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Photo: Addition to Founders Hall, photo 13 - 1955

1955

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The thirteenth in a series of photographs of the construction of the addition to Founders Hall. Label on photo reads as follows: Addition to Existing Structure, Middletown, Del. Architect - William Heyl. Thompson Associate - William E...

Photo: Addition to Founders Hall, photo 14 - 1955

1955

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The fourteenth in a series of photographs of the construction of the addition to Founders Hall. Label on photo reads as follows: Addition to Existing Structure St. Andrew's School Middletown, Del. Architect - William Heyl...

Photo: Addition to Founders Hall, photo 15 - 1955

1955

Photo

The fifteenth in a series of photographs of the construction of the addition to Founders Hall. Label on photo reads as follows: Addition to Existing Structure St. Andrew's School, Middletown, Del...

Photo: Addition to Founders Hall, photo 16 - 1955

1955

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The sixteenth in a series of photographs of the construction of the addition to Founders Hall. Label on photo reads as follows: Addition to Existing Structure St. Andrew's School, Middletown, Del. Architect - William Heyl...

Photo: Addition to Founders Hall, photo 2 - 1955

1955

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The second of a series of photographs of the construction of the addition to Founders Hall. Label on photograph reads as follows: Addition to Existing Structure St. Andrew's School, Middletown, Del. Architect - William Heyl ...

Photo: Gym, 1937 | Locker Room

1937

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This photo of the locker room located in the William H. Cameron Gymnasium is as it was captured in 1937.

Photo: Building, Founders 1936

1936

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This photo was taken by John Marshall Barroll '40 in the spring of 1936.

Photo: Original Gym Construction, 1936

1936

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Photo of the construction of the original gym.

Photo: Headmaster's Circle, 1936

1936

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This photo was taken by John Barroll '40, donated by his son Marshall Barroll '74.

Photo: Students, 1935 | "Relaxing in the MCR"

1935

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This photo taken in the Main Common Room in 1935 appears in the first of Edith Pell's scrapbooks.

Plans for the New Headmasters' House

1933

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This article in the October 1933 issue of The Cardinal, a copy of which is pasted in Mrs. Pell's Scrapbook, reports on the plans for the new Headmasters House. The related photo can be viewed below

Site of Headmasters' House

1933

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Site for the future Headmasters' House. A related article in the October 1933 issue of the Cardinal, a copy of which is pasted in Mrs. Pell's Scrapbook, reports on the plans for the building.

Photo: Building, Founders Hall 1932

1932

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Photo: Founders, Main Common Room 1930s

1931

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This is a photograph of how the common room appeared in the 1930s.

Photo: Scaffolding, Construction of Founders Hall, 1930

1930

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Construction of Founders Hall, photo donated by Matt Wolinski '00.

Photo: Construction of Headmaster Pell's House 1930

1930

Photo

Label on the photo: ECSF, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #28 View No. - ; Date 6-16-1930.

Photo: Building, Headmaster's House | View from HM's Study

1930

Photo

Looking towards the Headmaster's house.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 3 - 1930

1930

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #10 View No. 1; Date 1-15-1930.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 4 - 1930

1930

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #15 View No. 4; Date 2-15-1930.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 5 - 1930

1930

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #13 View No. 1; Date 2-15-1930.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 6 - 1930

1930

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #17 View No. 2; Date 3-15-1930.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 7 - 1930

1930

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #21 View No. 1; Date 4-15-1930.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 8 - 1930

1930

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #23 View No. - ; Date 4-15-1930.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 9 - 1930

1930

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- #27 View No. 2 ; Date 6-16-1930.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 2 - 1929

1929

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Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- View No.3; Date 12-16-1929.

Photo: Construction of Founders Hall, photo 1 - 1929

1929

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The first of a series of 9 photographs. Label on the photo: Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc.; Turner Construction Co. Builders; Contract No. 1292- View No. 1; Date 10-15-1929.

Postcard: Founders Hall

1929

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Pen and ink rendition of the proposed Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc, the early name for St. Andrew's School. Signed Arthur H. Brockie, Reg. Architect 1929.

Photo: Felix with Construction Crew, 1929

1929

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This photo of founder, A. Felix duPont and the construction crew, was taken during the building of Founders Hall.

Postcard: School Buildings

1929

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Pen and ink rendition of the proposed School Buildings for The Episcopal Church School Foundation, Inc, the early name for St. Andrew's School. Signed Arthur H. Brockie, Reg. Architect 1929.

Photo: Woman visiting Construction of St. Andrew's School - 1929

1929

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A distance relative of current (2017) Admissions Director Matthew Wolinski '00 poses in front of the construction of St. Andrew's School.

Photo: Cornerstone

1929

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This cornerstone dated 1929 is laid beneath the Headmaster's Office...

Photo: Buildings, 1940s | "Trapnall House"

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Photo received by John Schoonover '63.

Trapnall House has served different purposes over the years, as residence and as offices.