Sydney Academy - History - The Sixth Building

The Sixth Building

While Dr. George Graham Campbell was still principal, the present-day steel and glass Sydney Academy was built at 49 Terrace Street. This school was officially opened on September 8, 1959. At the time it was built, the gymnasium was said to be the best in the Maritimes with a seating capacity of 2400. The cost of this building was $1,250,000.

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