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Fashion: Childrens' School and Work Wear
![]() Girls, detail of photograph of Llanwnog School Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
![]() Boys, detail of photograph of Llanwnog School Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
![]() Some of the boys of Meifod(?) Primary School, detail of larger photograph Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
![]() Some of the girls of Meifod (?) Primary School, detail of larger photograph Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
![]() Some of the boys of Welshpool Grammar School, detail of larger photograph Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
![]() One of the boys of Welshpool Grammar School wearing a kilt, detail of larger photograph Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
| In 1901, children were wearing very similar clothes to school, but the fabrics are lighter weight. | |
![]() Llanbister Cantal School, 1901, detail of larger photograph Powys County Archives |
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| Children were often absent from school to help with tasks; here's some boys caught in the act. | |
![]() Boy goading cow, detail of larger photo Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
![]() Three lads at the fair, detail of larger photo Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
![]() Four lads and a cow, detail of larger photo Powysland Museum and Montgomery Canal Centre |
Some boys though appeared to have proper jobs.
![]() Boys leading ponycarts Radnorshire Museum |