[[Plaque marking the spot of the first school in New York]]

Photograph shows a plaque on a stone wall. It reads, "On or near this spot the first school in New york was opened by the Dutch schoolmaster Adam Roelantsen in 1638, according to custom at that time the school was held in the home of the schoolmaster. This tablet is erected by the New York Schoolmasters Club 1910, Officers 1909-1910, John Holley Clark, Pres., J.Howard Hulsart, 1st V.Pres., Andrew W. Edson, 2nd V.Pres., charles J. Jennings, Sec., Henry E. Harris, Treas., Special Committee on site Thomas C. Baker, Chairman, Thomas M. Ballet, Thomas S. O'Brien, John P. Conroy, Vernon L. Davey, Homer C. Bristol, Matthew D. Quinn."
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