Hi Mark:  I'll try this again - I'm pretty sure my original message did not
go through.

I did not go to school in the 1940's, but attended a school built about 1910
in a small town in southern Ontario.  No lockers, but we had cloakrooms in
the classroom where coats, boots, lunches and etc. were kept.
It may not be so much when you went to school, but when your school was
built.

Paula Hill

                -----Original Message-----
                From:   Mark Speltz [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
                Sent:   20 November 2000 21:15
                To:     [log in to unmask]
                Subject:        School in the 1940s - question

                Hello everyone.

                I have a fun question.  I am wondering if anyone out there
in museum-l land
                can tell me about going to school in the 1940s?

                I am wondering if LOWER and MIDDLE schools in the mid 1940s
in general did or
                didn't have lockers in the hallways?

                Thanks for your replies, I appreciate it greatly.

                Mark Speltz

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