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Grammar School: View of facade showing octagonal stair tower

Date

Circa 1910

Location

Architecture Library, Hesburgh Libraries

The old Grammar School (Gymnasium) is assigned to Weidmann on stylistic grounds: horizontal bands of moulding separate the three floors, the windows are arranged in pairs, as at the town hall, and an obliquely fenestrated octagonal stair tower crowned by a bulbous cupola is introduced in front of the façade.

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The old Grammar School (Gymnasium) is assigned to Weidmann on stylistic grounds: horizontal bands of moulding separate the three floors, the windows are arranged in pairs, as at the town hall, and an obliquely fenestrated octagonal stair tower crowned by a bulbous cupola is introduced in front of the façade.
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G. Massiot & cie
Circa 1910
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