Photographs And Memories
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Port Albert's third and last schoolhouse as seen in 1957. In later years, the style of windows were changed, as well as the door being removed. The person standing on the bridge is Mr. William Sheppard.
Serial: 065
[Photo courtesy of Ms. Stella Mercer]
Port Albert's third and last schoolhouse as seen from inside the local cemetery. The community hall is just behind and the church is off to the right.
Serial: 057
[Photo courtesy of Mrs. Leona Williams]
Port Albert's third and last schoolhouse as seen from a distance. The community hall can be seen between the school and the church.
Serial: 029
[Photo courtesy of Mr. Frank Milley]
An empty spot is all that remains of where Port Albert's third and last schoolhouse once stood. The grey sky speaks to the void left after it's demolition.
Serial: 030
[Photo courtesy of Mr. Frank Milley]
Port Albert's second schoolhouse. Prior to being turned into a school, this was the telegraph office for Port Albert, which was operated by a Mr. Clarence Leslie.
Serial: 027
[Photo courtesy of Mrs. Dorothy Alexander]