Old Bend High School

Old Bend High School is a school building in downtown Bend built in the Beaux-Arts style with brick walls and stone masonry foundation. The U-shaped structure displays three round-head archways at its main entrance and includes several additional access points.

The building opened in 1925 and initially served as a high school before later becoming Cascade Junior High School. Its purpose shifted as the community's educational needs changed over the decades.

The building reflects Bend's educational history as it transitioned from a school to administrative offices over time. Today its spaces reveal how the community adapted public buildings to serve changing needs.

The site is bordered by Wall Street, Louisiana Avenue, and Bond Street, offering multiple entry points for visitors. Its downtown location makes it easily accessible on foot.

The building was designed by Hugh Thompson, Bend's first resident architect, who brought the Beaux-Arts style to the city. His design reflects the architectural foundations on which Bend built its public appearance.

Location: Bend

Architects: Hugh Thompson

Architectural style: Beaux-Arts

GPS coordinates: 44.05630,-121.31600

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:05