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NoeHill Travels in the American West: California
Photographs of historic sites and points of interest in the San Francisco Bay Area
NoeHill Travels in the American West: California
Photographs of historic sites and points of interest in the San Francisco Bay Area
National Register of Historic Places in Contra Costa County
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19 May 2005
Photographed by NoeHill Before Exterior Restoration
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After Exterior Restoration
Photo Courtesy Port Costa Conservation Society
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National Register #88000563
Port Costa School
Plaza El Hambre
Port Costa
Built 1912
Port Costa School
Plaza El Hambre
Port Costa
Built 1912
The Port Costa School, built in 1912, succeeded two earlier schools which were demolished. From 1912 until 1966 when it closed, it was the only school in town.
Port Costa is an unincorporated township with a population of 250 and few monumental buildings. The Port Costa School is the largest public building in town.
The Classical Revival building was designed by William Wilde, an architect who came to this country in 1907 from Copenhagen, Denmark. By 1908, Wilde was in practice in San Francisco.
To learn about the restoration of this building, please visit the web page: Welcome to the Port Costa School.