The Central Grade School in Brush, Morgan County, Colorado, is of brick with a terra cotta roof, stone entablature, and arched windows and doors with volute keystones. Stone frieze work is under the cornices, and also tops some of the windows. A cast iron lamp and an automobile are in the street.
Date
1929
Notes
At head of title: $400,000.; Hand-written on back of photoprint: Central Grade School. Photo by Jackson Studio.; Newspaper clipping glued to back of photoprint reads: Modern School to be dedicated. Thursday, April 4, has been set for the dedication of the new Central grade school at Brush, Colo., which has just been completed. The school is considered one of the best in Colorado. The old central grade school at Brush was destroyed by a fire a year ago. The new school has a magnificent gymnasium and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 600 persons.; Stamp on back of photoprint reads Mar 31, 1929.; Title from printed label on back of photoprint.; Title hand-written on back of photoprint.; R7100072503
