Sumner High School

Sumner High School is a school building in St. Louis featuring Colonial Revival architectural elements from its original construction. The structure displays classical characteristics of this style, with traditional details and balanced proportions throughout.

The building was constructed in the Colonial Revival tradition, an architecture that combined American and European classical elements. It was later recognized as historically significant and added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The school building is located in St. Louis and is visible from the street, where you can observe its architectural details. The site is easy to access on foot and offers good opportunities to photograph and study the exterior features.

Location: St. Louis

Inception: 1875

Architects: William B. Ittner

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

Website: http://locations.slps.org/location.asp?RecordID=5E575F&LocName=Sumner%20MEGA%20High%20School

GPS coordinates: 38.65972,-90.23917

Latest update: December 15, 2025 13:27