CLASS AT DUKE STREET SCHOOL, TOODYAY
A copy of a B & W photo of 47 boys & girls in 4 rows.
The back two rows maybe standing.
The next are sitting and the front 11 boys are sitting crossed legged on the ground.
Two are wearing shoes the others are bare footed.
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The old Newcastle School, located on Duke Street, was the first purpose built school in the new town site of Toodyay (then known as Newcastle). It operated as a school from 1887.
By 1949 increasing numbers of students meant a site for a new school was chosen. In 1954 the new Toodyay District High School opened and Duke Street closed.
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- TOODYAY SHOWGROUNDS
- DUKE ST SCHOOL CLASS TOODYAY
- NEWCASTLE GAOL IN EARLY STAGES OF RESTORATION
- WARDERS' QUARTERS OF THE TOODYAY CONVICT HIRING DEPOT
- COLLAR; LADIES IRISH LACE
- TOODYAY PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS, AFTER 1954
- JAMES ALLEN & MARY ANN TWINE
- OPENING OF TOODYAY SCHOOL
- DUKE STREET SCHOOL 1908
- TOODYAY INDUSTRIAL EXTRACTS 'WOOD EXTRACT' BAGS
- PUPILS AT DUKE ST IN FANCY DRESS COSTUME