TY  - GEN
N2  - After having classes in various buildings, Evansville High School found a permanent home in 1868 on Seventh Street between Vine and Court Streets--the official address was 203 NW 6th St. In 1898 the tower and north and south wings were added. By 1918 the population of the Evansville had grown to the point where another high school, further west, was needed and Francis Joseph Reitz High School was built. At that time, the facility seen here became known as Central High School. In 1971 a new Central was built and this building was closed, and razed in 1973. The one exception was the gymnasium, which still remains today and is part of the current downtown YMCA.
AB  - After having classes in various buildings, Evansville High School found a permanent home in 1868 on Seventh Street between Vine and Court Streets--the official address was 203 NW 6th St. In 1898 the tower and north and south wings were added. By 1918 the population of the Evansville had grown to the point where another high school, further west, was needed and Francis Joseph Reitz High School was built. At that time, the facility seen here became known as Central High School. In 1971 a new Central was built and this building was closed, and razed in 1973. The one exception was the gymnasium, which still remains today and is part of the current downtown YMCA.
T1  - Evansville High School in Evansville, Indiana
DA  - 1918
DA  - circa 1918
AU  - Lewellin Post Card
L1  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1511564/files/20753.jpg
PB  - University of Southern Indiana
LA  - eng
PY  - 1918
PY  - circa 1918
ID  - 1511564
L4  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1511564/files/20753.jpg
KW  - Education
TI  - Evansville High School in Evansville, Indiana
Y1  - 1918
L2  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1511564/files/20753.jpg
LK  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1511564/files/20753.jpg
UR  - https://library.usi.edu/record/1511564/files/20753.jpg
ER  -