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)
Still more prestigious jobs included the Benjamin N. Duke House in lavish Queen Anne style for a member of the city's leading tobacco manufacturing family, and the (first) Durham County Courthouse , an eclectic brick building with mansard tower. (ncsu.edu)
Other structures: storage building, brick oil house (1893). (uscg.mil)
The courthouse is constructed of dark, red-brown brick accented with cast stone arches and string courses. (texascourthouses.com)
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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 construction of the current capitol building took place between 1870 and 1871, and the Carson City Mint operated from 1870 to 1893, striking gold and silver coins. (histotravel.com)
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In 1900 he was listed as head of household with his wife Jennie, a native of Virginia, and three children-Welby N. and Mary B. (born in 1886 and 1888, respectively, in North Carolina) and Darrell, born in Georgia in 1893. (ncsu.edu)
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In 1983, several current and former prisoners filed a class-action lawsuit against the state, claiming that the Tennessee State Penitentiary was severely overcrowded, and had inadequate sanitation and ventilation. (abandonedonline.net)
Its site was obliterated by Highway 101 but the current intersection of Morgan and Ninth street was near the southeast corner, with the northwest end being the corner of Davis and Tenth street on the west side of the freeway. (santarosahistory.com)
1 media/1913-06 Hoxie1_thumb.jpg 2020-04-27T19:21:32-07:00 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)
Rising dramatically from generally flat topography, the courthouse is centered in a circular plot at the intersection of the town's historic arteries, Main and Campbell streets (see Map-18). (texascourthouses.com)
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The drought, which made brush and buildings tinder dry, set up the worst fire conditions in California history as hot Santa Anna winds sent the temperature soaring to 105 degrees at Los Angeles, and to 97 degrees at San Diego. (myforecast.com)
Buildings he built included the second courthouse (1893) and three in 1906: the Marks Building and Hearne Building (both on the east side of Second Street) and the Parker-Little Furniture Building. (thesnaponline.com)
After the courthouse, we'll go back to 2nd Avenue to look at some of the oldest commercial buildings on Main Street. (onthisspot.ca)
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Still a dramatic landmark in the local setting, the courthouse occupies a circular plot in contradistinction to the typical Texas courthouse square. (texascourthouses.com)
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Half a million acres were burned, and the fires caused fifty million dollars damage. (myforecast.com)
The current appraised value of the 5.740 acres of land is $170,020. (landmarkscommission.org)
Selling everything an isolated farming and fishing community might need it has been rebuilt, first in 1935 when the house was extended and in 1954/5 when the storeroom was added, and the current shop built. (visitflindersisland.com.au)
Its potential as a park was further limited when it was clearcut in 1884 to build a courthouse and after that one tumbled down in the Great Earthquake of 1906, the parcel was almost completely filled with the elephantine courthouse built to replace it. (santarosahistory.com)
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The Onslow County Courthouse was destroyed along with all its records, and Beacon Island disappeared. (myforecast.com)
During that last week of September whole communities of interior San Diego County were consumed by fire. (myforecast.com)
Patton later became the county sheriff and the ownership was acquired by his father William Patton, Sr.. Upon the death of the elder Patton in 1879, control of the property was maintained by his son, A. J. The hotel was soon-after destroyed by fire but was rebuilt in 1893. (worldmapsonline.com)
Eventually, the building was bought and torn down and the land later became part of what is now the current Stanly County Courthouse. (thesnaponline.com)
Available only at the Old Jail Museum and Old Tolland County Courthouse. (tollandhistorical.org)
It was typical of the memorials then going up across the state and the South: A common soldier standing atop a stone column installed in front of the county courthouse. (breachofpeace.com)
Part II: Houghton County Courthouse, 11:1 (January 1990): 19-21. (habitant.org)
The Tennessee state legislature passed three acts to establish courthouses, jails, and stocks in 1796, and subsequent acts followed for the establishment of small jails in county seats. (abandonedonline.net)
F&D International was retained to provide program management and owner's representation for the construction of a new judicial center for the 14th Judicial District Courthouse located in Hot Sulphur Springs to accommodate the district and county courts. (fdi-one.com)
