Photograph of Stowe Elementary School
Dublin Core
Title
Photograph of Stowe Elementary School
Subject
Schools--Kansas--Kansas City
Schools--Elementary
USD 500
Schools--Architecture
Schools--Elementary
USD 500
Schools--Architecture
Description
Black and white photo of Stowe Elementary School. Stowe was located at Second St. and Richmond Ave (also called Second and Virginia Ave., and some said the building was located on Walker Ave. near Fourth St.). Constructed in 1899 by Rose and Peterson Architechts, Stowe was named for the American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe. The school was constructed in 1899. There were only four rooms, four teachers for the eight grades that were housed in the building. The first principal of Stowe Elementary School was Mr. J. J. Base (who also taught classes). The other faculty members at that time were Miss Mary E. Porter, Miss Carrie Davis and Mrs. J. J. Thomas. The school was destroyed by fire in July 1968 and razed soon after.
Creator
Bill Radford
Source
Kansas Room Special Collections
Publisher
Kansas City, Kansas Public Library
Date
1929
Rights
Format
JPG
Type
Gelatin silver print
Identifier
KSCOLL_PH_Stowe_01
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Gelatin silver print
Physical Dimensions
8 x 10 in
Files
Collection
Citation
Bill Radford, “Photograph of Stowe Elementary School,” Kansas Room Special Collections, accessed April 24, 2024, https://kansascollection.omeka.net/items/show/7.