• The current structure was built from 1891 to 1893 to replace an earlier building. (wikipedia.org)
  • Incorporated on November 9, 1891, the city-best known for its school system-is home to 23,776 people (as of the 2010 census), making it the largest community in the county. (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • A city plat was filed at the county courthouse on September 25, 1891. (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • 1 This location is supported by an ad that appeared in the Hot Springs Daily News on June 24th, 1891, mentioning that I.B. Albaugh's business residence, located near the site of the present courthouse, was "Beyond Base Ball Park. (arkbaseball.com)
  • The building was associated with F. L. Watkins and his Dakota Business College from 1891 until 1978. (fargounderground.com)
  • Brown who was born in Urbana in 1872, studied architecture at the University of Illinois and later teamed with Urbana architect Joseph William Royer to design the Champaign County Courthouse in 1900. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Built: 1900 - 1901. (pamphili.com.br)
  • They went on to have five children, Blanche born in 1886, William Frederick in 1888, Adolph A. Jr., 1893, Margaret Gretchen, known as Gretchen, 1898 and George A. in 1900. (worldjournalnewspaper.com)
  • This two-story red brick building was built in 1900. (fargounderground.com)
  • Therefore, the county built a red brick building to house its records and offices. (wikipedia.org)
  • It is possible that this building was already under construction as there are records of expenditures for brick, lumber, lime, ironwork, and architectural fees dating back to 1839. (wikipedia.org)
  • It is constructed of Bedford limestone on the first floor and red brick and molded terra cotta on the floors above. (wikipedia.org)
  • According to Aroma Café co-owner Vincent Latour, the front part of the building was built in 1912, and the brick walls in that section date from that time. (marinmagazine.com)
  • The basement story is granite block, and the main body is made of pressed brick adorned with granite trim. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • The town council speedily dealt with the building codes and the tents and shanties were being changed by brick, brick veneer, and stone structures. (housphoto.com)
  • There were also moments when its demolition seemed inevitable, but at every turn, the beloved brick building at 108 N. High Street was brought back to life. (oh.us)
  • Neither the indigenous people, nor the earliest European settlers, appear to have used or manufactured brick. (losttexasroads.com)
  • Another mention of brick making in Wilson County was reported in the Galveston News on January 8, 1884: "Andy Pickett (Andrew Pickett, County Commissioner) loses 15,000 to 20,000 bricks to a freeze in his yard at Floresville. (losttexasroads.com)
  • This brown brick building, built in 1910, has a corbelled cornice with dentils. (fargounderground.com)
  • This two-story brick building with stone lintels, corbelled cornice, and arched parapet was constructed in 1912 as the Knerr Creamery. (fargounderground.com)
  • In addition to the Courthouse, a small two story brick German style building was built at 133 West North Street, which became the residence of the Sheriff of Allen County. (acso-oh.us)
  • In addition, it was used as a major league spring training site from 1886-1893. (arkbaseball.com)
  • In 1886, the Florida Southern Railway was built through Arcadia that would connect Bartow to Punta Gorda. (blogspot.com)
  • 4] The Leadville Baths are not listed in the business section of the directories for that year, but Mr. and Mrs. A. Sandusky are listed as in charge of J. H. Cragg's "Turkish Bath Institute" at 116 East 4th Street in the summer of 1886. (jewishleadville.org)
  • The block on which Abraham did business was a tremendously varied commercial corridor in 1886 and 1887. (jewishleadville.org)
  • The Maccrackens had previously lived from 1886 to 1892 in a house built in 1832 for William's grandfather. (oh.us)
  • It opened its doors to guest in 1886 that made this hotel 132 years old as of this writing. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • A man named Jeff Howard built the first store in 1886 and submitted the name Mosheim for a post office which was granted the following year. (blogspot.com)
  • Following graduation, Gill was employed by the renowned firms of Holabird & Roche of Chicago and Frank S. Allen of Joliet, ca. 1887 to 1893. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • A school was built in 1887 and a church in 1888. (blogspot.com)
  • In 1887, Michael called together a group of Catholic citizens to discuss the need for a priest and a church building. (azstateparks.com)
