From The Archives	Listing No. 9546 1933 Art Moderne Augusta Downtown Augusta, GA
	Former John S. Davidson School building 37,198 square foot building 29 classrooms (20x30) Zoned B-2 General Business Brick Veneer over concrete block Some original historic metal windows Borders Third Level of the historic Augusta Canal Near other significant historic properties including Sacred Heart Cultural Center and the Boyhood Home of President Woodrow Wilson Constructed in 1933 by Scroggs and Ewing, this Art Moderne style building was named in honor of John Sheldon Davidson, who is considered the father of public education in Richmond County. The building has been vacant since 1997 when it was replaced by the current Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School. Ideally located between the downtown business district and the medical community. As a contributing resource in the Augusta Downtown Historic District, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is also located along the historic Augusta Canal.
	Stories: 2 Acres: 1.660	Threatened
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