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The Girton School for Girls was a boarding and day school for girls located in Winnetka, Illinois from 1901-1919. Eventually boys were admitted to the lower school. In 1919, the school was closed, and the campus became the new home of North Shore Country Day School. Many students continued on at North Shore.
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| Girton School for Girls May Revels celebration, circa 1910-15 |
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| Alice Quan Rood ’15 dressed as Stark for the Girton School’s 1914 performance of “Sanctuary: A bird masque” by Percy Mackaye |
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| Girton School for Girls May pole at the May Revel celebration, circa 1910-15 |
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| Girton School for Girls May Revels, 1914, heralds- Florence Tyden and Pricilla McIlvaine |
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| Girton School for Girls May Revels, 1914, The Pageant |
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