Open Air School Boehne Camp

The teacher is using a Victrola, an early phonograph record player. The outfits the children are wearing were sometimes called "Eskimo suits." The fresh air schools had heat, but windows were always open so fresh air flowed in. Bicentennial Train image.

Bibliographic Details
Language:unknown
Published: Indiana Historical Society 1910
Subjects:
School children; Schools; Classrooms; Clothing & dress; Desks; Tuberculosis; Health care facilities; Health & hygiene facilities; Educational facilities
eskimo*
Online Access:http://images.indianahistory.org/u?/tuberculosi,12
Description
Summary:The teacher is using a Victrola, an early phonograph record player. The outfits the children are wearing were sometimes called "Eskimo suits." The fresh air schools had heat, but windows were always open so fresh air flowed in. Bicentennial Train image.

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