Good evening list, I'm very interested in Colette's question. Would someone during the early 1900s, living in / around the areas of Barberton or Sawyerwood have gone to any of these schools? I've still been digging (wishing) for any school photos of my missing maternal grandfather, Harold Lee Bishop. Does anyone know if the high schools had "picture days" around 1918? Or am I asking for the moon?? Jacquie Collette LaRocque-Zetterberg wrote: >Does anyone know how we can find out if a particular person went to one of >these schools? > >Thanks, > >Collette > >---------- > >>From: Katznstamper@aol.com >>To: OHSUMMIT-L@rootsweb.com >>Subject: [OHSUMMIT-L] 1900 Akron City Directory (published by Burch)--Public >> >Schools > >>Date: Tue, Jul 16, 2002, 4:54 PM >> >>Public Schools (Akron) >> >>High School--south side Forge between College and Union >> >>Bowen School--west side N. Broadway >> >>Crosby School--northwest corner Smith and West >> >>Grace School--corner W Exchange and Maple >> >>Perkins School--corner W Exchange and Bowery >> >>Howe School--corner Bowery and Bartges >> >>Allen School--corner S Main and Thornton >> >>Leggett School--north side E Thornton between Sumner and Allyn >> >>Spicer School--south side Carroll between Brown and Spicer >> >>Kent School--S Arlington between Exchange and S Case ave >> >>Henry School--corner N Forge and Arch >> >>Bryan School--north side Charles near N Howard >> >>North Hill School--north side W Tallmadge ave >>