Cuero High School
405 E. Sarah, Cuero, TXErected in 1928, this building served as the high school until a new facility was built several blocks east in 1970. This is Cuero's oldest extant school building financed with public monies. Despite its poor condition, the school is a note-worthy local example of an institutional building with Gothic Revival detailing. It is the only historic (pre-1936) public educational facility that still stands in the community,
Local significance of the building:Listed in National Register of Historic Places in 1988.
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