the memory of separate entrances
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19 comments:
Just another way to sneak out.
Gosh, how old is that building?
Interesting bits from our past.
Great capture and subtitle!
I don't quite remember separate entrances but the elementary school I went to the boys and girls had separate recess areas. A long time ago!! MB
Great find, brattcat!
You just reminded me of a quite paste era. Beautiful image and thanks for the memories (of youth).
So where's the girls entrance?
The little things must have been much more exciting back then. "Look, a boy!" Giggle, giggle.
The not-so-good old days. But I don't remember them. So far as I can recall, boys and girls entered through the same door. Well, the boys usually ran through the door knocking the girls down - especially after school!
How funny. I didn't know there used to be separate entrances. Glad those days are gone. Although, I think Jacob is right and maybe it would be safer for the girls to have their own door.
Separate, but equal!?
I seem to remember that from a local Catholic school. Of course it was all boys for years and then became girls too. I had forgotten.
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It's hard to believe!I hope today everything is more 'normal'hehehe I mean about girls and boys have the opportunity to study together in the same school! ;)
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Léia
*** wonderful idea for this post!
I go back a ways, but even I can't remember separate entrances in schools. My first reaction was that it was an entrance to a Boys Club.
This image is a delight, BC. THe texture, the subdued colours, the geometry. THis is the sort of shot that I crave and that my eye searches for all the time. Bravo.
I'm no expert in education, but there's something to be said for it. I went to a co-ed elementary school but an all-boys high school. It was a good thing for me at the time.
:) lovely find and capture
very observant of you and an interesting sign of past times
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