Bunker Hill Elementary School

ID: 2931 ~ Source: National Register of Historic Places Program

This file appears in: Bunker Hill Elementary School: This Colonial Revival style building is one of the District's best examples of an “extensible” school.

Bunker Hill Elementary School was designed as an extensible school building and was constructed in phases between 1939 and 1953 to replace an earlier school building on the site.

This file appears in: Bunker Hill Elementary School: This Colonial Revival style building is one of the District's best examples of an “extensible” school.

Bunker Hill Elementary School: This Colonial Revival style building is one of the District's best examples of an “extensible” school.

By The DC Historic Sites team

Established in 1883, Bunker Hill Elementary School's first building, a one-room brick structure, was used to educate white students before being reassigned to the city’s “colored” school division. A…