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	Woodrow Wilson second grade cafeteria Title Woodrow Wilson second grade cafeteria Date of Original 1927? Description Students acting in display of a cafeteria. Boy seated with food on tray while a girl is paying for her tray of food and other girl behind cloth-covered table with drawings of food on display. Display behind her lists food items and price. Ordering Information Consult: http://library.ndsu.edu/ndsuarchives/duplication-services General Subject Health & Medicine Education Subject (LCTGM) Exhibitions Classrooms Interiors Health education Eating & drinking Cafeterias Organization Name Fargo Child Health Demonstration Woodrow Wilson School (Fargo, N.D.) Location Fargo (N.D.) Cass County (N.D.) North Dakota United States Decade 1920-1929 Item Number 51.169.2 Format of Original Gelatin silver prints Dimensions of Original 21 x 26 cm. Notes Title typed on back of print. Photographer unknown. Biography/History Fargo, N.D. was one of four sites in the United States where the Commonwealth Fund in 1923 established maternal and child health services projects. Out of the five-year project a Fargo public health department was established to continue the project's work. The project's headquarters were in the Longfellow Elementary School, 1005 4th Avenue North. Bibliographic Reference Five Years in Fargo: Report of the Commonwealth Fund Child Health Demonstration in Fargo, North Dakota. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, Division of Publications, 1929. Repository Institution North Dakota State University Libraries, Institute for Regional Studies Repository Collection Child Health Demonstraton Project Photograph Collection 51.150-170 Credit Line Institute for Regional Studies, NDSU, Fargo (51.169.2) Language eng Digital ID rs002582 Original Source Photographic print
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