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Southwood Elementary, 1500 S. 4th St, in 1922.

Submitted by columbuslibrary... on March 1, 2010 - 11:49am
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Built in 1895, Southwood Elementary School is another David Riebel structure built in the Romanesque Revival Style.

Columbus: Louis Messerschmidt postcard loaned by Laura M. Kuhnert.

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Michigan Avenue Elementary, 1200 Michigan Ave, was built in 1904. Picture is from 1922

Submitted by columbuslibrary... on March 1, 2010 - 11:13am
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Michigan Avenue Elementary School was built in 1904.

Photo loaned by Laura M. Kuhnert.

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Eleventh Avenue Elementary

Submitted by Scott Gowans on February 28, 2010 - 3:44pm
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Eleventh Avenue Elementary School survived ninety years, built 1904, burned August 13, 1994. Address: 880 11th Ave E.

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Como Elementary School

Submitted by Scott Gowans on February 28, 2010 - 3:42pm
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Como Elementary premiered in 1955. Address: 2989 Reis Ave.

Photo courtesy of the Columbus Metropolitan Library

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Atcheson Elementary

Submitted by Scott Gowans on February 28, 2010 - 2:22pm
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Atcheson Elementary, 1894-1924, was named after prominent landowner Windsor Atcheson. Joyce Avenue was originally Atcheson Avenue. Address: 1771 Joyce Ave.

Photo courtesy of the Columbus Metropolitan Library

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Groveport, Ohio, Elementary School, 2005

Submitted by Dana_Viglietta_WOSU on February 26, 2010 - 1:41pm
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Groveport Elementary School, 2005. Built in 1923 at a cost of $225,000, the three story brick building housed all 12 grades until the mid-1950’s. In 2009, the school and the adjacent junior high were awarded placement on the Federal Register of Historic Places for their unique architecture. Photo courtesy of Rick Palsgrove, Director of the Groveport Village Heritage Museum.

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Groveport, Ohio, Elementary School, 2002

Submitted by Dana_Viglietta_WOSU on February 26, 2010 - 1:26pm
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Groveport Elementary School, 2002. Built in 1923 at a cost of $225,000, the three story brick building housed all 12 grades until the mid-1950’s. In 2009, the school and the adjacent junior high were awarded placement on the Federal Register of Historic Places for their unique architecture. Photo courtesy of Rick Palsgrove, Director of the Groveport Village Heritage Museum.

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