Architect Henry T. Phelps designed the Atascosa County Courthouse for the newly designated county seat at Jourdanton, just south of San Antonio. (texascourthouses.com)
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One of the earlier plots is believed to be around where the current Pershing Square sits. (waterandpower.org)
Courthouse Square is (finally) reunited, so we can (finally) say our downtown has sort-of a park, although there's so much parking on the sides it is much smaller than need be. (santarosahistory.com)
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A Supreme Court case filed in 1893 sought to clarify the Virginia/Tennessee state line, as there had been disputes since the original surveys of the border between these two states. (dna-explained.com)
The state legislature voted to construct a new 1,000-bed prison in 1893. (abandonedonline.net)
Including the plaque on her mausoleum state, probably correctly, 1893. (coralgablesmuseum.org)
Never in the history of civilization has any Christian people stooped to such shocking brutality and indescribable barbarism as that which characterized the people of Paris, Texas, and adjacent communities on the first of February, 1893. (woodstockwhisperer.info)
Case Study Mt. Washburn Historic Fire Watch Tower, Yellowstone National Park F&D International was retained by the National Park Service in Yellowstone National Park to provide engineering and architectural consulting to develop conceptual drawings, specifications. (fdi-one.com)
From there, we'll make a stop outside of the historic courthouse - which is the only remaining building in Alberta that served as both a territorial and a provincial courthouse. (onthisspot.ca)
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Case Study The headquarters for the Rio Blanco Fire Protection District is located on a prominent corner site in Meeker, Colorado that enhances the identity of this important facility and its connection to the community. (fdi-one.com)
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By 1893, he moved to the burgeoning city of Atlanta, and he was listed as an architect in that city's directories from 1894 to 1909, the year of his death. (ncsu.edu)
February 1, 1893: accused of raping and murdering a four-year-old girl, a posse hunted down Henry Smith was hunted down by a posse. (woodstockwhisperer.info)
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The current building retains some of its 1938 features, such as the marquee, easily visible from the street. (marinmagazine.com)
A fire in 1966 damaged the rear section of the building, causing it to be removed. (marinmagazine.com)
The interior of the building was renovated to its current splendor in 2005 and 2006. (artsinohio.com)
Case Study Cunningham Fire Department F&D was retained to perform a facility assessment and capital expenditure analysis for Station No. 1, Station No. 2, Station No. 3, the Quartermaster Building, and the Administration Building. (fdi-one.com)
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Early Albemarle, Bramlett said, basically encompassed the area of current downtown which spans from North Street to South Street and from First Street to Fourth Street. (thesnaponline.com)
I recalled the order to resume the march at that early hour, and knew that the troops I heard were moving forward to endeavor to force our way through the lines of the enemy at Appomattox Courthouse. (tufts.edu)
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In the young railroad and tobacco town of Durham, Pugin found a perfect market for his skills in a community bursting with tobacco money and recovering from recent fires. (ncsu.edu)
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We can get a good idea of why Whitemark was always a popular place from a section of an 1893 map of the south west section of Flinders Island. (visitflindersisland.com.au)
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The difference between high and low tide and the upstream and downstream current caused by this are incredibly strong here and ease shipping considerably so that the onset of the tides sees whole flotillas of praus sail in close proximity. (franzferdinandsworld.com)
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The content of the current site will remain publicly accessible. (ncsu.edu)
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Answering the Call: A 75th Anniversary History of the Tolland Fire Department By Richard N. Symonds, Jr. (tollandhistorical.org)
A comprehensive history of fire, rescue and emergency medical services as the department progressed from one hand-drawn hose cart to today's four fire stations and training center, 13 response and eight support vehicles. (tollandhistorical.org)
Case Study Beulah Fire Protection & Ambulance District The headquarters for the Beulah Fire Protection District is prominently located in the rural town of Beulah, Colorado. (fdi-one.com)
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West Routt Fire Protection District F&D was selected to provide a complete facility condition assessment of the station including code compliance, deferred maintenance, operations efficiency and health and safety concerns. (fdi-one.com)