A "Escola Normal Caetano de Campos" fundada em 16 de março de 1846, hoje denominada "Escola Estadual Caetano de Campos", funcionava no prédio anexo à antiga Catedral da Sé e foi tranferida para a Praça da República em edifício projetado por Antônio Francisco de Paula Sousa e Ramos de Azevedo e inaugurado em 1894. Atualmente neste edifício está instalada a Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo.
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Republic Square in front the scholl "Caetano de Campos" - Photo taken by swiss photograph Guilherme Gaensly (1843-1928) around 1902 and 1927. Praça da República, em frente à escola "Caetano de Campos". Via
I love the architecture of this building and the interior. The class room is very pretty. Some lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteSome wonderful old shots!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a BEAUTIFUL Building, Sonia...I LOVE old pictures, and these are really great...!!
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting how they separated the Boys and Girls....I wonder if they still do that?
Cara Sonia,
ReplyDeletebelíssimas imagens de outros tempos. Como era bonita essa cidade!
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maravilhosas fotos!!! Que tenhas um lindo domingo!beijso,chica
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ReplyDeleteI love love love your post!
All those old pictures are so beautiful!
Happy Weekend!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
How beautiful! They don't build schools that look like that anymore.
ReplyDeleteInteresting that no one smiles in the pictures though. They must have been very strict in those days. And the gym uniforms are... a little different from today :)
Hope you're having a gorgeous Sunday x
What an incredible old school, I love seeing old photos like this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful building. It would be inspiring to learn in a school like that.
ReplyDeleteI love the old photos that show how much life has changed.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing these. And am I the only one who loved the little kid who stuck out his tongue?
ReplyDeleteYour high school building is very beautiful and historic too. The old pictures really give us a feeling about how it was then. The classroom looks like the classroom I had in elementary school in France – and that was not in the late 1800s!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful Sonia. My high school Rhodes is now The US Trust on W. 54th Street, NYC.
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It's so much fun to see these old photos, Sonia. I love the girls' dresses. And I'm glad Hiker pointed out the kid sticking out his tongue or I would've missed it! I guess kids back then were pretty much the same as they are now.
ReplyDeleteThat school at the top looks so much like the school building in Santa Cruz California. The community fought to save that building, and it's such a beauty, just like the one you show here. You have a lovely blog.
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