| Address | 160 W. Wendell Street, Chicago, IL |
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| Built | 1882 |
| Architect | Julius S. Ender |
| Status | Designated Chicago Landmark |
| Designation Date | May 7, 1978 (Final) |
| Neighborhood | Near North Side |
| Type | School and education |
| Landmark ID | L-183 |
What other designation reports say about this building
“Sexton School (originally, North Division High School) at 160 W. Wendell Street, designated a Chicago Landmark in 1978, featured larger floor plans. Early private schools, however, were typically built on small lots for reasons…”
“20 The Ruben Salazar Elementary School (originally the North Division High School) at 160 W. Wendell St. was one of the last Chicago school buildings completed following the form and style of the King School model.”
“The Ruben Salazar Elementary School (originally the North Division High School) at 160 W. Wendell St. was one of the last Chicago school buildings completed following the form and style of the King School model.”
“Many examples remain in use. The James Sexton Public School at 160 W. Wendell St., originally the North Division High School and built in 1882, is one example; it is a designated Chicago Landmark.”