Re-View has a diverse background in historic school work performing window replacement, restoration, and replication. Our portfolio is diverse, positioning Re-View to be a good option for almost any historic school project. The following are examples of past Re-View school projects:

JEWELL HALL – This was the first building on the William Jewell College campus in Liberty, Missouri.

WYANDOTTE HIGH SCHOOL – This landmark school originally completed in 1937 on 27 acres of land had 985 windows replaced by Re-View.

CAMBRIDGE CITY HALL – The City Hall Annex, which was originally constructed in 1871 as the Harvard Grammar School. Re-View replaced all windows with replications.

ARGENTINE – Re-View replaced the windows in this historic school library.

WASHINGTON CENTER – This 1914 schoolhouse was renovated into a youth camp.

WEBSTER HOUSE – Re-View replicated the windows for this 30,000 square foot Romanesque facility which is the oldest standing school in Kansas City.

PS #82 EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER - A three-story 1930 historic structure, School 82 received a series of comprehensive upgrades to bring the building up to today's educational standards. The restoration was part of a major ten year initiative in Buffalo to restore its historic schools.

PS #200 BENNET HIGH SCHOOL – Re-View fabricated large single hung windows for this classic school in Buffalo, New York.

WHITCOMB CONSERVATORY – This women’s dormitory built in 1884 on the Doan College Campus has a unique double window design.