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- 24TH AVE. COTTAGE SCHOOL
Like the later series of Bungalow Schools, Calgary's Cottage Schools were built to accommodate a rapid growth of the school population. - ALEXANDRA SCHOOL
Alexandra School was constructed in 1902 to plans by architect William M. Dodd, who later designed the old Calgary City Hall. - ARTS BUILDING
On the 8th of October 1915, the Main Teaching Building was opened by Lieutenant Governor George Bulyea at a special ceremony of such length that the last three speeches had to be cancelled. - ASSINIBOIA HALL
Assiniboia Hall was the university’s second building. Excavation, begun in the autumn of 1911. - ATHABASCA HALL
The plans for Athabasca Hall, the university’s first building, were drawn up by A.M. Jeffers, the chief architect of Public Works - BOWMAN SCHOOL, 1912
In 1911, the Provincial Department of Education allotted funds for the construction of a Manual Training School in Lethbridge, the first in the province. - CAMERON SCHOOL
This school was built to house Coleman's primary grades in 1919. - CENTRAL PARK HIGH SCHOOL
The Central Park High School is the oldest public building still standing in Grande Prairie. - CLIFF BUNGALOW SCHOOL
Cliff Bungalow School was originally named the 22nd Avenue Cottage School but was renamed after Cliff Street in 1927. - COLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL/ CROWSNEST MUSEUM
Coleman High School was built in 1936 to alleviate overcrowding in the town's school