File:Edmunds School Burlington Vermont.jpg
The Edmunds School Complex consists of four buildings built between 1900 and 1951. The building pictured was the first built, as Edmunds High School in 1900, in the Renaissance Revival style. Located at 305 Main Street on the corner of South Union Street, it is part of the Main Street-College Street Historic District. (Source: [1])
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