This Tudor Gothic Revival building was designed by William H. Weeks with a ruffled red brick exterior lavishly ornamented with terra cotta. The corridor system for the first floor is one of the earliest examples in the Sacramento Valley of poured-in-place, reinforced concrete.

This building is one of the few remaining Central Valley schools designed in the Gothic Revival style which was popular in the early 20th Century. Its exterior is essentially unchanged since 1918.

When we photographed the building in 2011, the occupant was Colusa City Hall.

1. Judge H. M. Albery House
2. International Order of Odd Fellows Building
3. Old Chinatown District
4. Colusa Grammar School
5. Colusa Union High School
6. First Christian Church
7. Old China Town District
8. Our Lady of Lourdes Church
9. Colusa Carnegie Library
10. St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
11. Will Semple Green House