  • From Chicago, Gill moved to Knoxville, Tennessee, where he established the firm R.Z. Gill and Company Architects and Engineers, which operated until 1893 and designed buildings constructed in Tennessee and North Carolina. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • In Knoxville, Gill was recognized as "…a man of superior abilities in his profession…" Gill is credited with introducing the style of building know as "flats" to Knoxville, and specialized in hotels and public buildings. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Unlike so many other cities in California, San Rafael has retained much of the charm of a pre-World War II town, with hundreds of Victorian-era and early 20th-century commercial buildings lining Fourth Street in its historic business district. (marinmagazine.com)
  • The counties' other responsibilities included maintenance of courthouse buildings, inspection of weights and measures, adjustment of road disputes, administration of certain trust funds (such as cemetery trust funds), appropriation of funds for agricultural extension services, and fighting forest fires. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • The institution of county government may be long gone, but its legacy lives on in the form of courthouse buildings such as the strikingly beautiful Norwich County Courthouse (now Norwich City Hall) and the Windham Courthouse and town hall. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • Honestly, during the visit, I only knew that we were exploring historic town of York, but I was not aware which building are heritage or not, but by just looking at each building that I passed on, one thing I can say that most or probably all buildings along Avon Terrace are historical or heritage building. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • During the Great Depression, the federal government created various agencies that hired the unemployed to construct public buildings. (fargounderground.com)
  • Despite the fact that no buildings from prior to the 1890s survive, coverage of the 19th-century structures erected here, beginning around 1850, is necessary for a proper presentation of the phys- ical development of downtown Durham. (opendurham.org)
  • thus, much of this essay addresses structures no longer standing so that the context in which the existing pre-1940 CBD buildings arose may be presented. (opendurham.org)
  • Gill returned to Urbana from Knoxville, Tennessee in 1893, and from 1896 to 1898 served as Urbana City Engineer and City Treasurer. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • The John Marshall House, built in 1790 in the fashionable Court End neighborhood of Richmond, was the home of the "Great Chief Justice" for forty-five years. (visitrichmondva.com)
  • Viewed from outside, it's what you might call a fabric building: handsome, and a positive contributor to its neighborhood, with a dignified Commercial style that adds decorative classical touches at its parapet. (typepad.com)
  • The metropolis was platted by Henry Flagler as a neighborhood to home the servants doing work in the two grand lodges on the neighboring island of Palm Seashore, across Lake Really worth in 1893, coinciding with the arrival of the Florida East Coast railroad. (housphoto.com)
  • The Catholic community shifted to the neighborhood north of the railroad tracks and by 1910 they were using the chapel inside the newly built St. Anthony's school. (azstateparks.com)
  • This late 19th-century mountain ranch features 10 original structures including two cabins, a blacksmith shop, school- house, and bee yard. (americanheritage.com)
  • In 1854, the Rose of Sharon Baptist Church built a small frame building with a cupola on Cleveland St., and in 1860 the Orange Grove Methodists moved into Dur- ham where they occupied a small frame building at the head of Church St. (opendurham.org)
  • By 1889, the business district, which grew along the railroad tracks, included six general stores, two drugstores, a hotel owned by James Charles Boyd, James Adam's livery stable, and the Neely brothers cotton gin . (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • That building was finished in 1889. (blogspot.com)
  • By 1889, a shift in business locations and an economic turndown moved many of the businesses of south Harrison up the avenue to the north. (jewishleadville.org)
  • The town grew steadily for the duration of the 1890s and the initial two a long time of the 20th century, most residents were being engaged in the tourist business and relevant companies or winter vegetable market and tropical fruit trade. (housphoto.com)
  • The inhabitants of West Palm Beach front quadrupled from 1920 to 1927, and all types of businesses and community companies grew along with it. (housphoto.com)
  • As the city grew, the commercial, governmental, and social/fraternal structures expanded northward first, and with time eastward and westward to the side and cross streets. (orcity.org)
