Holland Hill School
1941 (Date published)
black and white
Exterior view of the Holland Hill School building. On the right side, there is a one-story structure that has a cupola, one chimney, windows without shutters, a door, and a staircase with railings. On the left side, there is what appears to be a brick building with windows, one chimney, a door, and steps. In the foreground, there is snow, a fence, and a road. "The Holland Hill School, built in 1918 on Kings Highway, was demolished to make way for the Connecticut Turnpike. A new Holland Hill School opened in 1956 on Meadowcroft Road." This information was found in Images of America Fairfield Connecticut by Barbara Austen and Barbara Bryan.
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