Ecole Wolf

The rapid growth of the population at the end of the 19th century (more than 13,000 additional inhabitants between 1885 and 1895) and the obligation to attend school after the Annexation determined the construction of schools, especially in the northern peripheral districts of the city. In 1901, the elegant Wolf School was built, with its bell tower equipped with a clock, its two vertical projections that break the monotony of the façade and pierced with portals giving access to the boys' classes on one side and the girls' classes on the other. It had 31 classes in 1907. The building is not open to visitors.