• He became City Architect and City Building Surveyor in 1889. (wikipedia.org)
  • That building was finished in 1889. (blogspot.com)
  • The building was commissioned by Richard Caples who served as the city's mayor from 1889 to 1893. (libguides.com)
  • This transcript was made in 2015 by Transcribimus volunteers Margaret Sutherland and Joy Marie Vasquez original handwritten minutes here City of Vancouver Archives Series 23-A Volume 3 pages 626-628 [volume 2 page 626] Vancouver Jan 7th 1889 The Council of 1888 met on Monday January 7th 1889 at 11:30 A. M. Present His Worship Mayor Oppenheimer, Aldermen Alexander, Brighouse, Clark, Coldwell, Dougall, Lefevre, McConnell and Oppenheimer. (transcribimus.ca)
  • Designed by George L. Burnett, the Montague courthouse was constructed in 1912. (capitolshots.com)
  • This two-story brick building with stone lintels, corbelled cornice, and arched parapet was constructed in 1912 as the Knerr Creamery. (fargounderground.com)
  • Designed by architect Charles Thompson and commissioned by Duncan McRae Sr., the house was constructed in 1912 and added to the National Register of Historic Places on December 22, 1982. (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • built by City Council in 1887 and attributed to McRae. (wikipedia.org)
  • A school was built in 1887 and a church in 1888. (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)
  • The adjacent blocks of Walnut Street contain similar, brick 19th-century buildings, mostly attached dwellings which were subsequently converted into offices and apartments, often with first-story shop fronts. (livingplaces.com)
  • Early flooding of the original 18th century settlement forced the residents further from the Mississippi river, and one of the early 19th century buildings constructed on higher ground was commissioned by Jean-Baptiste Bequette and finished in 1808. (preservemo.org)
  • Designed by Edward C. Hosford And Co., the Garden City courthouse was completed in 1910. (capitolshots.com)
  • This brown brick building, built in 1910, has a corbelled cornice with dentils. (fargounderground.com)
  • Built in 1910 and designed by George H. Streeton, the Roman Catholic church served neighborhood as well as the stevedores and seamen from the piers two blocks away. (blogspot.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)
  • This two-story red brick building was built in 1900. (fargounderground.com)
  • George McRae (10 September 1857 - 16 June 1923) was a Scottish-Australian architect who migrated from his native Edinburgh to Sydney, where he became Government Architect of New South Wales and designed some of Sydney's best-known buildings, including completion of the Sydney Town Hall, the Queen Victoria Building, and the lower entrance to Taronga Zoo. (wikipedia.org)
  • A monthly contest from the editors of RECORD asks you to guess the architect for a building of historical importance. (abcjz.org)
  • View looking northeast at the west front and south flank of the temple on North Broad Street built 1868-1873 after the designs of Freemason and Philadelphia architect James H. Windrim to accommodate the local lodge's increasing membership. (librarycompany.org)
  • The Seminole courthouse was first built in 1922 and was designed by Sanguinet And Staats. (capitolshots.com)
  • Built in 1922, this bungalow has been loved by the current owner for over 50 years and is looking forward to being lovingly restored. (pasadenaviews.com)
  • The Galveston County courthouse was designed by Bay Architects and built in 2006. (capitolshots.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)
  • The Italianate structure served as the Gillespie County Courthouse until a newer courthouse opened next door in 1939. (capitolshots.com)
  • Located at 417-19 Walnut Street, approximately two blocks, from downtown Reading's principal intersection, the Livingood House/Stryker Hospital is a substantial brick Italianate style dwelling erected in 1866-1871 and enlarged to the west about thirteen years after its conversion into a private hospital in 1908. (livingplaces.com)
  • A two-storey building with an unusual curved facade, listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register and the (since defunct) Register of the National Estate. (wikipedia.org)
  • The decorated facade contrasts with the plain, brick treatment of the other three elevations. (barbararaue.ca)
  • A second arena was built in its place and incorporated the facade from the original arena. (fargounderground.com)
  • When the second arena was demolished in the 1970s, the two-story concrete facade survived again. (fargounderground.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)
  • Also shows the front facade of the building at the northwest corner of North Broad and Filbert Streets. (librarycompany.org)
  • Federation Queen Anne style, saw-tooth, corrugated iron roof concealed by a brick stepped parapet structure. (wikipedia.org)
