Historic School and Architecture El Paso High School, known as “The Lady on the Hill,” is the oldest continuously operating high school in El Paso, Texas. Built in 1916 and designed by the architectural firm Trost & Trost, the school occupies a prominent site on the lower slopes of the Franklin Mountains. Its distinctive features include classical terra-cotta columns, a grand semicircular entrance, and elegant marble interior details.

Historic Significance Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, El Paso High School is also home to the historic R.R. Jones Stadium, which hosted the first Sun Bowl game.

Virtual Site: https://www.elpasohighschoolalumnimuseum.com/