Fergus County High School, Public high school in Lewistown, Montana.

Fergus County High School, also known as Old Fergus High School, stands at 412 6th Ave. S. in Lewistown, Montana. Built in 1919 and expanded at later dates, it combines Renaissance Revival and Beaux Arts architecture; its first two units were designed by architect J.G. Link. The current Fergus High School is a separate institution.

Built in 1919 at 412 6th Avenue South, the school's first two units were designed by architect J.G. Link in Renaissance Revival and Beaux Arts styles. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. The building is also known as Old Fergus High School, while the current Fergus High School operates elsewhere.

The building is also known as Old Fergus High School, since the current Fergus High School is a different institution. Its 1986 shooting, in which 14-year-old Kristofer Hans killed substitute teacher Henrietta Smith and wounded vice principal John Moffatt and two students, remains the event most associated with the address.

The building stands at 412 6th Avenue South in Lewistown, Montana, and is also known as Old Fergus High School; the working Fergus High School is a different site. It is a school in use, so the grounds are not open to the public during class hours.

The building is also known as Old Fergus High School, since the current Fergus High School is a different institution. On December 4, 1986, 14-year-old Kristofer Hans shot substitute teacher Henrietta Smith in a classroom, then wounded vice principal John Moffatt and two students as he fled; he was sentenced to 206 years and paroled in 2015.