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Historic Columbus: From Gilded-Era Mansion to Modern Schoolhouse
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Historic Columbus: From Gilded-Era Mansion to Modern Schoolhouse
Tucked into a quiet corner of Columbus, the building at 72 Woodland Avenue doesn’t immediately betray its past. Its red brick exterior is grand but not boastful, elegant but not ostentatious. But this is no ordinary schoolhouse. Long before it became home to Mansion Day School, the 24-room estate was a testament to ambition and industry. Built in 1904 for William A. Miller, then president of the H.C. Godman Shoe Company, the mansion was a symbol…
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