The Lemannville School: A Collection of Rare Photographs & Artifacts

Student assignments and letters were uncovered in the Lemannville Collection. The student assignments were safely stored inside of the Language Arts and Science Books.

Science Book

Wood

2014.023.001

Calvin Ceasar
7th grade Health Class
2014.012.002

Herbert Ceasar The Duke
7th grade
Good Food
2014.012.003

Arithmetic
7th grade
2014.012.005

Language Arts Book
Wood
2014.012.001

Bernice Hopper
5th grade
English
2014.012.004

Oliver Hooper Jr.
5th grade
Spelling
2014.012.006

Joshua Davis Letter to Lloyd
January 27, 1950
2014.012.00

Eddie Joshua
History Lesson
5th grade
1950
2014.012.009

Eddie Joshua
Spelling
5th grade
1950
2014.012.010

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In addition to being an educator, Birdie R. Brittain was also a photographer. Birdie had an extensive collection of photographs and postcards. According to her nephew McDonough Robinson, she had a darkroom in her living room.

Unknown gentlemen
Postcard
2014.003.001

Unknown gentlemen sitting with a top hat
Postcard
2014.014.001

Unknown Solder
Postcard
2014.014.001

Unknown Soldier
Mini postcard
2014.025.001

Dora Simmons
San Antonio, Texas
Postcard
2014.026.001

"Ellis Oldest One, 14 years old"
14 years old
Photograph
2014.027.001

Mr. Desire Hubbart
Postcard sent to Birdie from Mr. Desire Hubbart
2014.028.001

Several photographs list the last name Hubbart. Below it is spelled
Hubbert, or it can be spelled Hubbard. Do you know of any last name
variations on your family tree?