This photo of Nashua's former Harbor School was probably taken in the early 20th century, maybe 10-20 years before it was razed to make room for a new, brick schoolhouse that was named after prominent Nashua insurance man and three-term mayor James B. Crowley. A fairly common misconception is that the Harbor School stood next to Harbor Pond, which became the site of the former Simoneau Plaza and today is Shaw's Plaza. But the wood-frame school stood at 4 Lake St., later the spot where the Crowley school was built in the mid-1920s. Today, of course, the former school, after extensive renovations and updates, is now the home of the Adult Learning Center. (From The Telegraph Files)

This photo of Nashua’s former Harbor School was probably taken in the early 20th century, maybe 10-20 years before it was razed to make room for a new, brick schoolhouse that was named after prominent Nashua insurance man and three-term mayor James B. Crowley. A fairly common misconception is that the Harbor School stood next to Harbor Pond, which became the site of the former Simoneau Plaza and today is Shaw’s Plaza. But the wood-frame school stood at 4 Lake St., later the spot where the Crowley school was built in the mid-1920s. Today, of course, the former school, after extensive renovations and updates, is now the home of the Adult Learning Center.