Park Addition School

Park Addition School is a school building in Cheyenne designed with the horizontal lines and natural materials of early 20th-century Prairie architecture. The structure features large windows that bring natural light into classrooms and preserves the original construction methods of this architectural style.

The building was constructed during Cheyenne's railroad expansion period, reflecting the city's growing economic strength in the early 1900s. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005, recognizing its significance as an example of Prairie architecture in Wyoming.

The school represents Cheyenne's commitment to modern education during the early 1900s and how the city invested in quality learning spaces. The building reflects the values of a growing community that saw education as essential to its future.

Access to the building is possible, but visitors should check beforehand whether the school is open for tours since it remains an active educational facility. The best time to visit is outside school hours when fewer classes are in session.

The building displays characteristic Prairie School features including extended roof overhangs and geometric patterns in its design. These details show how this American architectural movement influenced school construction throughout the western states.