  • F. L. Watkins built this north wing in 1906 as his Dakota Business College grew. (fargounderground.com)
  • The building still stands, with the exception of the top of the tall tower on the southwest corner, which partially collapsed due to the constant vibrations of extensive nearby railroad traffic. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • The town of Canemah, now a district of Oregon City, was founded in 1845 as the upper terminal of the portage around the falls, and a wooden-railed portage railroad was built in 1861 from Canemah to Oregon City. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • Ben Holladay, owner of the portage railroad, negotiated for a contract to build locks on the Oregon City side but lost. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • Austin was bypassed in 1873 by the Cairo and Fulton Railroad , and a water and fuel stop was constructed on the site that would become Cabot. (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • a bill for the abolition of railroad passed hud a bill to repeal the law creating a state board of transportation. (unl.edu)
  • Colton - David Colton, vice president of the Southern Pacific Railroad, the company that built a large railroad yard in the city that remains in operation today. (blogspot.com)
  • Conrad was off in the gold camps, Fred was a bookkeeper for the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, C.O. was in the county courthouse, Louise and Otillie were working in private homes, and August was employed in Benton Canon's general store in Walsenburg, while Adolph was living in Schulze Plaza, later known as Aguilar. (worldjournalnewspaper.com)
  • Many along the line of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad will most gladly lend a helping hand as the building of a church here will afford them all an opportunity of going to their duties at least once or twice a year. (azstateparks.com)
  • Merchants moved their businesses closer to the railroad station, and the town thrived as a business and trade center. (blogspot.com)
  • 1 media/1913-06 Hoxie1_thumb.jpg 2020-04-27T19:21:32-07:00 Edward Harthorn fba9b3ada4485df137f2d7376f8d510d319522a6 1913-06 Sanborn Map of Hoxie, pg 1 of 1 11 Fire insurance map shows the three-railroad intersection at Hoxie and the growth of businesses around it. (usc.edu)
  • CADIZ - The front entrance to the Harrison County Courthouse has been closed since shortly after an attempt on a local judge's life in mid-August 2017. (pamphili.com.br)
  • The Grand Rapids Christian Eagles reached the state quarterfinals in Division 1 in 2017 and then made the move down to Division 2 where they have won the last two state championships with a 2018 win over the Lakewood ladies in the state semifinals and a 2019 win over the Vikings in the state championship match. (abimo.org.br)
  • This building has a corbelled cornice and high-arched windows, a hallmark of the Hancock brothers firm. (fargounderground.com)
  • The Dubuque County Courthouse is located on Central Avenue, between 7th and 8th Streets, in Dubuque, Iowa, United States. (wikipedia.org)
  • This same year, Gill drew up plans for a two-story office building at the corner of Main and Race streets, behind the S.H. Busey building. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Across the street at the southeast corner of Fourth and B streets you'll find a fine example of a Victorian Italianate commercial building. (marinmagazine.com)
  • From 1837 to 1842 the first City Hall was located in the Saloon building, a three-story structure at the southeast corner of Clark and Lake streets. (chicagology.com)
  • Residential structures filled in along Main Street, as well as along the side and cross streets. (orcity.org)
  • The store was a large adobe building at the northwest corner of Sixth and Main streets, and Adolph lived in an adobe residence next door to the north. (worldjournalnewspaper.com)
  • In 1870 construction began on a new Allen County Courthouse, located on the northwest corner of North and Main Streets in Lima, Ohio. (acso-oh.us)
  • The true center of Durham is the northeast corner of Peabody and Corcoran streets where Dr. Bartlett Durham built his country estate, "Pandora's Box," probably in the late 1840s. (opendurham.org)
  • The Harrison County Courthouse was designed by architects Joseph W. Yost and Frank Packard and built in 1895 at a cost of $86,985. (pamphili.com.br)
  • Last year, after being known as the Gladys McCoy Building since 1998, during which time it served as headquarters for the Multnomah County health department, this circa-1922 building completed a renovation designed by SERA Architects for owner/developer Urban Renaissance Group and was rebranded as the J.K. Gill Building for its original occupant. (typepad.com)
