Grass Valley California School House 1913 Postcard Posted Divided Back

This 1913 postcard documents the School House in Grass Valley, California, presenting a substantial multi-story educational building with distinctive architectural features.

Grass Valley developed during the Gold Rush era and sustained its growth into the early twentieth century through mining and regional commerce. The school building reflects civic investment in public education, with its prominent corner tower, steeply pitched rooflines, and symmetrical window placement. A fenced yard surrounds the structure, and exterior staircases and covered entry porches add functional detail to the façade.

The upper caption reads School House, Grass Valley, Cal., clearly identifying the site. The card features a divided back format and is postmarked 1913 with visible stamp and cancellation. Light age toning and edge wear are consistent with period use, and architectural details remain sharply defined across the image.

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