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Brass name stencil for S. E. Wolverton. The stencils in this collection likely pre-date Clara Wolverton, (possibly mid-19th century on), and their original owner is unknown.

Brass name stencil for S. C. Wolverton. The stencils in this collection likely pre-date Clara Wolverton, (possibly mid-19th century on), and their original owner is unknown, though her mother’s married initials start with S. C..

The photograph shows students and faculty sitting and standing on the steps of the school. They are located in front of the main doors to the school building. In the bottom center of the photograph is a sign that reads "February Class of 1904."

Plate 29 of 48 in the 1930 edition of Franklin Survey Company's Real Estate Plat-Book of the City of Trenton and Borough of Princeton, Mercer County, New Jersey. This plate depicts the Coalport/North Clinton neighborhood of Trenton, where the Normal and Model School campus was located--the school buildings are located on the lot at the corner of Clinton Avenue and Perry Street, while the dormitories are situated along Model Avenue, across from the main campus. By the end of the 1930s, the college had moved to the Hillwood Lakes Campus, and by the end of the 1950s most of this neighborhood had been razed in the name of "urban renewal." The site of the Normal and Model Schools is currently occupied by the U.S. Grant Intermediate School.

Note that this volume is not considered part of the same physical collection as the State Normal and Model Schools collection, instead being part of Trentoniana's historical maps.

The photograph shows students and faculty sitting and standing on the steps of the school. They are located in front of the main doors to the school building. Three of the students are reclined lengthwise across the bottom of the group. There are young, Model School students in the windows in back of the faculty. In the bottom center of the photograph is a sign that reads "Normal 1904 June Class."

The photograph shows students and faculty sitting and standing on the steps of the school. They are located in front of the main doors to the school building. In the bottom center of the photograph is a sign that reads "Normal June Class of '05." The back of the photo is inscribed with the following words: "Mr. Sauerborn will call for Wed noon 12 o'clock frame #8755 french glass $2.25."