Another founded building that was converted to a high school

Actually it was built as a Luxury Hotel before they turned it into a high school. So they didnt use all those brick for that purpose

One hundred years ago, American universities still formally affirmed their Christian character and Christian values had a natural and expected place in American higher education. What happened?

America was once a country that took pride in every single thing it built.

Ppl had pride in their education. They were proud of their this is why our modern building look like shit.

Isn’t this the High School from 10 things I hate about you?

Good video. Shame they removed the original plaques. I bet the cornerstone no longer has anything under it. That is a reset compound if there ever was one. The Greek/Roman amphitheater is the giveaway.

Debunked: The original structure was built in 1891 as a grand hotel, commissioned by the Tacoma Land Company to attract visitors and investors during the railroad expansion era. However, construction was halted due to the financial Panic of 1893, and the building was left unfinished. In 1898, a fire damaged part of the structure, and the city of Tacoma later acquired it. Instead of demolishing it, they repurposed the building into a school. After renovations, Stadium High School officially opened in 1906. Its architectural style—a blend of French Château and Romanesque Revival—gives it the distinctive "castle" aesthetic. Today, it’s a designated historic site and remains one of the most iconic high school campuses in the U.S.

The bulding has clearly been re purposed lol

Yeah, but we got this movie classic out of it…

Burnt down. There’s always a fire story with these old world buildings

I went to plant high school. My brothers went to Hillsboro high school, and both of them look like that. And i'm in tampa florida