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Historic St. Petersburg High School Tour

When
06 Apr 2022
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location
St. Petersburg High School - 2501 5th Ave. N., St. Petersburg, FL 33713
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Registered
116 registrants

Registration

1.) Preserve the 'Burg Member – $10.00
2.) AIA Member – $10.00
American Institute of Architects
3.) Non-Member – $20.00
4.) 1 Tour Ticket & Individual PTB Membership - New/Renewal – $40.00
Individual Membership = $30
1 Tour Ticket = $10
5.) 2 Tour Tickets & Household PTB Membership - New/Renewal – $70.00
6.) 2 Tour Tickets & Centennial PTB Membership - New/Renewal – $120.00
Centennial Membership = $100
2 Tour Tickets = $20
7.) 2 Tour Tickets & Advocate PTB Membership - New/Renewal – $270.00
Advocate Membership = $250
2 Tour Tickets = $20
7.) 2 Tour Tickets & Protector PTB Membership - New/Renewal – $520.00
Protector Membership = $500
2 Tour Tickets = $20
9.) 2 Tour Tickets & Snell Circle PTB Membership - New/Renewal – $1,020.00
Snell Circle Membership = $1,000
2 Tour Tickets = $20

Historic St. Petersburg High School Tour

Wednesday, April 8, 2022

When it opened in 1926, St. Petersburg High was dubbed the nation’s first “million dollar” school. Now, a multi-year restoration project has returned the National Historic Register-listed school to its original grandeur.

Detailed restoration work included the hand-painting of the school’s front entryway, refurbishing of original chandeliers and other lighting, restoration of the auditorium and administration offices, along with the construction of a new cafeteria and concession area.

Join Preserve the ‘Burg, Pinellas County Schools Associate Superintendent Clint Herbic, and representatives from project partners Rowe Architects and Creative Contractors for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the school and the 43-million-dollar restoration and rehabilitation effort.

This program is part of Tampa Bay Design Week.

The tour is $10 for PTB and AIA members; $20 for non-members.

Tour reservations are strongly recommended as space is limited.

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