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Texas : Architecture : Schoolhouses : Class - 1920s Jarrell School, Texas Photo circa 1920-22 Courtesy Nelda D. Crews "Ruth Cowart is the girl in a sailor outfit sitting in the front row on the ground. It was when her father John McGlothlin worked there for the B. & W. Railroad. Ruth was a child of about 10 or 12, and she was born in 1910, so the picture is probably 1920-22." - Nelda D. Crews Anyone wishing to share information, stories or photos of Texas Schoolhouses, please contact us. Go to Jarrell, Texas More Texas Schoolhouses

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