  • The front displays a plain brick parapet with stone coping and metal name block "Floyd. (fargounderground.com)
  • Each was built in the Queen Anne style, three in 1893, with the newer 1895 Alex Gibson house displaying fine mill work in its gables. (barbararaue.ca)
  • Like many of the newer forests purchased under the Weeks Act of 1911, the Daniel Boone (originally the Cumberland National Forest) was acquired by President Franklin Roosevelt's administration for restoration by the newly created Civilian Conservation Corps" (nationalforests.org). (livingnewdeal.org)
  • It was built in Romanesque Revival style. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • This building, named Thornburn High School, was also built in Romanesque Revival Style and was formerly located at the intersection of Springfield Avenue and McCullough Street. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • The Caples Building is a Romanesque seven story structure located at 300 East San Antonio Street in downtown El Paso. (libguides.com)
  • The overall style of the Caples Building is Romanesque, containing both Roman and Byzantine elements. (libguides.com)
  • and a long, narrow, one-bay, four-story addition to the west of the main block built c.1921. (livingplaces.com)
  • In 1921, Frank O. Knerr moved his dairy from this location to a larger building at 824 Main Avenue. (fargounderground.com)
  • The installation of the two larger capacity reaction turbines (Units 5 and 6) in 1921 and 1929 built on the success of the pioneering high-head turbines. (historic-structures.com)
  • Note the elaborate corbelled brick cornice and shallow brick piers separating the window bays. (fargounderground.com)
  • A small, flat-roofed, 3-story, brick appendage at the rear of the main block is evidently of early 20th-century provenance (historic maps suggest it replaced a frame porch or addition and postdates 1913), probably contemporary with the hospital addition. (livingplaces.com)
  • The property was once a part of the Country Club Estates, built in 1913 by the Foss Construction. (pasadenaviews.com)
  • An attractive two story 1913 Craftsman built by the Foss Construction and was part of the Country Club Estates development of the time. (pasadenaviews.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)
  • The New Deal building was constructed ca. 1938. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • The WPA completed this law school building in 1938-39 when it was known simply as the University of Louisville Law School. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • The building faces south and is a one story red colored brick laid in Flemish bond and wood structure. (courthouses.co)
  • The brick work of the front wall is laid in a running stretcher bond and the gauged arches above the windows and entries are also composed of stretcher bricks. (livingplaces.com)
  • Plans were completed, bricks were laid, and the womens club voted to donate its collection by then 500 books to the enterprise. (abimo.org.br)
  • Renovated in 1986 by Conrad Staley And Associates, the Montague County Courthouse is a Texas Historic Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (capitolshots.com)
  • It was built for Expo 1986 and is a dramatic structure with its distinctive sails. (barbararaue.ca)
  • Gill's Ford County Almshouse and Poor House was built immediately north of Paxton in 1897 and occupied approximately 116 acres. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • They built log fences, cleared 100 acres of river flats, and sowed them down with English grass. (alandyerbooks.com)
  • The first mill in the city was the Charlotte Cotton Mills, which began operation in 1881, and this, along with Charlotte being strategically located in the heart of a growing cotton trading and manufacturing area, lured the entrepreneur Daniel Augustus Tompkins (1852-1914) to Charlotte. (landmarkscommission.org)
  • The Gaines County Courthouse, the county's second, was substantially remodeled into the present concrete and limestone structure in 1955 by Styles, Robert, Gee And Messersmith. (capitolshots.com)
  • Using red brick trimmed with limestone, he copiously embellished the exterior with bas reliefs, pillars and a deeply-hooded entrance. (blogspot.com)
  • Located in Gilford, Connecticut, The Whitfield House was built in 1639 and is the oldest stone house in New England. (bigrentz.com)
  • and a five-story, relatively plain brick-faced 'shaft' between them. (barbararaue.ca)
  • the plain brick walls on the side and rear elevations. (barbararaue.ca)
  • It is believed that the courthouse was built in the early 1730′s. or 1740′s The similarity between the brickwork with that of the courthouse at nearby Westover Plantation shows that the two buildings were constructed by the same builder. (courthouses.co)
  • 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)
