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Updated Mar 25, 2024
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School
School of Marilla Dist #2
builtin 1922. Purchased for Town Hall 1957.
Historical Museum started in basement.
1982. Info on back of postcard picture on front.
Violet Moore and brother George went
to school here in 1932.
Date & Place: at Marilla School in Michigan United States
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