Design Characteristics

• The second Salisbury School was built on this site in c.1930 and it appears that bits of a 1920s Salisbury School lingered as late as c.1980
• The first modern construction in 1958 was adjacent but separate to the old Salisbury schools; it was called Morse Place Junior High for the next 20 years
• The 1958 building, now on the west front, was a small two-storey square containing 12 classrooms, a library, a small multi-purpose room and some shops space, to which classes and a multi-purpose room were added in 1961
• This addition bridged the gap to the old schools but it was not until 1969 when construction of a new gym actually linked the schools; they continued to function as two schools and have two principals until 1992
• When the last vestiges of the 1930s Salisbury School were demolished in 2002, the combined Salisbury Morse School had grown to almost a full quadrangle complex around two small courtyards
• Several later additions have created an irregular footprint and a patchwork of sections in this quirky little school