Sheet of 9 color photos of the Monroe Subdistrict 8 school in Walnut, Iowa, which now is used as a museum for the Walnut Historical Society. Photo #1 shows the front of the school, including the school bell on a pole and a water pump. Photo #2 shows 2 shelves of objects that would've been used in the school including a baseball, glove, and bat, a white ball, a pair of horseshoes, and a pair of white roller-skates. Photo #3 shows another 2 shelves that are holding a series of lunch boxes, a bucket, three metal cups, and a white crock acting as a drink dispenser with a tap. Photo #4 shows the washroom with wood paneling on the walls, a small, simple rectangular mirror, and a large, white basin next to a white and orange striped towel. Photo #5 shows the large black wood furnace surrounded by a basket of corn cobs and a bucket of coal. Behind it is a table with books and a large window. Photo #6 shows the table from the 5th photo and the books. Photo #7 shows a corner of the classroom that has a raised sandbox table, a globe, and a bulletin board with black and white photos. Photo #8 shows a group of desks, most with a small chalkboard, book, pencil. ruler, and inkwell. Photo #9 shows the desks in photo #8 from a different angle.
