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New York School Enquiry, 1911-13: Vocational School for Boys, Manhattan, Carpentry Shop (b / w photo)
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New York School Enquiry, 1911-13: Vocational School for Boys, Manhattan, Carpentry Shop (b / w photo)
6026052 New York School Enquiry, 1911-13: Vocational School for Boys, Manhattan, Carpentry Shop (b/w photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Vocational School for Boys, Manhattan, Carpentry Shop. Illustration for Final Report, Committee on School Inquiry Board of Estimate and Apportionment (City of New York, 1911-13).); © Look and Learn
Media ID 22581216
© Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images
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This print captures a moment in the New York School Enquiry of 1911-13, specifically showcasing the Vocational School for Boys in Manhattan. The image focuses on the bustling carpentry shop within the school, providing a glimpse into early 20th-century education and vocational training. In this scene, rows of sturdy wooden tables fill the workshop, each adorned with checkerboards and storage boxes. Young boys can be seen diligently working on their carpentry projects, surrounded by tools and materials. The atmosphere is filled with creativity and determination as these students hone their skills under the watchful eye of their instructors. The photograph not only highlights the importance of practical learning but also sheds light on various aspects of education during that time period. It showcases how schools prioritized hands-on experiences to prepare young individuals for future careers in trades like carpentry. As we delve deeper into this historical image, it becomes evident that this vocational school was more than just a place for skill development; it served as a hub for recreation and socialization as well. The presence of checkerboards suggests moments of leisure amidst hard work. Overall, this print offers us an invaluable window into both educational practices at that time and life in early 20th-century Manhattan. It serves as a testament to America's commitment to providing comprehensive schooling opportunities while preserving its rich history.
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