  • Attempts began in 1852 to build a canal around Willamette Falls on the West Linn side. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • At the northeast edge of this district encompassed by A. J. Rigsbee's farm, an academy was established in 1852 in a frame building. (opendurham.org)
  • Gill's Ford County Almshouse and Poor House was built immediately north of Paxton in 1897 and occupied approximately 116 acres. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • According to 1784 records of individual land grants made by the Spanish government, at least a portion of the land on which Alhambra was built was once part of 300,000 acres grant to Manuel Nieto. (cityofalhambra.org)
  • Thousands of acres were flooded in Randolph and Lawrence counties along with dozens of homes and businesses. (rexnelsonsouthernfried.com)
  • The company has constructed an emergency reservoir covering three hundred acres of land, which will be used as a feeder on the lower end of the system. (accessgenealogy.com)
  • A three-story school known as Rock School was built around 1870 and served the community for more than twenty years. (blogspot.com)
  • The architecture of the courthouse is of early Victorian style. (rexnelsonsouthernfried.com)
  • Unique artifacts on display include Chief Colorow's peace pipe, the hand printing press that was used to produce the Meeker Herald, photos of Teddy Roosevelt with his handwritten comments on the importance of military service, and a Victorian wreath made of human hair. (americanheritage.com)
  • In 1854, the town became West Linn after a fire destroyed the business district and it was rebuilt a short ways west of its original location. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • H. Blodgett is listed in some sources as one of the early settlers, but the house was built in 1854 by Henry Milder (aka Wilder or Melder), who was also proprietor of the Blue Store here in the valley. (sofyalarus.info)
  • This 1910 gold mine mill sits at the en- trance of the 4.16-mile Argo Tunnel lo- cated in the heart of Idaho Springs historic district. (americanheritage.com)
  • At its completion and including its magnificent clock tower, the courthouse stood 87 feet tall. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • This historic building has stood atop Main Hill since the mid-1800s and has been home to some of the city's most influential residents and prominent organizations. (oh.us)
  • The communities of each of the county's six school districts will … The Harrison County Courthouse in Cadiz, Ohio was constructed during 1893 to 1895 by Joseph W. Yost.The courthouse mirrors others of his design, with large arched windows, mansard-roofed towers and a central clock tower domed and topped with a statue Justice. (pamphili.com.br)
  • Early on, the town, which served as county seat, was more concerned with fulfilling the county's basic needs than with building a town hall, according to the Willimantic Chronicle . (connecticuthistory.org)
  • It all started in November 2013, when The Militant made a pretty epic post about how all 88 of Los Angeles County's incorporated cities got their names . (blogspot.com)
  • One of the structures in the museum's four-building complex is the ca.1754 Old Stone House, the oldest residential structure in the original city limits of Richmond. (visitrichmondva.com)
  • The original structure was built to house the Lyric Theater, which was the first theater to show motion pictures in Marin County. (marinmagazine.com)
  • Following the success of the lithograph and the original painting, Willard spent the rest of his career creating subsequent versions, one of which now hangs in Cleveland's City Hall, where an adjacent park at the northwest corner of Lakeside Avenue and East Ninth Street bears the artist's name. (teachingcleveland.org)
  • Ainsworth built the original home on the property, where his family, including his daughter Juliet Ainsworth Kinkead, resided. (oh.us)
  • The Ainsworth home is believed to be the north section of the original structure, prior to the Fairfield County Auditor's most recent expansion. (oh.us)
  • Alex, a carpenter, actually built the 86 by 25 foot adobe structure that became the original Unfug store. (worldjournalnewspaper.com)
  • Summer ghost guides lead visitors on a 60-minute tour through the 12 original wood structures, including three hotels, a newspaper office, and a jail, as well as a reconstructed blacksmith shop and laundry. (americanheritage.com)
  • A second arena was built in its place and incorporated the facade from the original arena. (fargounderground.com)
  • Areas west-northwest began to see factory and tobacco warehouse development, in the area of Five Points, and along Green Street (later Chapel Hill St.) The establishment of the original courthouse east of Church Street and the Duke Factory west of Five Points stretched commercial development east and west, displacing the more industrial uses to the north and south. (opendurham.org)
