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- Mrs. Braga, Principal, with Others at School Dedication Ceremony, Belterra, Brazil, July 4, 1942 - Along with Fordlandia, Belterra was established by Henry Ford in the Brazilian rainforest to supply rubber for automobile production. Modeled after small-town America, Belterra had a grid-like street system lined with American-style homes. The city was also equipped with recreational facilities, a hospital, a dentist's office, and a school that provided its students with pencils, books and uniforms.
- July 04, 1942
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Mrs. Braga, Principal, with Others at School Dedication Ceremony, Belterra, Brazil, July 4, 1942
Along with Fordlandia, Belterra was established by Henry Ford in the Brazilian rainforest to supply rubber for automobile production. Modeled after small-town America, Belterra had a grid-like street system lined with American-style homes. The city was also equipped with recreational facilities, a hospital, a dentist's office, and a school that provided its students with pencils, books and uniforms.
- Edison Institute Schools Teacher and Principal, Mark Stroebel, September 1969 -
- September 01, 1969
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Edison Institute Schools Teacher and Principal, Mark Stroebel, September 1969
- Teacher E. Lucile Webster and Principal Mark Stroebel with Edison Institute Schools Sixth Grade Graduating Class, June 16, 1961 - Henry Ford established the Edison Institute schools in 1929 on the grounds of Greenfield Village, his open-air museum in Dearborn, Michigan. The schools embraced Ford's "learn by doing" philosophy with an emphasis on hands-on learning. This photograph shows the 1961 sixth-grade graduating class in the village's Martha Mary Chapel.
- June 16, 1961
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Teacher E. Lucile Webster and Principal Mark Stroebel with Edison Institute Schools Sixth Grade Graduating Class, June 16, 1961
Henry Ford established the Edison Institute schools in 1929 on the grounds of Greenfield Village, his open-air museum in Dearborn, Michigan. The schools embraced Ford's "learn by doing" philosophy with an emphasis on hands-on learning. This photograph shows the 1961 sixth-grade graduating class in the village's Martha Mary Chapel.
- Amelia Earhart with Hyde Park High School Principal, July 1928 - Amelia Earhart was born on July 24, 1897. Her mother, Amy, raised Amelia and her younger sister Grace to be independent. Her father, Edwin, moved the family often to follow career opportunities, and he struggled with alcoholism. Amelia's interest in aviation began when, as a nurse's aide in Toronto during World War I, she heard stories from military pilots.
- July 01, 1928
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Amelia Earhart with Hyde Park High School Principal, July 1928
Amelia Earhart was born on July 24, 1897. Her mother, Amy, raised Amelia and her younger sister Grace to be independent. Her father, Edwin, moved the family often to follow career opportunities, and he struggled with alcoholism. Amelia's interest in aviation began when, as a nurse's aide in Toronto during World War I, she heard stories from military pilots.