English High School (1892 building)

The English High School (1892 building) refers to the former building of the English High School of Boston, Massachusetts, constructed in 1892 and located on Montgomery Street. Prior to this location, the school had occupied several other buildings. The 1892 building was a purpose-built structure intended to house the expanding student body and evolving curriculum of the oldest public high school in the United States.

The architecture of the building was significant, often described as a prominent example of late 19th-century school architecture, and reflected the educational philosophies and aspirations of the time. Its features typically included large classrooms, laboratories for scientific studies, an auditorium for assemblies and performances, and administrative offices. The design aimed to provide a modern learning environment conducive to academic excellence.

The English High School occupied this building from 1892 until it moved to a new location in the West Fenway neighborhood in 1954. After the school relocated, the building on Montgomery Street was repurposed. The current use of the building varies depending on subsequent ownership and modifications. Historical records and local archives may contain specific details regarding the building's history, architectural features, and period of occupancy by the English High School.