Project type: Education and Health, Schools
Started: 1938
Designers: Edward O. Ekman
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Description
In 1938, a massive hurricane destroyed or damaged many public and private buildings in Rhode Island. Among these buildings was the James T. Lockwood High School of Warwick. Edward O. Ekman of Providence was hired to draw plans for the reconstruction of this 1925 building. It is currently occupied by condominiums.
Source notes
Page 84, The Bridgemen's Magazine, Vol. 38 (1938) Page 131, Warwick: A City at the Crossroads (Donald A. D'Amato, 2001)
Project originally submitted by John P. on May 11, 2014.
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