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This is a photograph of a 3rd grade elementary (primary) class in Wisconsin. We don't know the name of the school or even the city. We do know the date the photograph was taken (1925-26). All of the children, both boys and girls, seem to be wearing long black stockings. The boys wear short trousers, and most of them have white shirts with neckties. I would think this is a rather middle-class city school. The long stockings may be because Wisconsin is a chilly state in the winter, but the boys don't wear sweaters or jackets, so maybe the Germanic influence obtains here--the idea of long stockings as part of propriety and formality for well-dressed children.
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