Architectural Classification
Romanesque Revival/Gothic Revival (original building)
Details
International Style (addition)
Date source
Libertyville Then & Now (p. 28); permits
Wall Material (Current)
Brick
Wall Material 2 (Current)
Concrete; metal
Roof Material
Asphalt - single/not visible
Window Type
Double hung, fixed & awning
Window Configuration
1/1; 1-light
Historic Features
Original 1925-6 Romanesque Revival building still partially visible along Maple--red brick exterior, parapet gable main roof; lower front gable bay with crenelated, stepped parapet; brick label molds over select windows; center entry bay (now partially obscured) with stone crest ornament, panel, and pointed-arch window openings at upper stories
Alterations
1926 building obscured by multiple additions, dating from the mid-20th century and later.
1957 addition (historic)--2-story south addition features ribbon first-floor windows and ribbon clerestory windows on 2nd story; 1-story projecting north section features a flat roof, recessed entry with round columns, and buff brick exterior; long, 1st-story concrete planters
Non-historic alterations include: hipped roof added to south section of building (1992); some windows removed for air conditioning units along east and west facades of south section; multiple additions at rear (west) elevation of building (no date, not historic); metal roofing and replacement windows in north side entry (in front of 1920s school building)