Figure 1.-- The Tumwater School was located in Thurston County, Washington. It was rural school. A 1904 school photograph shows the children sitting on the front porch of the wooden school building. |
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The Tumwater School was located in Thurston County, Washington. It was rural school. A 1904 school photograph shows the children sitting on the front porch of the wooden school building. The children wear a wide rabge of clothing. Most boys wear long pants. One boy wears kneepants. Several boys wear suits. One boy has a ruffled Fauntleroy collar. Anoyher boy wears kneepants overalls, a rather unusual style. Several boys are barefoot.
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