Central School was designed by Favrot and Livaudais and opened in 1912, teaching Lake Charles children until 1976 and housing soldiers during the 1941 maneuvers. Today it is the city's arts and humanities center on Kirby Street, with galleries, studios and a theatre, on a block shaded by oaks that schoolchildren planted.
Historic building
See it on the historic places map →A 1912 Favrot and Livaudais school that taught Lake Charles children until 1976, housed soldiers during the 1941 maneuvers, and is now a city arts center with galleries, studios and a theatre on a block of oaks planted by schoolchildren.
- Built
- 1912
- Access
- Open to visit
- Owned by
- City of Lake Charles
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