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September 13, 2001
Seattle Schools restoring the past
By KATHY JOHNSON and SUSAN LLEWELLYN
Seattle School District
Seattle School District
Photo by Steve Dubinsky The restoration of John Stanford International School, Latona campus, was completed last year and designed by Bassetti Architects. |
In early 1900’s America, when many of the district’s older schools were built, as many as 90 percent of Americans lived in homes without electricity. Child labor was still legal, and most Americans lived in rural areas.
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