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A view from College Hall to the north of the school gardens. The gardeners appear to be the normal school students and faculty. The old Mark Hopkins school can be seen in the background. On the back (in pencil) School garden plots/1917

A view of an event with a large number of people, including children, in front of College Hall (now called Murdoch Hall) of the North Adams Normal School. The view is to the north and the clock tower of the former Mark Hopkins training school can be…

A large number of adults and school children on the lawn below Murdock Hall. A banner center left has the words "Mark Hopkins School" on it. The back is blank.

Mark Hopkins students constructing a building. They may have been working on a garden shed or the forge. The houses in the background, which were demolished c2000, are on the site of the current Feigenbaum Center for Science and Technology. The back…

Mark Hopkins Training School students building either a garden shed or forge.The gymnasium and corner of the school can be seen on the left. The view is east toward Church St. The back is blank.

School children and faculty in normal school gardens. The back is blank.

Looking across the normal school property from College Hall to the north. The clock tower on the right belongs to the old Mark Hopkins School. The single story building in the center is Mark Hopkins gymnasium. The children from the Mark Hopkins…

Children flying kites on the land below Murdock Hall. The old Mark Hopkins School can be seen in the background.

School children parade on Church Street. On the back (in pencil): "Mark Hopkins School." It is not known if this event is related to the normal school, although the children attended training schools used by the normal school students.

School children walking through the normal school gardens to the old Mark Hopkins School. The back is blank.

Students from the Mark Hopkins Training School in the garden. They are being supervised by normal school students. The view is approximately from the present-day Mark Hopkins parking lot toward Church Street. The image appears to have been marred…