Hillsborough High School: Building 100 (Tampa, Florida)
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Tampa, Florida /
Central Avenue, 5000
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auditorium, public institution, classrooms, Gothic revival (architecture), secondary education, municipal, historical building
The original building on today's Hillsborough High School campus was built in 1928 for a total of $757,000. This building is the most prominent and widely recognized of the structures on campus for its Gothic Revival architecture, massive clock tower, and auditorium with stained-glass windows. The structure is a contributing property to the Seminole Heights Residential District, a national and local historic district.
The building was designed by local architect Francis Kennard.
This location is the fourth campus in the school's history. HHS was established as a school in the 1880's, but did not move to Tampa's Seminole Heights neighborhood until 1928.
The building was designed by local architect Francis Kennard.
This location is the fourth campus in the school's history. HHS was established as a school in the 1880's, but did not move to Tampa's Seminole Heights neighborhood until 1928.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsborough_High_School_(Florida)
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 27°59'28"N 82°27'22"W
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- Pasco High School 47 km
- Lakewood Ranch High School 60 km
- Lecanto High School 93 km
- Montverde Academy 102 km
- Crystal River High School 103 km
- Fort White High School 218 km
- South Fork High School 240 km
- Ridgeview High School 247 km
- Atlantic Coast High School 263 km
- Old Seminole Heights 1.2 km
- Seminole Heights, Tampa, Florida 1.2 km
- Wellswood 1.9 km
- Tampa Heights 2.5 km
- Jackson Heights 3.5 km
- Downtown Tampa 4.8 km
- Northeast Macfarlane 4.8 km
- Palmetto Beach 7.3 km
- Hillsborough County, Florida 13 km
- Tampa Bay 28 km