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This is a photograph of a graduating class from the Bruce School that was taken around 1910. This photograph was taken outside in front steps of the Bruce School. The unidentified students are dressed in formal clothing, the girls are wearing white dresses, and the boys are wearing suits with ties or bow ties.

This is a photograph of a graduating class from the Bruce School that was taken around 1910. This photograph was taken outside in front steps of the Bruce School. The unidentified students are dressed in formal clothing, the girls are wearing white dresses, and the boys are wearing suits with ties or bow ties.

This is a photograph of a graduating class from the Bruce School that was taken around 1910. This photograph was taken outside in front steps of the Bruce School. The unidentified students are dressed in formal clothing, the girls are wearing white dresses, and the boys are wearing suits with ties or bow ties.

This is a photograph of a graduating class from the Bruce School that was taken around 1910. This photograph was taken outside in front steps of the Bruce School. The unidentified students are dressed in formal clothing, the girls are wearing white dresses, and the boys are wearing suits with ties or bow ties.

George A. Bouchard of 89 Osgood St. is among the marchers from St. Anne's school in a parade in 1903 along Haverhill St. Haverhill St. was a dirt road at that time. St. Anne's School and convent are pictured. The photo is labeled as "Centennial Parade", but considering the date of 1903, the description should probably read "Semi-Centennial parade". This parade would be celebrating the semi-centennial of the city, not the Church.
The photo is mounted on a piece of cardboard.

George A. Bouchard of 89 Osgood St. is among the marchers from St. Anne's school in a parade in 1903 along Haverhill St. Haverhill St. was a dirt road at that time. St. Anne's School and convent are pictured. The photo is labeled as "Centennial Parade", but considering the date of 1903, the description should probably read "Semi-Centennial parade". This parade would be celebrating the semi-centennial of the city, not the Church.
The photo is mounted on a piece of cardboard.

George A. Bouchard of 89 Osgood St. is among the marchers from St. Anne's school in a parade in 1903 along Haverhill St. Haverhill St. was a dirt road at that time. St. Anne's School and convent are pictured. The photo is labeled as "Centennial Parade", but considering the date of 1903, the description should probably read "Semi-Centennial parade". This parade would be celebrating the semi-centennial of the city, not the Church.
The photo is mounted on a piece of cardboard.

George A. Bouchard of 89 Osgood St. is among the marchers from St. Anne's school in a parade in 1903 along Haverhill St. Haverhill St. was a dirt road at that time. St. Anne's School and convent are pictured. The photo is labeled as "Centennial Parade", but considering the date of 1903, the description should probably read "Semi-Centennial parade". This parade would be celebrating the semi-centennial of the city, not the Church.
The photo is mounted on a piece of cardboard.

George A. Bouchard of 89 Osgood St. is among the marchers from St. Anne's school in a parade in 1903 along Haverhill St. Haverhill St. was a dirt road at that time. St. Anne's School and convent are pictured. The photo is labeled as "Centennial Parade", but considering the date of 1903, the description should probably read "Semi-Centennial parade". This parade would be celebrating the semi-centennial of the city, not the Church.
The photo is mounted on a piece of cardboard.

George A. Bouchard of 89 Osgood St. is among the marchers from St. Anne's school in a parade in 1903 along Haverhill St. Haverhill St. was a dirt road at that time. St. Anne's School and convent are pictured. The photo is labeled as "Centennial Parade", but considering the date of 1903, the description should probably read "Semi-Centennial parade". This parade would be celebrating the semi-centennial of the city, not the Church.
The photo is mounted on a piece of cardboard.