a voice from the rustbelt: entrance by gender

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

entrance by gender

main entrance St. Thomas Aquinas School 1929-2012

I have mentioned St. Thomas Aquinas Cleveland before. The church is gone, the school is open. One side entrance was for boys, one for girls. This was not uncommon for the 1930s. Here, in the stonework it is easily de-lineated.

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