• Designed by Dougher, Rich And Woodburn, the Independence courthouse was constructed in 1939. (capitolshots.com)
  • The Gillespie County Courthouse, a brick Moderne structure, was built in 1939. (capitolshots.com)
  • The Italianate structure served as the Gillespie County Courthouse until a newer courthouse opened next door in 1939. (capitolshots.com)
  • The McDermott family lived on the second floor of the building until 1939. (marinmagazine.com)
  • This well-known local landmark was designed by famous African American architect Paul Revere Williams and was constructed in 1939. (duffion.com)
  • It is one of thirty-five buildings constructed during Taylor's tenure (1883-1912) that were designed by independent architects commissioned by the U.S. Treasury Department under the Tarsney Act. (gsa.gov)
  • You could also visit the more august, West Virginia SP U.S. Post Office and Courthouse (National Archives Identifier 86534681 ), which is a "representative example of the high quality of civic architecture which resulted from the application of the Tarsney Act of 1893. (archives.gov)
  • A revival of interest in classical models of architecture dates from the World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago in 1893. (duffion.com)
  • The original courthouse was built on this site by 1842, and the gaol, designed by the prominent Toronto architect William Thomas, was constructed in 1848. (heritagetrust.on.ca)
  • 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)
  • Designed by local architect Wallace Dow (1844-1911), the courthouse is constructed of dark pink Sioux quartzite from the Sioux Falls Granite Company-a material used in many of Sioux City's public, educational, and ecclesiastical buildings. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • A year later, the building reopened as the Rafael Theater, designed in the Art Deco style by architect S. Charles Lee , with a grand staircase graced with frescoes by Henry Martins. (marinmagazine.com)
  • New York Architect Arnold W. Brunner (1857-1925) designed this imposing building under the direction of Supervising Architect of the Treasury James Knox Taylor (1857-1929). (gsa.gov)
  • Frederic DeLongchamps, a prolific Nevada architect, designed one of his most attractive courthouses for Clark County. (duffion.com)
  • George R. Eckel was the son of Edmond J. Eckel, architect of the previous courthouse. (rootsweb.com)
  • The Washington Duke House (1880s), built for the father of Benjamin N. and James B. Duke, has been credited to architect George F. Barber , but it is possible that Pugin also had a role in its construction. (ncsu.edu)
  • The architect of Somerset Villa, the luxurious Queen Anne style residence built for tobacco and textile magnate Julian S. Carr from 1887-1888, was John B. Halcott of Albany, New York, and here too perhaps Pugin was involved in a minor role, or perhaps he was stretching his Durham story a bit. (ncsu.edu)
  • 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)
  • The Cheatham County Courthouse was built in 1914 in Ashland City and designed by architect R.E. Turbeville. (tennesseeencyclopedia.net)
  • Designed by H.R.P. Hamilton, the Northwood courthouse was constructed in 1893 and enlarged and remodeled in 1938. (capitolshots.com)
  • The contract was let on June 26, 1894, and the courthouse was completed on April 8, 1896. (wikipedia.org)
  • The cornerstone was laid on August 15, 1893 and the building was completed on March 19, 1894. (lockhart-tx.org)
  • Designed by C.E. Bell, the Manchester courthouse was completed in 1894. (capitolshots.com)
  • 6 With no known mention of a new baseball park built in Hot Springs until Whittington Park in 1894, it is assumed that the grounds of the baseball association were the primary grounds used for spring training during the next several years. (arkbaseball.com)
  • Designed by George L. Burnett, the Montague courthouse was constructed in 1912. (capitolshots.com)
  • 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)
  • This two-story brick building with stone lintels, corbelled cornice, and arched parapet was constructed in 1912 as the Knerr Creamery. (fargounderground.com)
  • Constructed in 1859 after additional land was acquired in 1858. (uscg.mil)
  • Built: 1900 - 1901. (pamphili.com.br)
  • This two-story red brick building was built in 1900. (fargounderground.com)
  • 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)
  • 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 building dated to 1914 and was unfortunately demolished after being replaced by its 1958 successor. (duffion.com)
  • The building remains a classic example of period architecture and was completed in 1914 at a cost of $90,000. (archives.gov)
