Thornton Academy Postscripts Alumni Magazine Fall 2012 | Page 13

admaster’s House as it
The entrance to the He
eption
was “furnished like a rec
appeared in 1935 when it
of TA Archives.
room.” Photo courtesy

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With over two hundred yea
rs under its belt, Thornto
n Academy
presents us with countless
opportunities to celebrate
the historical
resources that we curate
here on campus: artifacts,
documents,
photographs, architecture,
paintings, ephemera, and dec
orative arts, to
name a few. This issue: th
e Headmaster’s House.

“Tell Professor
Woodbury to come.
He shall have a suitable home in which to
live.”
-Mrs. Annie Calef
Thornton (widow of
C.G. Thornton)

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