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This page links to photographs in the Gottscho-Schleisner Collection of the Library of Congress. Their American Memory project has digitized photos of Grout Park School on Hamburg Street taken by Samuel Gottscho and William Schleisner in November 1954.

Exterior

• Exterior from hill
• Rear detail
• Rear, sharp view
• Overhang, long shot sharp
• From northwest
• South facade from left
• Long shot, south facade from right
• Detail, south facade
• Exterior from southwest
• West facade
• Detail of west facade

Interior

• Clothing wardrobes
• Corridor
• Empty classroom, door open looking outdoors
• Fourth grade I
• Fourth grade II
• Foyer I
• Foyer II
• Vista to foyer
• Gymnasium with children
• Gymnasium without children
• Gymnasium detail, with figures
• Gymnasium detail, no figures
• Kindergarten class group
• Kindergarten fireplace, child asleep on floor
• Library
• Television in library
• Parent-teachers lounge I
• Parent-teachers lounge II
• Staircase
• Third grade
• Entrance to vestibule
• Workshop