Winship Elementary School with Addition

Authors: Grand Forks Herald
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Abstract

Undated photograph of Winship Elementary School. Winship Elementary, located at 1412 Fifth Avenue north, was built in 1903. The name came from the founder/editor of the Grand Forks Herald, George B. Winship, who was also a longtime supporter of the school system. After only three years of being open a fire destroyed the school, but was rebuilt and opened again in 1895. Shows the original building with a new addition added to front of school and two exterior stairs for fire escape located on left side of school building. There is also a bike rake full of students bicycles' out in front of left side of building.

Fields of Study & Subjects

American History and Culture American Environmental and Regional History Diverse Education Studies and Reforms

Publication details

Journal / source
UND Scholarly Commons (University of North Dakota)
Publication date
6 January 2026