Old School Square Historic District is named for its focal point, the Old School Square Complex at 51 North Swinton Avenue, which includes the circa 1913 Vernacular style Delray School designed by J.M. Cromer, the city’s first separate high school, and the original gymnasium. The high school and gymnasium were both designed circa 1926 in the Mediterranean Revival style by architect Sam Ogren, Sr., who also designed several Mediterranean Revival structures along NE 1st Avenue, known as Banker’s Row. Two-story Mediterranean Revival residences from the 1920s stand on the west side of Banker’s Row, while one-story Minimal Traditional cottages from the 1930s line the east side. Architectural styles throughout the district include Vernacular, Bungalow, and Mission and Mediterranean Revival, dating between 1902 and 1945. The district contains approximately 15 blocks around the town’s geographic center, extending south to SE 2nd Street, north to NE 4th Street, and from NE and NW 1st Avenues on the east and west. The City of Delray Beach locally designated the Old School Square Historic District in 1988.