King City Union School District, King City High School #1, King City, CA (1912-1913) demolished

Structure Type: built works - public buildings - schools - high schools

Designers: Stanton, Robert, Architect (firm); Robert Stanton (architect)

Dates: constructed 1912-1913, demolished 1968

1 story

click to open gallery Exterior of the King City High School, King City, CA, c. 1915; from "Penny Postcards of California," <http://usgwarchives.net/ca/monterey/postcards/ppcs-monterey.html> Accessed 09/07/2011
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The residents of King City initiated classes in their first high school in a temporary building, while this permanent edifice was constructed during 1912-1913.

This Mission Revival high school sprawled on one story over a large site.

Architect Robert Stanton, based in Carmel, CA, designed the King City High School's Neo-classical Auditorium between 1937-1939. Construction was finished in 03/1939 at a total expenditure of $179,000.

Demolished; the high school was torn down in 1968.

PCAD id: 16935

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