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 Arbour Day celebrations at the first Ladner Public School - circa 1895 The one-room school, located at 4840 48th Avenue, was built in 1893 and was enlarged a few years later |
 The first Ladner Public School - 1897 The photograph is composed of two images: the expanded Ladner public School and teachers and students standing at the front entrance of the schoolhouse |
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 The second Ladner Public School - 1910s Built circa 1900, this four-room school, located and the southwest corner of 48th Avenue and 48B Street, replaced the first Ladner Public School |
 The Trenant School aka the Crescent Island School - 1932 |
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 King George V High School - circa 1914 Built in 1912, the school was located roughly in between where the Ladner Community Centre and the Boys and Girls Club are located now and faced 48th Avenue |
 Delta Central School - circa 1928 Built in 1926 on 51st Street, it became the elementary, junior, and senior high school in 1938 replacing all the other schools in Ladner |
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 The first Boundary Bay School - circa 1905 Built circa 1886, the school was located on 12th Avenue near Beach Grove Road |
 The second Boundary Bay School - circa 1915 The school was located at the corner of 56th Street and 16th Avenue |
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 The first Annieville School - 1950s |
 The first Sunbury Public School - 1930s The school was located at 9704 River Road and most of the students were of Finnish or Japanese origin |
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