Buildings
Linwood School
Address: | 286 Linwood Street |
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Constructed: | 1913 |
Other Work: | Major additions in 1954 and 1961 |
Architects: | Alexander Melville 1913 Additions by Smith Carter Searle |
Firms: | Smith Carter Searle |
More Information
Linwood is a beautiful old, well-kept elementary school. The first addition was added in 1954, followed by a gym section to the rear in 1961. No attempt was made to match the styles of the two sections so the smaller modern design was kept completely separate with a low link, making it almost a free-standing entity.
Faced with a mid-brown brick unmatched to the red brick of the old school, the 1950s addition is wood frame construction of modest proportions with a flat roof. It has retained most of the school's original features, including the front entrance detail and its original windows. This portion of the complex appears only to contain a daycare currently while the elementary students can now be contained in the original Linwood School.
Design Characteristics
Suburb: | Deer Lodge, St. James |
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- Faced with a mid-brown brick (old school red brick)
- 1950s school is wood frame construction; flat roof