Vinton School

Vinton School is a former school building in Omaha featuring Tudor Revival design with brick walls and a series of hipped roofs that give it a distinctive silhouette. The structure sits at 2120 Deer Park Boulevard and shows careful attention to architectural detail throughout its exterior.

The school opened in 1908 with fourteen classrooms serving elementary students and later gained recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. After its listing, the building underwent major rehabilitation work that transformed it into residential apartments.

The building reflects how communities in the early 1900s designed schools to last and impress, showing the value placed on education through quality architecture. Its style and solid construction reveal what people thought a school should look like during that era.

The building now contains private apartments and can be viewed from the street, but the interior is not open to visitors. The afternoon light works best for photographing the exterior and seeing how the brick and rooflines catch the sun.

The architect Frederick W. Clarke designed this building as the first school in Tudor Revival style in Omaha, setting a new standard for educational buildings in the city. Clarke went on to design several other schools for the Omaha Public Schools district during the same period.

Location: Omaha

GPS coordinates: 41.22862,-95.94452

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:00