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The War Room School Display
Old-Fashoned Kitchen Indian Artifacts

 

School Days

The school display includes vintage desks (including one from the long-gone Beaver Meadows school), class photographs, framed documents and maps from area school rooms.

On the wall in the back of the exhibit is the brownstone plaque from the Green Street School, which served as Hazleton's second high school.

The school exhibit offers an interesting glimpse of the old-time Hazleton area classroom. The lectern in front was used for many years by Ruth Koch, who taught art in several Hazleton schools.

Lying on one of the desks is a paddle bearing the name of "Mr. Capelado," a reminder that corporal punishment once was routine in local schools.

Lending to the old-time atmosphere are antique accessories, such as an old handbell and an inkwell.

In the back is a pot-bellied stove, typical of the type used to heat one-room schoolhouses.