Built in 1896 in the Victorian Eclectic style, this building served as Shelbyville High School through 1911. It is a contributing historic structure in both the Westside Historic District and the Shelbyville Commercial Historic District. From 1912 to 1929 it served seventh and eighth graders as a middle school, and from 1930 to 1997 it housed the Shelbyville Central Schools administrative offices. In 1998 the schools donated it to the Blue River Community Foundation, and it was restored with grants and local donations. Many interior features from its years as a school were restored or replicated, including chalkboards, schoolhouse lights, and drinking fountains. It is now home to the Blue River Community Foundation and several other small organizations and businesses.