Manitoba. The exterior of the building is brick veneer, built on a wood frame. The original roof was wood shingle material, with a brick chimney extending up and over the hip style roof line. Shallow brick arches give the windows a slightly round top, local field stone and mortar are used in the foundation and basement. On the tower, over the school's main entrance is a corrugated tin canopy sign reading: "Brant Cons School 1914" Expansion In the Mid 1920s it became clear that the Brant Consolidated School would need to be expanded as the numbers of students in the area were growing. Plans were made to add two more rooms to the school on the east side of the tower. A regular classroom would be upstairs and the main floor classroom would also double as a community room. It was in this room that concerts were held for Christmas, the community would gather for Fowl Suppers in the Fall, Remembrance Day services were held as well as dances, card parties and social events. A three-foot high stage was constructed in this room on the south wall, with two sets of stairs to gain access to the stage. A piano could be found on this stage as well. This was the only room in the building not to have a cloakroom on the south wall. In the north end of this multi purpose room were three doors, one leading outside to the back of the school and the other two were access to the tower component of the building. In the basement of this new half of the school, was a large room for the meals and dances that were held in the school. The kitchen was in the original half side basement and was used for many community functions. Gymnasium In the 1970s, the school now required an indoor gymnasium. It was decided that this metal structure would be built on the back of the school, with an adjoining breeze way. The Gym contains a large display case and small kitchen in the entrance area, two change rooms with bathrooms, an equipment room and a furnace room. The School Today In 1959, the local school board for Brant Consolidated 1703 was assumed by the newly formed Interlake School Division. In the 1980s the school was renamed Brant-Argyle School and has been administered by the ISD to present day. Historic