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School Scene at the Brady Building in Scottsville

School at the Brady Building in Scottsville

Name:  School Scene at the Brady Building in Scottsville

Date:  Early 1900's

Image Number:  RollOneNeg19A

Comments:  The Brady Building, located at the corner of Main and east Valley Street, served as the first public school in Scottsville from around 1876 to 1906.   Its students and teachers pose with the school and a carbide street lamp as their backdrop.   When Scottsville's 'School on the Hill' was built in 1906, the school at Brady was relocated.   The Brady Building was later torn down, and its bricks were used to build the Harris house on West Main Street.

The street immediately in front of the Brady Building's entrance is Main Street.   The first building (white) to the left of this school was Dr. J. P. Blair's dental office.

Copyright © 2001 by Scottsville Museum

Image Located On:  Capturing Our Heritage, CDB2
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