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Explore more than 100,000 collection items online through the Society’s digital collections. For over two decades, we’ve been scanning, photographing, and digitizing materials from our collections, creating a rich and growing digital archive that brings history closer to you.
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Reading Outside Dudgeon School in Summer
June 11, 1954
Teacher Mrs. Gertrude Wilson is sitting outside in the shade and reading to her pupils. She is sitting in a chair on a sidewalk across from the children who are sitting on the steps.
Reading Outside Dudgeon School in Summer
June 11, 1954
The book, Days of Adventure, being read aloud by Hadi Pankow and Randy Sumner as other boys and girls follow along. The group is sitting on stone steps.
Dudgeon School Students Making Snowmen
February 23, 1959
Over 100 Dudgeon school students making snowmen from a wet snowfall during recess.
Reading Outside Dudgeon School in Summer
June 11, 1954
Student Joan Woerdehoff with her hand raised, ready to answer her teacher Gertrude Wilson's question. Other students behind her are shown searching their books for the answer. Mrs. Wilson is sittin...
Vocational School Speech Class
February 4, 1954
As preparation for speech class at the Madison Vocational School, Olga Toltzien is reading from The American Observer.
Laurie Stein in Her Crib
July 19, 1954
Laurie Stein, daughter of photographer Edwin Stein.
