The photos of the century-old discovery not only mesmerized viewers but also spoke volumes about the changes seen in education and society over the years.
The writings on the boards offered a glimpse into a much different time in our country, evoking nostalgia for older generations and providing a rare, up-close look at history for all.
Principal Sher Kore’s decision to show the discovery to her 85-year-old mother resulted in tears of nostalgia, as it reminded her of her own classroom experience. Despite several renovations since the school was built in 1895, none had revealed a historical treasure like this.
The district’s decision to work with the city to preserve the chalk drawings is a testament to the value of this discovery. It’s a rare opportunity to see history in such a personal and tangible way, offering a glimpse into the past that is both enlightening and nostalgic.