  • The first steamboat on the Willamette, the Lot Whitcomb, was built in Milwaukie in 1850 by Henderson Leuelling. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • 2 Furthermore, a piece appearing in the Arkansas Gazette on a February 2, 1905 discussed the site of the then-proposed courthouse as a location formerly used as a spring training baseball park. (arkbaseball.com)
  • The flat roof of the jail was removed and the insides of the building were removed through the roof of the building. (acso-oh.us)
  • Nov 1, 1861 Colorado Territorial Legislature created the spectacular north-central county, known as Boulder County, Colorado. (wikitree.com)
  • This imposing structure, which also included a town hall and opera house, was built with the aid of local business tycoon Samuel Allerton, who agreed to provide funds for furniture, books, periodicals, and other needed items if the citizens of Monticello Township would raise the money necessary to construct the building. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Harrison County provides residents with a progressive business community, active social, civic and religious organizations and a friendly small town feel. (pamphili.com.br)
  • It was important to the people of Norwich to erect a building that would function as both a town hall and courthouse-and that symbolized the town's pride as the seat of an independent, fully functioning Connecticut county. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • Arcadia was an industrial town built on the backs of slave labor that worked in the factories. (blogspot.com)
  • Occupying the entire 4th floor of the Rawson building, this unit overlooks the courthouse and all of down town with floor to ceiling windows over Main St. A central atrium adds to the already abundant natural light from windows on three sides. (ccrrealtors.com)
  • But we knew that if the old town has story, the building has story as well. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • During the tour, the building was closed and just recently back in business when it was bought and renovated by group of farmers in the town with the objective to put the hotel back in business and to attract visitors to York. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • Reaching Joaquina Street, gave me a chance to see the magnificent building called Town Hall in York. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • Because York Visitor Centre is inside this magnificent building, anyone has a chance to get inside to have a glimpse of the town hall. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • A contact was entered into with David Tracy, July 1, 1833 to erect the building for $179.00, to be located on the north east corner of lot #88, in the town of Lima, Allen County, Ohio. (acso-oh.us)
  • A fire on December 23, 1906, destroyed a large portion of the business district, which was eventually rebuilt. (blogspot.com)
  • The current building retains some of its 1938 features, such as the marquee, easily visible from the street. (marinmagazine.com)
  • Originally built as the Winter Sports Arena in 1938, the 200' x 300' building was difficult to maintain and was dubbed a "white elephant. (fargounderground.com)
  • Renovations were done to the building over the years, especially in the 1980s. (wikipedia.org)
  • Oregon City had three things going for it that secured its place in history: it had a prime location at Willamette Falls that provided reliable power for its mills, it had the first courthouse and land office west of the Rockies, and (in large part because of these two factors) it became the end of the Oregon Trail. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • Next door, the Aroma Café at 1122 Fourth Street is a building with a colorful history that has been a favorite hangout of Marinites and visitors alike for nearly a century, although it didn't start out as a café. (marinmagazine.com)
  • For the first time in the history of the state no party ban a majority in either of the two bonnes, and therefore no party van organise either of the two house without making a combine with the members of another party. (unl.edu)
  • This timeline marks significant points in its history: from when it was built by one of Lancaster's earliest merchants to when it housed the local Red Cross during World War II. (oh.us)
  • Throughout its history, the building has transformed to serve a new purpose many times over. (oh.us)
  • Based on history, at the time that this building was built, it has the largest public halls in Western Australia. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • and built a house overlooking the Black River," Gary Buxton writes in the Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture. (rexnelsonsouthernfried.com)
