Alameda Public School 1923 Blueprint - Historic Architectural Plan #1955266 (License: Personal Use)

The blueprint depicts Alameda Public School as built in 1923, highlighting its fireproof concrete construction, roof trusses, and central boiler system serving heat, steam, and electrical lighting. Key features include two play sheds, 75-foot hose connections for fire hydrants, and detailed annotations on ceiling heights, floor materials, and utility routing. The plan reflects early 20th-century school design priorities: durability, safety, and functional zoning.

Used in historical archives, local history websites, preservation projects, or educational resources about early 20th-century public school architecture; matches user intent to research historic buildings, verify construction methods, or support restoration efforts.