The existing building at 397 King Street West was constructed in 1928 on the former mill property donated by Robert and Frank Fisher—the Fisher brothers agreed to donate their property containing the Fisher Paper Mill (Gore Mills), plus the vacant lot on the opposite side of King Street, with a stipulation placed on the deed that the property must be kept in perpetuity for educational and public playground use.
The building at 397 King Street West was built in 1928 on land donated by Robert and Frank Fisher, who also gave a vacant lot across the street to ensure the property would always be used for education and public play areas.