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Limestone School part 1 red tab levis and open mouth wonder

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Limestone School part 1 red tab levis and open mouth wonder

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3 responses to “Limestone School part 1 red tab levis and open mouth wonder”

Tim

May 20, 2015

Mrs. Zoldosky for third grade, my first school yard crush.

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Karen Evans

May 20, 2015

Enjoying your memories of dear Limestone. Actually, the school was built of sandstone not limestone. Limestone is a grayish white stone. I attended Limestone from September, 1952 to May, 1959

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1. brent taylor
  
  May 20, 2015
  
  Karen, thanks for the comment. You are correct. The building stone is sandstone. The playground was filled with limestone and a large array of fossil stones which we loved searching out like Indiana Jones caressing a mysterious treasure. I sure you have some great stories also from another era of the school I know little about!
  
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