GARFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, CA. 1910
Entry/Object ID
97.28.1.7
Description
GARFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, CA. 1910
A colored photographic postcard of Garfield Grammar School, Pasadena, California, ca. 1910. The Greek Revival-style building is a two-story square-shaped structure with a basement and features a temple-like facade with four columns and a gabled pediment though the building's roof is flat. A long set of steps with side walls approaches the entrance within the facade at right. A series of large four-paned windows are set within the facade with smaller triptych windows are outside it. A side entrance, four sets of triptych windows, and a pedimented window on the second floor are at left. An American flag on a pole is on the lawn in front with a few small trees. The unused card is published by Edward H. Mitchell of San Francisco. In fair condition with abrasions on the upper and lower left front, creases on the lower left front, corner dents, a small stain on the back and some discoloration. None
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Written Communication T & E, Postcards, Garfield Grammar School, School buildings--Pasadena (Calif.), Greek revival (Architecture)
