United States, Georgia, Fulton County, Atlanta, 33.749, -84.38798DElementary Studios1935View of children sleeping during nap time at Druid Hills School in Atlanta, Georgia.The Druid Hills School opened in 1919 through Emory University as a school for faculty children, grades kindergarten to eleventh. In 1928, the school was moved to 1798 Hayward Drive, in Atlanta, and in 1959, this location began to house only grades eight through twelve, as the elementary grades were moved to Fernbank Elementary.image/jpegDruid Hills Elementary Photograph Collection, Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, Ga.School children--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th centuryNaps (Sleep)--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th centuryChildren--Sleep--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th centuryStudents--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th centuryChildren--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th centuryBoys--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th centuryGirls--Georgia--Atlanta--History--20th centuryClassrooms--Georgia--AtlantaElementary schools--Georgia--AtlantaChildren's clothing--Georgia--AtlantaRugs--Georgia--AtlantaChairs--Georgia--AtlantaTables--Georgia--AtlantaSchools--Furniture, equipment, etc.Druid Hills School (Atlanta, Ga.)Druid Hills SchoolStillImage