Coventry was one of four schools in the Heights school district that were demolished and then replaced with new schools bearing the same name. The original building opened in 1919 with a price tag of $519,375. An addition along Euclid Heights Boulevard, completed by 1922, was designed to match the original architecture. Coventry was not alone in this. Taylor, Fairfax, Noble, Oxford and Heights High also received additions that matched the original buildings so flawlessly that only an examination of blueprints can show which sections are original ones, and which ones were added later. | Source: Cleveland Memory Project, Cleveland State University Library Special CollectionsDownload Original File
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Cleveland Memory Project, Cleveland State University Library Special Collections
"Coventry School Upon Completion" appears in: Coventry School
