D7684-1

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D7684-1

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  • 1938-12-01 (Creation)

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Young Tacoma students make history come to life. Mrs. Marie Kuhl's 5th grade class at Oakland concluded their study of early American pioneers by building replicas of the past. Included are miniature covered wagons, block houses and log cabins. They were built by the 10 year old students at home. Posing with the exhibit are, left to right, Dorothy Naper with a pioneer table, Joseph Howe and Maxine Gibson with a covered wagon and Jimmy Bloom with a blockhouse. (T. Times, 12/5/1938, p. 14) similar picture numbered A7684 image 1


School children--Tacoma--1930-1940; Oakland Grade School (Tacoma); Naper, Dorothy; Howe, Joseph; Gibson, Maxine; Bloom, Jimmy; Models;

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