Editing Norwood, Ohio (section)

===New high school and city hall===
Enrollment at Norwood High School continued to grow at a rapid pace and the student population eventually outgrew the first high school. In 1914, a new high school was constructed. The original high school on Allison Street was converted into an elementary school.

Norwood's current city hall, the [[Norwood Municipal Building]], was designed by [[John Scudder Adkins]], who was also the architect for the Norwood Public Library building. It opened in 1916, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.<ref name="Historical Dates for Norwood, Ohio. 1910s" />

The old Allison High School building to burnt down in 1917. The building was later rebuilt. The same year, a new school was also constructed to replace the original 1892 Williams Avenue school.<ref name="Allison North School Building" />

More than 3,000 fans attended the season opener of the 1916 World Champion Norwood baseball team at Norwood Park. Norwood Park was also used during this era for other community entertainment events.<ref name="Historical Dates for Norwood, Ohio. 1910s" />