  • The Whidden and Lewis firm occupied Rooms #1209-1213 of the Wilcox Building in Portland in 1914, but was listed in only in Room #1209 in 1917. (washington.edu)
  • 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 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)
  • The building was razed in 1938 when a new courthouse was built. (rootsweb.com)
  • Twice propositions for a new courthouse were defeated, but in August 1938 voters approved a $55,000 bond issue, which was matched by a $45,000 government grant. (rootsweb.com)
  • A contract for about $59,000 was awarded the J. E. Hathman Construction Company in December 1938 for a 110-by-55-foot, brick building trimmed with stone. (rootsweb.com)
  • The brick came from St. Louis, Missouri, while the limestone was cut from a nearby quarry owned by Firmin Maurin, who in 1895 was hired as superintendent for construction of the courthouse. (wikipedia.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)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • The Galveston courthouse is the county's seventh courthouse. (capitolshots.com)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • 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 1893 Act authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to use private architects, selected through competitions, to design federal buildings. (gsa.gov)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • Designed by A. William Rush, the Iowa City courthouse was constructed in 1901. (capitolshots.com)
  • On July 13, 1896, Gill was awarded the contract for the building and ground was broken in July of that year. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Built of Winnsboro, South Carolina, granite, the 'most perfect and durable building stone to be found in the United States,' according to an 1896 newspaper, the Post Office borrows elements from various Renaissance Revival styles. (archives.gov)
  • In 1903 a new keeper's quarters was constructed. (uscg.mil)
  • 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)
  • Fronting the Mall and Public Square, it was the first building erected under Cleveland's 1903 Group Plan, which illustrates the urban planning ideals of the City Beautiful Movement. (gsa.gov)
  • An addition was built in 1880 and in in 1893 by John Tyler. (courthouses.co)
  • A two-story jail, which matches the courthouse building in style and materials, sits adjacent the courthouse on the west and was built first, in 1880. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • The three-story building has a tower that extends high over the entrance facing Main Street, with clocks on each of the tower's four elevations. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • The east entrance to the Manufacturer's Building, the largest structure at the fair. (mentalfloss.com)
  • 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)
  • Unlike the earlier Greek revival movement, which called for the use of the narrow side of the rectangular footprint to serve as the front elevation, the broad aspect of a neoclassical building usually included its ceremonial entrance with its characteristic full-height entry porch. (duffion.com)
  • The cornerstone from the old courthouse was placed in the entrance hall of the new. (rootsweb.com)
  • It opened its doors to guest in 1886 that made this hotel 132 years old as of this writing. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • 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)
  • Nearby is St Peter's Anglican cathedral (1926), built over the Hamilton West Redoubt and backing onto the former Hamilton courthouse (1931). (teara.govt.nz)
  • At Ashland City a new bridge over the Cumberland River has been recently finished to replace one built in 1931. (tennesseeencyclopedia.net)
  • The town's White Hall Hotel was built by New Yorker Robert Porter in 1846. (worldmapsonline.com)
  • 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)
  • Few of the self-made men who led the town's growth were likely to ask questions about a newcomer's background as long as he met their needs. (ncsu.edu)
  • Designed by Alfred Giles, the former Fredericksburg courthouse was completed in 1882. (capitolshots.com)
  • Architecturally the courthouse, gaol, and registry offices constitute an almost unrivalled grouping of public buildings in Ontario. (heritagetrust.on.ca)
  • The architectural firm of Burdick and Arnold of Norwich designed the Second Empire courthouse and local contractor John W. Murphy built it. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • Designed by Raymond R. Rapp, Jr. and Ben J. Koten And Associates, the Galveston courthouse was constructed in 1966. (capitolshots.com)
  • A fire in 1966 damaged the rear section of the building, causing it to be removed. (marinmagazine.com)
