School Chair

Donated by Anonymous

Granton Primary School (1960)

The story goes that this chair found its way from a Granton Primary School classroom to the gang-hut of some local young ‘entrepreneurs’ in the early 1960’s smuggled out under a pile of coats, the result of a dare. After the demise of the gang-hut the chair was spared the fate of many a bonfire and spent the next chapter of its life in a garage as a step for reaching high shelves. It re-emerged in 2017 when its careful owner responded to the call for local artefacts.

School Chair

Donated by Anonymous

Granton Primary School (1960)

­The story goes that this chair found its way from a Granton Primary School classroom to the gang-hut of some local young ‘entrepreneurs’ in the early 1960’s smuggled out under a pile of coats, the result of a dare. After the demise of the gang-hut the chair was spared the fate of many a bonfire and spent the next chapter of its life in a garage as a step for reaching high shelves. It re-emerged in 2017 when its careful owner responded to the call for local artefacts.

School Chair

Donated by Anonymous

Granton Primary School (1960)

The story goes that this chair found its way from a Granton Primary School classroom to the gang-hut of some local young ‘entrepreneurs’ in the early 1960’s smuggled out under a pile of coats, the result of a dare. After the demise of the gang-hut the chair was spared the fate of many a bonfire and spent the next chapter of its life in a garage as a step for reaching high shelves. It re-emerged in 2017 when its careful owner responded to the call for local artefacts.

School Chair

Donated by Anonymous

Granton Primary School (1960)

The story goes that this chair found its way from a Granton Primary School classroom to the gang-hut of some local young ‘entrepreneurs’ in the early 1960’s smuggled out under a pile of coats, the result of a dare. After the demise of the gang-hut the chair was spared the fate of many a bonfire and spent the next chapter of its life in a garage as a step for reaching high shelves. It re-emerged in 2017 when its careful owner responded to the call for local artefacts.