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From the Golden archives

Wire Service by Wire Service
August 31, 2023
in Community, Home
This historical photo comes from The Golden Star in 1973, of the town’s first schoolhouse, which was the home of Clarence Palumbo and family. The house was moved to a new foundation just across the railway tracks on 10th Street. The 
previous school had been in the waiting room of the skating rink. Mrs. Bill Wenman remembers the old house as her primary school in 1905. (Golden Museum and Archives)

This historical photo comes from The Golden Star in 1973, of the town’s first schoolhouse, which was the home of Clarence Palumbo and family. The house was moved to a new foundation just across the railway tracks on 10th Street. The previous school had been in the waiting room of the skating rink. Mrs. Bill Wenman remembers the old house as her primary school in 1905. (Golden Museum and Archives)

This historical photo comes from The Golden Star circa 1973, of the town’s first school house, which was the home of Clarence Palumbo and family. The house was moved to a new foundation just across the railway tracks on 10th street. The previous school had been in the waiting room of the skating rink. Mrs. Bill Wenman remembers the old house as her primary school in 1905.

~Golden Museum and Archives

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