Perry Traditional Academy, public school in the United States
Perry Traditional Academy is a school building in Pittsburgh located on Perrysville Avenue and recognized as a historic site. It displays traditional architecture with sturdy brick walls and large windows characteristic of early 20th-century school construction.
The school building opened in 1922-1923 and has served multiple generations of students since then. It was officially listed as a historic place in the city in 1999 to protect its traditional design and architectural significance.
The school's name honors Oliver Hazard Perry, a historical figure with local significance. A large mural of the Commodore facing the building displays school pride and connection to this legacy.
The building is easy to locate on Perrysville Avenue and can be viewed from the outside. Visitors can see the exterior architecture and mural, though interior access is reserved for school activities.
The school takes its name from Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, and students carry his name with pride. A notable detail is that a large Commodore mural was designed by school alumni, showing how former students shape their school community.
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