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Windows at Reddick High by D Hackett

Reddick High School built in 1923 and was Designed by A.C. Price. It was first designed with the idea of being constructed out of flint rock. But when construction began in 1923, the Wright and McCalla Company could not get their hands on enough flint, so the building was constructed of both flint rock and red brick.

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