East High School

East High School is a public secondary school building in downtown Denver constructed in the Classical Revival architectural style. The structure features red brick walls, stone trim, and large arched windows arranged across multiple levels.

The institution was founded in 1876 as one of Denver's earliest secondary schools. It moved to its current location and building in 1925, marking a period of growth and development for the city's educational infrastructure.

The school serves as a gathering place for students from across Denver neighborhoods, bringing together young people from different parts of the city. Its presence shapes the local community rhythm through daily interactions and school-based activities.

The building sits in downtown Denver close to transit lines and residential neighborhoods. The exterior is easily viewable from the street, and the location is accessible by walking or public transportation.

The building was designed by architect William Montague and blends functional school spaces with refined artistic details. Its dual recognition as both a National Register of Historic Places site and a Denver Historical Landmark reflects its lasting importance to the community.

Location: Colorado

Inception: 1876

Address: 1545 Detroit Street, Denver, CO 80206

Website: http://eastangels.org

GPS coordinates: 39.74167,-104.95611

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:40