  • Concrete and steel construction allowed for larger, taller buildings but also helped with fireproofing. (libguides.com)
  • During the Great Depression, the federal government created various agencies that hired the unemployed to construct public buildings. (fargounderground.com)
  • The stories behind the buildings, statues and other points of interest that make Manhattan fascinating. (blogspot.com)
  • However, in the case of school buildings, a committee is often appointed to nominate a name (the honoree is frequently an educator), and then the School District Board makes the final determination. (sbcity.org)
  • brick buildings are colored red and frame buildings yellow. (usc.edu)
  • The building went through a world-class renovation in the mid-1990s and remains one of most prestigious buildings in Salisbury. (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • Because the county records were destroyed during the Civil War, the construction date of the courthouse is uncertain. (courthouses.co)
  • A successful campaign resulted in the collection of tax money to purchase a lot and fund construction of the building. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • The Caples Building was built by contractor Otto P. Kroeger who began construction in 1909 and cost approximately 50,000 dollars. (libguides.com)
  • The Alpha Mills company was one of three cotton mills organized in the years 1888-9, the Alpha, Ada and Victor mills, all of which were built by the D. A. Tompkins Co., and their construction signaled a rapid increase in Charlotte's industrial growth, based on cotton, as part of the general expansion of the New South in the 1880s. (landmarkscommission.org)
  • Private funding would have allowed larger initial capital outlays, thereby permitting the construction at the start of a single large fireproof structure to house both generators and transformers. (historic-structures.com)
  • Advertising text printed on verso lists in two columns the various kinds of structures built by the Quaker City Construction Co., Cataloging funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (PW-506-19-10), 2010-2012. (librarycompany.org)
  • This building was named for Andrew McHench, a surveyor who served on Fargo's first school board. (fargounderground.com)
  • The 14ft high walls in the cheese-curing room were made of lath and plaster and fitted from floor to ceiling with pine shelves. (alandyerbooks.com)
  • A specific building type, called "poteaux-en-terre," (post in the ground) is a type of log building that instead of following the usual practice of laying up logs vertically to build "cabin," relies on the practice of placing vertical members directly into the ground, thereby making foundation and walls one discrete member. (preservemo.org)
  • Berea, Kentucky's Police and Municipal Center was originally built as the community's post office. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • It is viewable in the lobby of the Berea Police and Municipal Center (itself a New Deal building), which was originally constructed as Berea's post office. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • Both the original physical layout of the generating facilities and the manner in which the complex was constructed reflect its municipal ownership and piecemeal funding by public bond issues. (historic-structures.com)
  • The building provides two private parking lots, is situated close to THREE other municipal lots and plenty of on-street parking. (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • You already know that 205 East Council Street is centrally located in the Historic Downtown municipal district, but did you know that this building is not even one city block from a popular local brewery , plenty of restaurants, the historic Amtrak station at the Salisbury Depot , the bus station, and the central business and commercial district. (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • 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)
  • The streets of Greenwich Village, essentially unaffected by the grid plan of 1811, wander this way and that, often creating a tangle of angles and intersections only the veteran Villagers can easily maneuver. (blogspot.com)
  • These cellars were built beneath the streets of Weston in 1842 to store lager for the Weston Brewing Company. (preservemo.org)
  • With few exceptions, hundreds of thousands of war protesters made their way to Washington's wide streets each and every spring and each and every fall from 1965 until 1974, near the war's end. (newbaybooks.com)
  • Gill returned to Urbana from Knoxville, Tennessee in 1893, and from 1896 to 1898 served as Urbana City Engineer and City Treasurer. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • On July 13, 1896, Gill was awarded the contract for the building and ground was broken in July of that year. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • The main block's rubble stone foundation is faced with brown sandstone ashlar on the front and east elevations and articulated with a water table, the individual blocks bush hammered with chiseled borders creating a stippled surface. (livingplaces.com)
