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Picture of Caruthers Elementary School, built in 1921 and destroyed by fire in 1946. Building shows Romanesque and Spanish Revival architectural elements. The Caruthers District was formed in 1892, and merged with the Princeton District to form the…

Picture of Centerville Elementary School, built in the 1920s with Mission Revival architectural elements. Building was demolished ca. 1949. This was the fourth of five school buildings located in the same area. The Centerville District was formed in…

Picture of Central High School, built in 1922 near the intersection of Dickinson and McKinley avenues, in Fresno, Calif. Constructed in Spanish Revival architectural style. The Central Union High (now Central Unified) School District was established…

Picture of Clay Elementary School, built in 1912-1913 near the intersection of Smith and Saginaw avenues near Kingsburg, Calif. Constructed in Western Stick architectural style as the second of three schools built on the same site. The structure was…

Picture of Clovis Grammar School, built in 1918 and demolished in 1952. Ernest J. Kump was the architect and E.P. Smith was the contractor. Constructed with Romanesque Revival architectural elements as was the second of two schools built on the same…

Picture of Crescent Elementary School, built ca. 1900 near Riverdale, Calif., in Western Stick architectural style. The eventual disposition of structure unknown. The Crescent District was created in 1886, merged with the Burrel District to form the…

Picture of Dakota Elementary School, built ca. 1910 on Lassen Avenue, between Clinton and Shields avenues, in Kerman, Calif. Western Stick architectural style. The campus was later moved a half-mile west, facing Modoc Avenue, where the Sun-Empire…

Picture of De Wolf Elementary School, built in 1911 near intersection of Central and DeWolf avenues, in Fowler, Calif. Western Stick architectural style. The De Wolf District was created in 1911 and later merged with the Highland and Lone Star…

Picture of Las Deltas Elementary School, built ca. 1925 on Shaw Avenue, four miles northwest of Mendota, Calif. Shows Mission Revival architectural elements. The Las Deltas District was formed in 1923 and later merged with the Firebaugh Joint…

Picture of Dry Creek Elementary school, constructed in the 1920s in Academy, Calif. The building was moved ca. 1947 to the Nees Colony School campus, on the corner of Nees and Armstrong avenues, and was later moved back to a location on Madsen Avenue…