A Closer Look at the Historic Franklin School in the 1920s

Published April 22, 2013

Get a closer look at the historic Franklin School in the 1920s, which still stands today and is being turned into a language-arts museum. See the photos and learn more about this incredible transformation!

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Take a look at the Franklin School back in the 1920s. It still stands today and is being turned into a language-arts museum.

view of the Franklin School in the 1920s

Posted in Faces & Places of Yesterday
and tagged 1920s, Franklin Square, The Franklin School

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