  • It matches the double-leaf door of the secondary entry in the main block's west end bay which was created from a window to provide the addition with an entry. (livingplaces.com)
  • In 2007, most of the city's government offices were moved to the old Citizens National Bank Building, which is located at 75 Main Street. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • She purchased a home at Main and Rusk where the Gulf Building stands today. (historichouston1836.com)
  • The Commercial Club was a social club in Mount Airy that met in the Banner Building on Main Street. (surrydigitalheritage.org)
  • The building houses the County Circuit Court, County General District Court and County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of the 9th Judicial Circuit. (courthouses.co)
  • it was designed by Arthur Erickson and houses a Law Courts building, office space for six hundred government employees, and the City’s outdoor ice-skating rink. (barbararaue.ca)
  • Two large houses had been built in the parish between 1777 and 1843: Belmont Castle and Duvals, both near the northern boundary. (british-history.ac.uk)
  • Between 1871 and 1893 over 1,000 houses were built in the town under leases granted by Theobald. (british-history.ac.uk)
  • And in Colonial New England, houses were made from stone and used mud to seal the cracks, predating Joseph Aspen's patent on modern-day concrete . (bigrentz.com)
  • and 2) the Old Alpha Cotton Mill is the earliest extant mill complex in Charlotte which was constructed by the D. A. Tompkins Company and which introduced installment plan capital creation in the textile industry of Charlotte. (landmarkscommission.org)
  • The Bequette Ribault House is one such building type, and three of five extant examples of this building located in the northern hemisphere are Ste. Genevieve. (preservemo.org)
  • The Caples Building retains much of its original outward appearance. (libguides.com)
  • This building still retains a high degree of integrity and is now owned by the city. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • In 1886, the Florida Southern Railway was built through Arcadia that would connect Bartow to Punta Gorda. (blogspot.com)
  • A newspaper reports that the State Department of Delaware issued certificates of incorporation to the Zephyr Hills Colony Co., to develop industrial farming and manufacturing colonies in Florida. (westpascomuseum.org)
  • Although a vintage building with a story to tell, it has a distinctive modern flair and has been immaculately maintained. (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • El Paso's position opposite Ciudad Juarez made it an ideal location from which to plan and launch a major uprising. (libguides.com)
  • The exact location and present status of the building is unknown to Living New Deal. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • Photos of the Garza County Courthouse in Post, Texas. (capitolshots.com)
  • Designed by Guy Carlander, the Post courthouse was built in 1923. (capitolshots.com)
  • Er, not just post something on This Here Blog Site that has nothing to do with an Epic CicLAvia Tour , but making a post about the name origins of places in Southern California. (blogspot.com)
  • 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)
  • The Railroad had reached Corsicana in 1880 and began moving across Western Navarro Co., Texas through Corbett and Purden , across Richland Creek and the Akers Bottom, up the hill a mile or so South of where Dr. George Washington Hill had built the 'Old Trading Post' in 1848, and just North of where Brit Dawson had built his imposing two storied home ten years later. (genealogyvillage.com)
  • The Jacob Wolf House was originally built as a courthouse, social hub and trading post for migrating travelers. (bigrentz.com)
  • 1886: Georgetown, U.S. Gov't purchases Aqueduct bridge and removes old leaky wooden aqueduct structure, begins constructing new iron Howe truss structure designed by Peter Hains. (sluggyjunx.com)
  • The building has the original modillion cornice. (courthouses.co)
  • This building has a corbelled cornice and high-arched windows, a hallmark of the Hancock brothers firm. (fargounderground.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)
  • She made observations about the towns and people she saw, and gave quite a description of the road itself in the Cedar City and Mountain Meadows area up to the summit and on down to St. George. (sbcity.org)
  • additions to the Colonial Treasury Building in Bridge Street, and Cessnock Court House. (wikipedia.org)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • The Joel Eddins House was built in 1808, in Huntsville, Alabama. (bigrentz.com)
