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Old Glenora School, 1918, cross section and west elevation for proposed school

Old Glenora School, cross section and west elevation for proposed school, 1918

This image presents the cross section and west elevation design plans for the proposed Old Glenora School in 1918.

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  • The War Years: 1914-1945
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