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Aqua Puerca School
The Aqua Puerca School. The school stood at Scott's Creek until one night in 1908. Children from Scotts Creek and Davenport Landing both attended the school, though more from Davenport Landing. Apparently, bad feeling developed over this fact. In the middle of the night, a group of men jacked up the schoolhouse and moved it to Davenport Landing, much to the surprise of the teacher and her students the next morning.
Source of information: Alverda Orlando
Koch. p. 75.
Date Created and/or Issued
1998
Publication Information
Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Contributing Institution
Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Collection
Photo Collection
Rights Information
This photograph is the property of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries, California.
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Description
The Aqua Puerca School. The school stood at Scott's Creek until one night in 1908. Children from Scotts Creek and Davenport Landing both attended the school, though more from Davenport Landing. Apparently, bad feeling developed over this fact. In the middle of the night, a group of men jacked up the schoolhouse and moved it to Davenport Landing, much to the surprise of the teacher and her students the next morning.
Source of information: Alverda Orlando
Koch. p. 75.
Type
image
Format
Image
Identifier
LH-scpl006
Language
English
Subject
Aqua Puerca School
Schools-Public
Time Period
1990s
Place
Davenport

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