  • Nearby is Hockin House, built in 1893 for the hospital superintendent and named after later superintendent Munro Hockin. (teara.govt.nz)
  • In 1851 the court ordered Abram Barger, superintendent, to submit a plan for the courthouse. (rootsweb.com)
  • The original Harrisville court house was built in 1844. (worldmapsonline.com)
  • The building has the original modillion cornice. (courthouses.co)
  • The original courthouse was slated for demolition but concerned citizens campaigned to save it. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • The original structure was built to house the Lyric Theater, which was the first theater to show motion pictures in Marin County. (marinmagazine.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)
  • A second arena was built in its place and incorporated the facade from the original arena. (fargounderground.com)
  • Two additions quadrupled the size of the original building while maintaining its style, materials, and decorative features. (archives.gov)
  • Some of Pugin's buildings in Durham were constructed by contractor Charles N. Norton . (ncsu.edu)
  • Whidden's father worked as a building contractor and served as a Suffolk County [MA] Commissioner. (washington.edu)
  • The courthouse with tall round-headed windows, corner tower and accentuated masonry is typical of the Italianate style in the province at that time. (heritagetrust.on.ca)
  • 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)
  • Built in 1823, was 70 feet tall and made of brick and located on a stone foundation. (uscg.mil)
  • At its completion and including its magnificent clock tower, the courthouse stood 87 feet tall. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • Willimantic gneiss makes excellent building material, and at one time several small quarries existed in the western part of Windham, near Willimantic Falls and in the hills surrounding the Willimantic River gorge. (millmuseum.org)
  • Most of Windham's nineteenth-century factory buildings, along with several of the residences in the Willimantic section in the western part of the town, were constructed of locally quarried Willimantic gneiss. (millmuseum.org)
  • The gneiss quarried near Willimantic Falls on the Willimantic River was used to construct dams, line raceways, build cotton mills, and construct stone houses and tenements in the vicinity of the Falls. (millmuseum.org)
  • Clay for making bricks existed near Sessions's kiln, along the banks of the Willimantic River near its confluence with the Hop River, a tributary entering the Willimantic from the west - sediment dropped before the river plunged into the gorge. (millmuseum.org)
  • It featured a jail made of one-foot square logs placed closely together, with a twenty-penny nail driven into every square inch. (worldmapsonline.com)
  • Available only at the Old Jail Museum and Old Tolland County Courthouse. (tollandhistorical.org)
  • The building housed the jail (in the basement), the police department, and the police court. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • The jail in the rear of the building contained eight revolving cells and two rooms for hospital care. (rootsweb.com)
  • Proceeds from the sale of town lots financed the construction of a courthouse and jail. (tennesseeencyclopedia.net)
  • The building was extensively repaired in 1958 including receiving a new roof, and received historic restoration in 1997. (wikipedia.org)
  • The Gonzales County Courthouse is located in Gonzales, capital of the county of the same name in the U.S. state of Texas. (wikipedia.org)
  • It is the second building to serve as the county courthouse. (wikipedia.org)
  • The Caldwell County Courthouse is the third courthouse built on this site. (lockhart-tx.org)
  • In 1861 a county office had been erected on the square's south corner and in 1893 a new structure replaced an earlier north corner office. (heritagetrust.on.ca)
  • Capitolshots Photography's collection of images of the Johnson County Courthouse in Iowa City, Iowa. (capitolshots.com)
  • The Johnson County Courthouse, a Romanesque Revival structure, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. (capitolshots.com)
  • Royalty-free licenses are available for digital files of all Johnson County Courthouse stock images. (capitolshots.com)
  • Photos of the Buchanan County Courthouse in Independence, Iowa. (capitolshots.com)
  • 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)
  • Photos of the Gaines County Courthouse in Seminole, Texas. (capitolshots.com)
  • A new Galveston County courthouse, the Galveston County Justice Center, was built in 2006. (capitolshots.com)
