7th Street School (African American), Abt 1890, John A Porter (1856-1929), Principal.
John A. Porter was born in Maryland and died in Washington D.C.
He pastored several Churches including Grace AME in Catonsville
and Ebenezer AME in Gerogetown. His parents were James Albert
and Winifred Ross Porter. John A. Porter was African American.
Winifred Ross' mother was white.
(Photos courtesy of Coni Porter Uzelac, coni@dpw-archives.org)

Youngest Children

Middle Children

Oldest Children (Room #1)

First Consolidated School 1910
(Photo courtesy of Scott Gager, darkstar@megsinet.net)

Sunnyside School, a one room school in Sunnyside, Frederick County, Maryland. Circa 1926 (Photo courtesty of Patricia L. Blackwell, Ualemp8054 @aol.com)

Greenfield School, located in then Greenfield, Frederick County, Maryland. Teacher is James R. Whiten (gentleman in suit). Circa 1923. (Photo courtesty of Patricia L. Blackwell, Ualemp8054 @aol.com)

North Market Street School in Frederick, Maryland, Miss Pauline Gilbert's Third Grade Class, (6 March 1916).

North Market Street School in Frederick, Maryland, Class unknown, (abt 1910).

Unknown School in Frederick, Maryland, Miss Kate's Room, (abt 1910).

Juvenile Literary Society, 6th grade, BHS, Frederick, Maryland (20 March 1916).