302 Hughes (Classroom Building, Boys Gym, and Cafeteria)

Description: Modern Colonial Style, two story, school building. Hipped-flat roof. East and west façades are red brick veneered while north and south are white plastered. All second floor façades dominated by wrap-around concrete porch supported by metal columns on each side. From left to right, the south façade consists of two brown metal doors separated by a ribbon of five single-hung sashed windows, then two sets of 1/1 single-hung sashed windows separated by a set of brown metal double doors. Then a ribbon of five 1/1 single-hung sashed windows, a brown metal door, then two more brown metal doors separated by a ribbon of five single-hung sashed windows. The north façade mirrors the south façade.
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Description: Neoclassical Revival Style, two story, asymmetrical, flat roofed, gymnasium. Exterior façades are brick veneered with quoins and wood/brick cornice. Front (east) façade of gymnasium has smaller brick entrance with projecting full-height entry porch with pediment with semi circular oculus with keystone and supported by four square classical columns and two pilasters on façade. Brick entry has three entry ways. The middle serves as a ticket booth with paneled base, while the entry on each side of the ticket booth has a set of paneled double doors. Each door is flanked by pilasters and topped with an entablature. A bricked oculus sits above each entry way. South façade dominated by bay wing with four large filled in windows and a central double metal door with two white metal downspouts incorporated as pilasters with wood/brick cornice. To the west of bay wing, the south façade consists of a metal double door with casing and keystone and a 6/6 single-hung sashed window to west of door. Ribbon of 4 1/1 single-sashed windows to west of 6/6 window. North façade is dominated by five ribbons of three triple-paned awning windows three across and three down. Two white metal downspouts incorporated as pilasters with wood/brick cornice.
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This property was nominated to the National Register under its former address of 400-600 block N. Mound.

Description: Modern Style, single story, hipped-flat roofed, cafeteria building. Front (east) façade dominated by large wrap-around entry porch supported by eight metal columns. From left to right, front façade consists of two ribbons of six 1/1 single-hung sashed windows separated by pilasters, a ribbon of four 1/1 single-hung sashed windows, two sets of brown metal double doors with side lights separated by a pilaster and two 1/1 single-hung sashed windows separated by a pilasters and another set of brown, metal double doors with side lights and another set of two 1/1 single-hung sashed windows. South façade dominated by two ribbons of three 1/1 single-hung sashed windows separated by a set of brown, metal double doors. North façade dominated by a metal truck receiving bay and coolers.
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Stephen F. Austin State University