Amelia's first high school, like the Charlotte Agricultural High School (CT10), is one of a number of Southside school buildings designed by Robinson early in his career when his interpretations of Colonial Revival were much freer than his later, more exact versions. The hipped-roof two-story brick building with a raised basement is entered through double doors surmounted by a large fanlight. Triple nine-over-nine windows flank the entrance and are repeated on the second floor where two lower central windows light the interior stairway.
Hindle Building (Amelia County High School)
1910–1911, Charles M. Robinson. 9000 Washington St.