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This short photo tour of Second Street actually begins on Lee Street (incidentally named for Robert E. Lee) with duPont Manual High School, one of Louisville's finest schools, and a magnet school for the whole city. The complex takes up an entire block at Second and Lee, between the University of Louisville and the Youth Performing Arts Center. Second Street then continues north, a long shady avenue lined with proud Victorian homes and cozy gardens. Click on a picture to see its enlargement, as well as more information
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duPont Manual was designated a magnet school in 1984 and elected a National School of Excellence in 1991 by the US Department of Education. It consistently ranks among the nations best schools in test results and quality of education. | |
A Romanesque home displays a colorful spring front yard garden
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A rare iron fence
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Near
2nd and Ormsby
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