  • The house was constructed while the state was still a Russian territory. (bigrentz.com)
  • Hunting the land for game and animal pelts, they built the house as a storage facility. (bigrentz.com)
  • The building is located on spacious landscaped grounds in the center of Charles City on the north side of the courthouse. (courthouses.co)
  • F. L. Watkins built this north wing in 1906 as his Dakota Business College grew. (fargounderground.com)
  • As late as 1777 the built-up area of the town extended no farther north than the church. (british-history.ac.uk)
  • Thomas Dawson , brother of Sir Richard Dawson, arrived in North Ireland 1633 where he purchased lands located, probably in Co Antrim, from D & G Phillips and constructed Dawson Castle. (genealogyvillage.com)
  • its name, the Vinxtbach, suggests that this was the frontier between Lower and Upper Germany, and inscriptions found north and south of the tributary make the supposition certain. (tracesofevil.com)
  • Spanning the entire width of the block along East Council Street in Salisbury between North Lee Street and Dept Street, this is one of the more impressive building in the downtown historic district. (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • The Dawsons were, apparently, fond of creating settlements adjacent to estuaries. (genealogyvillage.com)
  • Back in the mid-1920s, the Board made an outstanding decision when it designated Sturges as a recipient of the honor, first for the junior high structure, and then later for the adjacent auditorium. (sbcity.org)
  • The stone Glasscock County Courthouse, a Classical Revival structure, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Texas Historic Landmark. (capitolshots.com)
  • With an anchor weighing between four and six tons and each chain link being eleven inches (279 mm) long, the Civilian Conservation Corps built a stone monument to hold the chain in 1934. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • Inside medieval stone columns and an exposed beamed ceiling add to the early Sicilian flavor of the building. (blogspot.com)
  • A neighboring Menunkatuck tribe helped Whitfield transport materials to build the stone structure. (bigrentz.com)
  • Commercial structures were planned on both sides of the railroad and residential lots would surround the area of commerce. (genealogyvillage.com)
  • Salisbury Real Estate LLC: Fantastic 5-Suite Commercial Building in Historic Downtown Salisbury! (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • If it is the opportunity to own a fantastic, move-in ready, 5-suite commercial building in the center of a vibrant historic downtown - THIS IS IT! (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • Entering through what has been used as the dining room, you'll notice the soaring ceilings, lovely original windows with side lights and the sweet built-ins on either side of the front door. (pasadenaviews.com)
  • pictured from left to right are the Star Hotel, an unnamed building, the Yellow Front Restaurant, and a drugstore. (usc.edu)
  • Located in Prescott, Arizona, Fort Misery was constructed in 1863 from pine logs and used dirt for the roof's insulation. (bigrentz.com)
  • The third and present courthouse was constructed in 2003 to 2005. (courthouses.co)
  • The brick Garza County Courthouse, a Texas Renaissance structure and the county's second courthouse, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Texas Historic Landmark. (capitolshots.com)
  • The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Texas Historic Landmark. (capitolshots.com)
  • Sells coal, fuel & building materials until 1978. (sluggyjunx.com)
  • While asphalt milling may have the sexiest name, recycling old base materials to create a stronger new foundation for your reconstructed roadway is perhaps even more impressive. (a1sp.com)
  • Former City Markets building, Ultimo Street, Haymarket. (wikipedia.org)
  • Corn Exchange building, Sussex Street, Sydney. (wikipedia.org)
  • The Caples Building on San Antonio Street in downtown El Paso. (libguides.com)
  • By 1843 a few terraces of cottages had been built in Orsett Road, London Road, and Argent Street for the workers in the chalk quarries and brickworks. (british-history.ac.uk)
  • The old town was beginning to creep northwards, but most of it still lay south of the church, and it seems that most of the new inhabitants, since the 17th century, had crowded into tenements built or converted for the purpose in and behind High Street. (british-history.ac.uk)
  • By 1895 the whole of High Street, and the adjoining areas of Orsett Road and London Road, had been built up. (british-history.ac.uk)
  • The federal Civil Works Administration (CWA) undertook street grading work along the roads surrounding the McCreary County Courthouse in Whitley City, Kentucky. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • You can find an image of the Architect's building each month during the Contest (a different architect's image each month) in either: 1) that month's issue of Architectural Record , or 2) online at architecturalrecord.com. (abcjz.org)
