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Miss Lelia Cathcart's School (often recorded in newspapers of the era as the Girls' High School) was a prominent private educational institution that operated in Williamstown during the early 1900s through the late 1920s. The school was located at 54 Osborne Street, Williamstown. It operated inside Osborne House, a landmark two-story bluestone mansion originally built in 1859 for sea captain James Best and his family.
