There are a number of familiar local names in the class shown above. I am slowly building a database of class photos from the newspaper of...

Thanks to my friend Alan Wildblood for this very nice photo of the first grade at Mercerville School in 1949. Alan has tagged each student ...

Even though Sandtown's (Mercerville's) "School No. 27" dates back to the 19th century when the Mercerville School House wa...

The committee preparing for the centennial celebration of the Mercerville School on Regina Avenue have requested information for their Septe...

Up to this point, I have found nothing in my extensive research on the one room schools in Hamilton Township. I do know that our schools wer...

In September, Hamilton Township's Mercerville School will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the construction of that beautiful buildin...

Many thanks to Ms. Lois Marriott Lawrence, Mercerville class of 1948 for this pristine photo of her class. It is always nice when the stud...

I received this very interesting and insightful email from Jerry Welsh, who has fond memories of his grammar school years at Klockner and Me...

What a great photo! This is how the school looked when I was a boy in the 1930'a and 40's. Being way out in the "sticks" i...

Before there were strict environmental issues, lead based paint was routinely used in homes and schools all over the country. I have to wond...

THIS INTERESTING ARTICLE WITH LITTLE KNOWN HISTORY OF THE MERCERVILLE SCHOOL PTA AND TANTALIZING INFO ON MERCERVILLE SCHOOL'S EARLY YEAR...

HERE'S THE CLASSES AT MERCERVILLE IN 1947.

THESE LITTLE BITS OF SCHOLASTIC NEWS ARE NO LONGER CONSIDERED AS NEWS IN TODAY'S BUSY WORLD. PERHAPS THEY SHOULD BE. IT MIGHT REFLECT ...

FROM JACK LACY VIA DAVE BRYAN, HAMILTON HIGH CLASS OF '56 COMES THIS NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF EVELYN BURD, MERCERVILLE GRAMMAR SCHOOL: =...

Unless my math is faulty, and it often is, many of these students would have gone on to become part of the class of 1939, Hamilton High Scho...

Here's a photo from the MERCERVILLE SCHOOL folder in the Hamilton Library's Local History Collection. That would make Mercerville Sc...

You're over 50 if you remember when we who loved to sing belonged to a "Glee Club." What fond memories I have of being a soloi...

Would you believe that this, and many other historic documents were destined to be recycled? Thankfully, there are some enlightened citizens...