  • He constructed the one and a half story log cabin in a "hall and parlor" style that was distinct to colonial New England. (bigrentz.com)
  • Jacob Wolf built his two-floor log cabin in 1829. (bigrentz.com)
  • The Classical Revival structure originally had an impressive clock tower, which was removed after sustaining damage in a 1941 wind storm. (capitolshots.com)
  • Many of the practices used to develop these early structures have evolved into methods used in the industry today. (bigrentz.com)
  • The building faces west and is a two story buff colored brick, concrete and glass structure. (courthouses.co)
  • [i] In 1909, Trost designed the Caples building as a five-story office structure, "El Paso's first cement poured building. (libguides.com)
  • This beautiful brick single-story office building offers 11,116 square feet with (5) office or retail suites. (realestatesalisbury.net)
  • The rock that Butler picked from the ground just happened to be high-grade silver ore, kicking off one of the largest mining booms in the state's history, and creating the town of Tonopah. (nevadaconcernedcitizens.org)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • The federal Works Progress Administration (WPA) constructed a bridge on "Kehoe Road" in rural Greenup County, Kentucky, at the intersection of Highway 2/7 and Highway 784. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • This large dairy and cheese-making plant was capable of processing milk from up to 100 cows. (alandyerbooks.com)
  • The task of building some of this large project was awarded to William Treloar . (alandyerbooks.com)
  • Regardless, they were sufficiently affluent to create large plantations and to expand their holdings as the family grew. (genealogyvillage.com)
  • This development at once made the electric industry very capital-intensive, and large holding companies soon entered the field and absorbed the small independent producers. (historic-structures.com)
  • Arcadia was an industrial town built on the backs of slave labor that worked in the factories. (blogspot.com)
  • The federal Civil Works Administration (CWA) constructed a new city hall building for the town of Wallins , Kentucky. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • Devou Park Band Shell was constructed by the Works Progress Administration (W.P.A.), as part of a $97,251 grant to the city for park improvements. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • He kneels down on the concrete floor and props up a rod. (abimo.org.br)
  • Gonzalez and his group of conspirators met in rooms 507 and 508, on the fifth floor of the Caples Building, to raise money for arms and ammunition, and planned the assault on Ciudad Juarez in 1911. (libguides.com)
  • The 8-room homestead was built upon a slight rise, with the floor some three to four feet above the ground because of flooding. (alandyerbooks.com)
  • Give us a call when planning your next Barrie area event to learn how a little PUSH can make a big impact! (huggingface.co)
  • Photos of the Glasscock County Courthouse in Garden City, Texas. (capitolshots.com)
  • The building is located on spacious landscaped grounds in the center of Charles City. (courthouses.co)
  • The county was created in 1634 and City Point was selected as the county seat, which is now part of Hopewell . (courthouses.co)
  • The building is located on spacious landscaped grounds in the center of Charles City to the west of the courthouse. (courthouses.co)
  • I thought that was maybe the missing piece for Christian this year with Jordy (Gates, who graduated in 2020), and Lauren definitely held them together and was definitely the rock to make sure that they were going to win. (abimo.org.br)
  • The courthouse is the fourth oldest courthouse in the United States. (courthouses.co)
  • The oldest courthouses is located in King William County , Virginia (1725). (courthouses.co)
  • Much of Vancouver is built on a peninsula surrounded by water. (barbararaue.ca)
  • Aldermen Coldwell and Clark tendered thanks to Mayor David Oppenheimer for the "phenomenal progress" Vancouver has made under his leadership. (transcribimus.ca)
  • Ann Rice O'Hanlon's was commissioned in 1934 through the Treasury Relief Art Project to create a fresco featured in Memorial Hall on the University of Kentucky's Lexington campus. (livingnewdeal.org)
  • We thank also the many friends of the League whose generous support made this project possible. (mcmillanlibrary.org)
  • Apr 5, 1892: Bill filed by Independent Ice Co. restraining work on the trestle built along waterfront (to the west), pending a court hearing, due to impeding on IICo land. (sluggyjunx.com)
  • Photos of the historic Gillespie County Courthouse, now the Pioneer Memorial Library, in Fredericksburg, Texas. (capitolshots.com)