Fifth Aveune Alternative School
Originally constructed in 1892 as North High School, the building was designed by famed architect Frank Packard in the same year that Packard came to Columbus. He was America's foremost institutional architect, designing more than 3,400 buildings nationwide. Packard is known for having designed some of downtown Columbus’ most iconic buildings, including the Seneca Hotel, the Atlas Building, and Franklin Memorial Hall – not to mention a substantial number of buildings on and around The Ohio State University’s campus. North High School was renamed Everett Junior High School in 1924 in honor of Charles D. Everett, former principal of North High School. Although the school has housed students of all grades, borne several different names and endured several renovations – , the gorgeous 1892 building is still preserved at Dennison and West 4th avenues. Today, the building serves as an international immersion school for students in grades K-8.
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100 W 4th Ave, Columbus, OH 43201, USA, Columbus, Ohio, 43201
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