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James Lick School circa 1910

[James Lick School, San Francisco, Cal.] Postcard view of James Lick school at Noe and 25th. Built as Noe and Temple Primary School and later known as James Lick Grammar School. When the first story was built in 1874-1875, it was one story in height with four classrooms but was planned so two more stories could be built later. The second story, of four more classrooms, was added in 1881, and the third story was added in 1895. [WMK]
Photographer Unknown (Marilyn Blaisdell Collection / Courtesy of a Private Collector)

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