  • The old map, which we have taken great care to accurately reproduce, is probably the first ever made in Chicago, as Mr. Kinzie was one of our earliest settlers. (chicagology.com)
  • In 1845, he became an important figure while helping to defend Los Angeles against armed forces of the Mexican governor, Micheltorena, and leading a counterattack on Indians who were making frequent raids on white settlers. (cityofalhambra.org)
  • The courthouse houses several county government offices including the county auditor, treasurer, attorney, and facilities for the Iowa District Court for Dubuque County. (wikipedia.org)
  • The building housed the jail (in the basement), the police department, and the police court. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • Available only at the Old Jail Museum and Old Tolland County Courthouse. (tollandhistorical.org)
  • Benjamin Augustus Arnold was credited with building the first Catholic Church, the county jail of the 1880s and many homes, often in partnership with his father-in-law. (worldjournalnewspaper.com)
  • During the construction of the second courthouse, the offices of clerks and courts were moved first to the lower floor of the county jail, then to the store building of J.P. Black & Co. and then to the St. Charles Hotel. (rexnelsonsouthernfried.com)
  • The idea of building a jail suggested itself to the Allen County Commissioners in October of 1831 when they appointed Sheriff Henry Lippencott to prepare plans for fixing some place of confinement for Uri Martin, who was under arrest as an insane person. (acso-oh.us)
  • Along with this renovation, the old Sheriff's residence was raised and a modern (1950's style) two-story building was added to the front grounds of the jail. (acso-oh.us)
  • By that time, the longtime family business had been sold and its longtime flagship, downtown at SW Fifth and Stark, was already in the process of being rented out. (typepad.com)
  • The space at this time also boasted a lodge, the "Cocoanut Dwelling", a church, and a publish business. (housphoto.com)
  • Though time-tested which resulted to some changes of what it has originally, still shows how the materials used to build it were reliable since the building still standing up to this time. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • The building was built because of a demand of additional accommodation at the time when Eastern Railway opened in 1885 where the hotel located just few minutes walk from York Station (Joaquina Street Station). (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • If the building experience its glory, it has also time for its down where it has been closed. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • Meanwhile, low-density residential subdivisions in the suburbs consume more and more open land every year, creating a pattern of sprawl without growth. (teachingcleveland.org)
  • He divided the property and sold lots creating one of San Antonio's earliest suburbs. (losttexasroads.com)
  • The county reevaluated security at the courthouse following the murders of a judge in Georgia and a judge's family in Illinois. (wikipedia.org)
  • The McDermott family lived on the second floor of the building until 1939. (marinmagazine.com)
  • After the building was constructed, a mechanic's lien was filed by the Greer family to prevent the county from taking possession of the property. (pamphili.com.br)
  • The Martins then rented the High Street home to the W. B. Maccracken family in 1893. (oh.us)
  • Like other families living through the Great Depression, the Palmore family struggled to make a living during tough economic times. (thevalentine.org)
  • A small makeshift office was also located towards the rear of the residence which allowed the sitting sheriff to conduct his business affairs without disturbing the rest of the family. (acso-oh.us)
  • And the shivaree is sometimes also practiced (where friends and family encamp outside the home on the wedding night and create a commotion). (sofyalarus.info)
  • Approximately eight years prior, Dave and Jim Patton had established the first business, a general store. (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • He represented the First District of Arkansas from 1893 to 1903, beginning in the Fifty-Third Congress and extending through the Fifty-Seventh Congress. (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • Ninety-minute guided tours of the 249- building district begin at the welcome center and explore through a theatre, bar- bershop, courthouse, and churches. (americanheritage.com)
  • DURHAM'S Central Business District (CBD) is the historical nucleus of the city. (opendurham.org)
