Geo.: Large: Mass.: Roxbury: Modern: Public and Commercial Buildings: Unmounted
GUSN-195174
A view of the side and front façades of the High School of Practical Arts at 35 Greenville Street in Roxbury, Massachusetts. The school opened on December 1, 1913. It was designed by Julius Adolph Schweinfurth in the form of a central division with two side wings. The pediment of the entrance way is supported by two caryatids. Above the entrance are two Doric columns upholding a sculptural frieze of winged figures. A car is parked at the side of the building, and several people lean out of open windows. The school closed in 1954, at which point the building became the Girls' High School through 1974. From 1974 to 1981 it was the Roxbury High School, and from 1981 until 2013 it was the Henry Dearborn Middle School. More recently, the Middle School became the Dearborn STEM Early College Academy, although the STEM school has since moved out of the building.
columns (architectural elements)
caryatids
high schools (buildings)
Doric (architectural style)
home economics
flagpoles
Classical Revival (European revival style)
friezes (ornamental areas)
exterior views
public buildings
education
black-and-white prints (photographs)
photographs
DigitalID 000318
AccessID 495
Other identifier HNEDID-000318
1 photograph
PC001
General photographic collection
PC001.02.01.USMA.2540.0100.006
1914-1920s
Roxbury (Boston, Suffolk county, Massachusetts) [neighborhood]
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
Clark, William T. (photographer)
black-and-white prints (photographs)
photographs
Schweinfurth, Julius, 1858-1931
Boston Public Schools
Greenville Street (Roxbury, Boston, Mass.)
teenage girls
Winthrop Street (Roxbury, Boston, Mass.)
Architectural photography
Item
Geo.: Large: Mass.: Roxbury: Modern: Public and Commercial Buildings: Unmounted
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