Once considered the epitome of educational building design. The building closed in 1975, but is again open as a school.
- Name: Central Technical High School,
- Location: 701 South Warren Street, 258 East Adams Street
- Year Completed: 1903
- Architect: Archimedes Russell
- Style: Beaux Arts, Classical Revival
- Wikipedia: Central Technical High School
- Google Map
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Greystone Square, aka Central Technical High School, 701-745 S Warren Street, built 1903.
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Greystone Square, aka Central Technical High School, 701-745 S Warren Street, built 1903.
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Greystone Square, aka Central Technical High School, 701-745 S Warren Street, built 1903.
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Greystone Square, aka Central Technical High School, 701-745 S Warren Street, built 1903.
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Greystone Square, aka Central Technical High School, 701-745 S Warren Street, built 1903.
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Greystone Square, aka Central Technical High School, 701-745 S Warren Street, built 1903.
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Greystone Square, aka Central Technical High School, 701-745 S Warren Street, built 1903.
All images copyright © Kenneth Grant / photos taken July 2018 with Canon 5D Mark iii