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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Southern Senior High School was a former secondary school in south Baltimore, Maryland, originally built in 1910 with an addition in 1926. Part of the Baltimore City Public School System, it was originally located on the southeast corner of Warren Avenue and William Street. The building was constructed of brick on a 2.45-acre (9,900 m2) site, containing an auditorium, three gymnasiums, a 500-person capacity cafeteria (capacity 500), library, six shops, six home education rooms, one laboratory, and 44 classrooms.