First impressions are always important, and in the previous two centuries architects gave great attention to detail when designing the entrances of many of Fort Worth’s public school buildings. Here are school entrances on all four sides of town:
Amon Carter-Riverside High School (1936, Hedrick).
Green B. Trimble Technical High School (1918, Sanguinet and Staats).
Denver Avenue Elementary School (1910).
Charles Nash Elementary School (1927, Clarkson).
Stephen F. Austin School Elementary School (1892, Messer, Sanguinet, and Messer).
Lily B. Clayton Elementary School (1922, Clarkson).
Sam Rosen Elementary School (1926, Clarkson).
De Zavala Elementary School (1914).
Rosemont Middle School (1935, Withers).
North Side High School (1937, Clarkson).
Poly High School (1938, Pelich).
Bas-relief above the rear door of North Hi Mount Elementary School (1935, Hedrick).
