You can also see the postcard (last one) and how artists modified photogrpahs to show the image in its best light. The building has been eradicated, and a street lamp replaced it. Then later a colorized version appeared as a postcard. I suspect a dozen or so images were made after it opened, and then a publishing house created postcards from these images.
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Built in late 1877 (on Summer Street) it was at first only "the High School", being the only one in Providence. As the next two: Technical and Classical High Schools were built, it was renamed the English High School. Its predecessor (built circa 1844) became the Normal School (teacher's college, so to speak).




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