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1. London County Council. Education Department. London's open-air schools [London]: London County council; 1929

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2. London County Council. Education Department. London's open-air schools

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3. Watt, William Edward, 1859- Open air; a statement of what is being done and what should be done to secure right air in homes, schools, offices, factories, churches, etc

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4. [Miss Anna Thomas' open-air school, classroom scene, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania]

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5. French children find Fairy land. A little letter came recently to Junior Red Cross of America Headquarters to Paris from these two French boys. It was intended for all American school children. From the ruins of Soissons, where they had lived through hardships that brought on symptoms of tuberculosis they were taken to the home of a fisherman's family on the shores of Brittany. Junior Red Cross funds financed this expedition of several hundred children, including these two lads. During three months they will paly and live in the open air, receive nourishing food and milk and have a chance to forget. It seem like fairy land to them and with inborn French politeness they have asked that their thanks be sent across the sea to those children who have not forgotten their lonely, miserable existences April 1920 [date received]

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6. [Miss Anna Thomas' open-air school, classroom scene, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania] [between 1900 and 1925]

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7. London County Council. Education Committee. Open-air schools, 1908 [London]: [Printed for the London County council by Southwood, Smith and co., ltd.]; [1909]

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8. Watt, William Edward, 1859- Open air; a statement of what is being done and what should be done to secure right air in homes, schools, offices, factories, churches, etc. Chicago: Little Chronicle Co; 1910

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9. London. County council. Education Department Report by the school medical officer on open-air schools, presented to the Education committee on 5th March, 1913, ..

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10. French children find Fairy land. A little letter came recently to Junior Red Cross of America Headquarters to Paris from these two French boys. It was intended for all American school children. From the ruins of Soissons, where they had lived through hardships that brought on symptoms of tuberculosis they were taken to the home of a fisherman's family on the shores of Brittany. Junior Red Cross funds financed this expedition of several hundred children, including these two lads. During three months they will paly and live in the open air, receive nourishing food and milk and have a chance to forget. It seem like fairy land to them and with inborn French politeness they have asked that their thanks be sent across the sea to those children who have not forgotten their lonely, miserable existences

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11. The Hungarian government made a grand open-air fete to celebrate the Independence Day of the United States. Hungary has always been an intensely liberty loving people and at present their cordiality toward the American people is genuine and freely expressed. An altar was placed on the steps of the Hungarian museum facing the chief square of Budapest. Over the altar was an American eagle surmounting crossed American flags in the centre of which was a Red Cross. The square was filled with troops and crowds of children carrying the Austrian and Hungarian flags. Upon the lower steps of the museum, facing the altar, were the ministers of the Hungarian government and the heads of the American Red Cross in Hungary. The first row of figures from left to right are: Hungarian Minister of War, Mrs. Thompson of California, head of the women's work for American Red Cross in Hungary, Capt. James G. Pedlow, Brooklyn, director of Budapest unit of the R. C. the Prime Minister of the Hungarian Republic. Mrs. Thompson is holding an American flag made of carnations, presented to her by the school children of Budapest. Capt. Pedlow is holding a bouquet and resolutions given him by young men students of the Hungarian college

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12. Goldsberry collection of open-air school photographs

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13. Warren, B. S. (Benjamin S.), 1871-1935 Open air schools for the prevention and cure of tuberculosis among children Washington: Govt. print. off.; 1912

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14. London. County council. Education Department Report by the school medical officer on open-air schools, presented to the Education committee on 5th March, 1913, ... London: Printed by J. Truscott and son, ltd; [1912]

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15. Chatterji, Subodh Chandra A plea for open air schools in India Bombay: D. B. Taraporevala; 1928

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16. Kingsley, Sherman Colver, 1866- Open air schools Chicago, Ill: The Elizabeth McCormick memorial fund; [c1915]

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17. Kingsley, Sherman Colver, 1866- Open-air schools Washington: Govt. print. off.; 1917

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18. Burke, Avis (Tarrant), Mrs., 1886- Open air schools [Bloomington, Ind.]: 1922

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19. Russell Sage foundation, New York. Division of education. Open air schools New York city: Division of education, Russell Sage foundation; 1913

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20. New York (N.Y.). Board of Education. Committee for the Study of the Care and Education of Physically Handicapped Children in the Public Schools of the City of New York Report of the sub-committee on open air classes and the care of below par children [New York]: Board of Education of the City of New York; 1941

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