A black-and-white historical photograph shows a large, three-story brick school building that has sustained significant structural damage. The building features rows of tall windows and arched entryways on the ground floor, but a large section of the upper right corner has collapsed, leaving a jagged opening and exposed interior beams. A tall, thin flagpole stands atop the roof's center. In the foreground, a wide, unpaved street or plaza is covered in light-colored dust and scattered debris. Several individuals in early 20th-century attire are visible as small figures standing near the base of the building and walking along the perimeter. To the right of the school, a utility pole stands near another partially visible building in the background. The sky is a uniform, pale gray. In the bottom right corner, a faint handwritten signature reads "Miles Bros." and a small, white number "1" is visible near the top left of the image frame.