Anna Head School for Girls
Berkeley, California • Alameda County
Berkeley, California • Alameda County
The Anna Head School for Girls in Berkeley, California, is a historic educational institution that operated from 1911 to 1969. Designed by prominent architects, its campus features a cohesive collection of Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival style buildings, including the distinctive central quadrangle and gymnasium.
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