  • On July 13, 1896, Gill was awarded the contract for the building and ground was broken in July of that year. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • What I never knew about J.K. Gill was what a huge presence that flagship store and building were: a cultural hot spot even. (typepad.com)
  • I'm not saying the J.K. Gill building is the Acropolis. (typepad.com)
  • Contact Information: Harrison County Fiscal Court 111 S. Main St., Ste 201 Cynthiana, KY 41031 (859) 234-7136 Phone (859) 234-6647 Fax Office Hours 8:30-4:30 E.S.T. 740-942-2027, Economic Development/Local Business Assistance, Honoring Those That Gave The Ultimate Sacrifice, Industrial Park, Airport and Available Sites. (pamphili.com.br)
  • It's just that the building has not been a commercial office building before. (typepad.com)
  • Obviously an emporium of office supplies, books and other ephemera is not a courthouse or a concert hall. (typepad.com)
  • The first stop the four siblings made in Walsenburg was in the office of their county clerk brother to receive applications for citizenship. (worldjournalnewspaper.com)
  • SURROUNDING COUNTIES: 1 - TUSCARAWA 2 - CARROLL 3 - JEFFERSON 4 - BELMONT 5 - GUERNSEY : FREE GENEALOGY RESEARCH is My … [citation needed] The building's corners are partially separate structures topped with mansard roofs,[2] while post and lintel structures, topped with pediments, are placed on each side of the corner structures. (pamphili.com.br)
  • For two years beginning in about 1999, I worked around the corner from this building and, despite passing it often, didn't pay it much attention. (typepad.com)
  • Our bus parked along Avon Terrace in the corner of South Street just beside the Sargent's Pharmacy heritage building. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • I think it is the most fascinating structure built in York as it has Federation Free Classical style and located in the corner of Avon Terrace and Joaquina Street, the other side of the corner where Imperial Hotel stands. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • Around the corner from the bridge was this rock structure. (blogspot.com)
  • In 1896 Mosheim had fifty people, a school, and several businesses. (blogspot.com)
  • The Cleveland Institute of Art , the city's four-year independent art college, crystallized this utilitarian, business-oriented view of art memorably in its catchy, longtime motto: "Making Art Work. (teachingcleveland.org)
  • Today, public and private philanthropic support for the arts in Cleveland is stronger than ever, and the arts are being called upon to perform a truly big job: to help revive the city's struggling economy and to make it a more attractive place to live. (teachingcleveland.org)
  • He later joined Daniel in a grain business started with his uncle Lamon in Bellevue, Ohio , [ citation needed ] and made a small fortune distilling whiskey. (wikipedia.org)
  • Even after a petition for a new courthouse was presented in 1878, there was no serious movement toward construction until 1890. (wikipedia.org)
  • A successful campaign resulted in the collection of tax money to purchase a lot and fund construction of the building. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Construction lasted nine months using rock quarried in Carver, the same quarry that supplied the stone used to build several of Portland's most celebrated structures. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • This is the source for construction stone such as the stone used to build the University of Colorado. (wikitree.com)
  • Records show Snider also farmed the lot across the street prior to the construction of the county courthouse, which began in 1867. (oh.us)
  • Old County Courthouse - Marshall Location: Courthouse Square / East Houston Street. (pamphili.com.br)
  • In 1921, Frank O. Knerr moved his dairy from this location to a larger building at 824 Main Avenue. (fargounderground.com)
  • 3. Harrison County Courthouse 200 West Houston Marshall, Texas 75670 903-935-8400 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Friday Ohio Harrison County 100 West Market Street Cadiz, OH 43907 Number: 614-942-8861 Homepage Payment of traffic tickets, fines and costs by cash, check, money order or credit card. (pamphili.com.br)
  • By 1843 it was decided that the increased private business in Dubuque necessitated an increase in public business. (wikipedia.org)
  • Harrison County Board of Supervisors Public Information Officer Jeff Clark confirmed that the courthouse is currently on lockdown. (pamphili.com.br)
  • 4. However, you may come to the courthouse and physically review our records, recorded documents, obtain copies of public documents and any other services our offices provide. (pamphili.com.br)
  • Maybe it's also their cylindrical form and the way they angle at the top: they perhaps make the space feel a bit more classical, even like a public building. (typepad.com)
