South Side School

South Side School is an educational building from the early 1920s in Florida, featuring red brick construction and rows of tall windows characteristic of schools from that era. The structure displays the simple, functional design typical of small-town American schools, with clearly defined sections for different classroom areas.

The building was constructed in 1922 and reflects how Florida communities organized education during the early 20th century. Its inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places marks its importance as a surviving example of that period's approach to school design and construction.

The school building represents the educational standards and architectural preferences of Florida during the 1920s through its structural elements and design.

The building can be viewed and photographed from the outside, with architectural details visible from street level. Interior access is generally not available to visitors, but viewing the exterior provides a complete sense of the structure and its period design.

Many of the original window frames and hardware from the building's 1922 construction remain in place, showing how schools were actually equipped during that time. These preserved details allow visitors to observe the actual materials and construction methods used in that era.