Eastern High School - Echo Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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F TIME MARCT-IES CDN AISQUITH AND ORLEANS STREETS 1852 - AISQUITH AND 1852-Aisquith and Mullikin Streets This building was 95 by 50 feet and was three, stories in height. It was constructed of brick in a pleas- ing style of architecture, and there was a small ante-room at the front to receive the bonnets, shawls, etc., of the pupils. The number of schol- ars had increased to 136 and, at the close of the school year, seven young ladies received certificates. .-,Q- 1844--Front and Pitt Streets The structure at Front and Pitt Streets was the first to be occupied by '4Th-e Eastern Female High School . It was two stories high . . . 50 by 34- feet . . . built in a neat and substan- tial manner . . . and the cost with its furniture, 335007 The high school used only the second floor, while a primary school held classes on the first. The enrollment was 36, and the principal -and only teacher was Mr. David Ring. MUL LIKIN STREETS NORTH AND BROADWAY 155555