Central High School Building, Oklahoma City

Central High School building is situated downtown, two blocks north of the well-known National Memorial. This magnificent structure was built in 1911, one of the oldest buildings in Oklahoma City. Its architecture represents Late Gothic Revival. This symmetrical structure has prominent portico entrances facing Robinson Avenue, 8th Street, and the main façade articulated by a central tower. Every elevation features similar repetitive façade elements. The building has served as an office building since the end of the 20th century. It was added to the National Register in 1976.