  • He also worked for the American Association of London, England, which built several towns and developed iron and coal interests in Kentucky, southern Tennessee and Virginia. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Also, since Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear Lake are not topographically part of the Inland Empire, because of their recreational nature, they are just as connected to the Metropolitan Los Angeles area as the towns down below, so they made the list. (blogspot.com)
  • These are believed to be the only two structures to house the county courts and administrative offices. (wikipedia.org)
  • The McDermott Building was built in 1883 to house a bar, restaurant and boarding house called the Mulberry House. (marinmagazine.com)
  • Agecroft Hall, home to Richmond's Tudor house, was first built in England in the 1500s, then transported across the ocean and rebuilt in Richmond in the 1920s. (visitrichmondva.com)
  • The Dabbs House, built in rural eastern Henrico in 1820, gained attention as Confederate General Robert E. Lee's field headquarters during the summer of 1862. (visitrichmondva.com)
  • To meet his wine-making needs, Snider constructed a large wine cellar that runs parallel to High Street, 26 feet below the house. (oh.us)
  • When Tim and Michael's business partner, F. W. Sisson, died in 1908, the makeshift company hospital, Milton Hospital, moved from the boarding house to his then empty company home. (azstateparks.com)
  • He patronized the San Antonio Opera House and was instrumental in its reopening in 1893. (losttexasroads.com)
  • This building was erected by Andrew McHench in 1884 to house the Masonic Shiloh Lodge No. 8 with stores on the first floor. (fargounderground.com)
  • Klehm bought an existing plot which consisted of two half lots to build his relatively modest yet well-crafted house. (blogspot.com)
  • An addition was built onto the front of this building in 1856. (wikipedia.org)
  • Baxter and Kearns built an addition to the rear of their store and this became the Unfug and Taylor Mercantile of Fred and August. (worldjournalnewspaper.com)
  • Two luncheons and the annual awards dinner during the AHA meeting were held at the 1872 Randolph County Courthouse, which was replaced in 1940 by a courthouse constructed by the Works Progress Administration. (rexnelsonsouthernfried.com)
  • These agencies, such as the Works Progress Administration, built a number of structures in Fargo, of which the Fargo Arena facade is one of the few still standing. (fargounderground.com)
  • Its unique topography includes three terraces, which rise above the river, creating an elevation range from about 50 feet above sea level at the riverbank to more than 250 feet above sea level on the upper terrace. (orcity.org)
  • Some commercial development also occurred on this middle terrace, but the business center of the city continued to be situated on the lower terrace. (orcity.org)
  • Their priorities revolved around supporting the business and economic development of Flagstaff. (azstateparks.com)
  • Self-guided tours of the remaining six structures include a stamp mill, boarding houses, and stables. (americanheritage.com)
  • A large amount of money has been expended in this vicinity in building irrigating canals. (accessgenealogy.com)
  • The first store building on Lake Street , a two-story frame structure, was built by Thomas Church. (chicagology.com)
  • The first Randolph County Courthouse was a frame structure that was built for $2,400 by Thomas O. Marr from 1837-39. (rexnelsonsouthernfried.com)
  • Religious and educational structures also appeared along Main Street but tended to be grouped north of the commercial core. (orcity.org)
  • The building was completed two years later. (wikipedia.org)
  • This building has served a variety of purposes through the years from bank to theater to retail business. (blogspot.com)
  • The principal part of the land within Alhambra's present boundaries was included in a 1771 grant made to Mission San Gabriel, five years before the birth of our nation. (cityofalhambra.org)
  • In 1821 the two fur companies merged under the Hudson's Bay name and four years later built Fort Vancouver. (orcity.org)
  • For many years, Hastings FFA members made do with what they had. (abimo.org.br)
  • In 1862, Flagler and his wife's brother-in-law Barney Hamlin York (1833-1884) founded the Flagler and York Salt Company, a salt mining and production business in Saginaw, Michigan . (wikipedia.org)
  • The building was to be completed by November 11, 1833. (acso-oh.us)
  • By an act approved March 6, 1893, a strip of about fifty-six miles was taken from the south end of the county and a new county formed, called Bannock county, and by an act approved March 4, at the same session of the legislature, a strip of about seventy-five miles was taken from the north end, forming a new county, called Fremont. (accessgenealogy.com)