. Neighborhood House was located at 29 South Mills Street.
Image ID: 95906
Creation
Date: 		1967 
Creator
Name: 		Barlet, Tom
City, State: Madison, Wisconsin
Collection
Name: 		Neighborhood House (Madison, Wis.) : Records, 1915-1980
Genre: Photographs
Additional
Information: 		See Image ID: 95905 for an earlier photograph of Mary Lee Griggs and Neighborhood House children including Catherine Oliva, Elizabeth Schuch's mother. See also Image IDs: 96195, 96337, 96904, and 96910 for other images related to the Play School.
Subjects: Early childhood education
Organizations
Students
Toys
Children and adults
Clothing and dress
Indoor photography
Portraits, Group
Dresses
Jewelry
Clothing and dress
Asian Americans
School administrators
 

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