English High School, Historic school building in downtown Lynn, United States.
English High School on Essex Street displays Jacobethan architecture across two distinct sections, with a T-shaped three-story wing and a taller four-story section featuring Gothic elements. The facade blends Romanesque details from the original construction with Tudor-style arches and ornamental parapets added during a later expansion.
The building was designed by architect Holman K. Wheeler in 1892 and served as Lynn's second high school until educational activities moved to a new location in 1932. A significant expansion in 1924 added architectural features that extended the original structure.
The building received recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986 for its architectural merit and educational significance in Massachusetts.
The former school building has been converted into residential units while maintaining its historic exterior. You can view the facade from the street and admire the architectural details, though the interior serves private residents.
The building earned a place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986, recognizing its architectural merit. This designation protects the structure and honors its role in shaping education in Massachusetts.
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