  • Photos of the Glasscock County Courthouse in Garden City, Texas. (capitolshots.com)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • Gill's Ford County Almshouse and Poor House was built immediately north of Paxton in 1897 and occupied approximately 116 acres. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • 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)
  • The oldest courthouses is located in King William County , Virginia (1725). (courthouses.co)
  • The second oldest courthouses is in Salem County , New Jersey (1735). (courthouses.co)
  • Because the county records were destroyed during the Civil War, the construction date of the courthouse is uncertain. (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 former Minnehaha County Courthouse is one of the most substantial buildings in downtown Sioux Falls. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • The county rented offices elsewhere in the city until the courthouse was completed in 1893. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • The building served the county until 1962, when a larger structure was built adjacent to the west. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • Rusch, Arthur L. County Capitols: The Courthouses of South Dakota . (sah-archipedia.org)
  • Present-day grounds of the Garland County Courthouse. (arkbaseball.com)
  • Evidence suggests that the Hot Springs Baseball Grounds were located at the approximate current day site of the Garland County Courthouse on Ouachita Avenue in Hot Springs. (arkbaseball.com)
  • Old County Courthouse - Marshall Location: Courthouse Square / East Houston Street. (pamphili.com.br)
  • Harrison County Board of Supervisors Public Information Officer Jeff Clark confirmed that the courthouse is currently on lockdown. (pamphili.com.br)
  • 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)
  • A group of at least a dozen protesters are currently making their voices heard in front of the Harrison County Courthouse in Cadiz. (pamphili.com.br)
  • 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)
  • Closed F EST Website Phone: 740-942-8869 Find county courthouse in Harrison County, OH on Yellowbook. (pamphili.com.br)
  • 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)
  • On April 24, 1865, inhabitants of New London County met to talk about where to rebuild their courthouse after the old one burned down earlier that month. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • Nov 1, 1861 Colorado Territorial Legislature created the spectacular north-central county, known as Boulder County, Colorado. (wikitree.com)
  • A historic photograph captured the Washoe County Courthouse shortly after its completion in 1911. (duffion.com)
  • The Elko County Courthouse has changed little since its completion in 1911. (duffion.com)
  • The Washoe County Courthouse is one of the more elaborate manifestations of neoclassical architecture in Nevada. (duffion.com)
  • Most of Frederick DeLongchamps' courthouses-which began with the Washoe County facility-rely on the neoclassical style, making it nearly synonymous with turn-of-the-century public architecture in the state. (duffion.com)
  • 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)
  • Part II: Houghton County Courthouse, 11:1 (January 1990): 19-21. (habitant.org)
  • In 1848 DeKalb County residents presented a petition to the County Court to build a courthouse, but the court rejected it, preferring to purchase a log cabin on the east side of the public square in Maysville. (rootsweb.com)
  • King's County was not officially incorporated until 1893, when it broke away from Tulare and established a county seat in Hanford. (cschs.org)
  • For years county offices were spread around the town, with the courts operating out of the Opera House, until supervisors approved plans for a courthouse 'in granite stone [with] terra cotta trimmings and the sum of $26,000. (cschs.org)
  • The courts and other county offices occupied the Neoclassical Romanesque building until a new government center was constructed in 1977. (cschs.org)
  • Built in 1922-23, the Third Sarpy County Courthouse is an example of the Classic Revival style. (sarpycountymuseum.org)
  • 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)
  • Today Cheatham County retains its reputation as a manufacturing center. (tennesseeencyclopedia.net)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • Public buildings of the period became the principal manifestation of the neoclassical style although some residential and commercial structures show neoclassical influence. (duffion.com)
  • During the Great Depression, the federal government created various agencies that hired the unemployed to construct public buildings. (fargounderground.com)
  • The cornerstone of the next building was laid on August 27, 1885. (rootsweb.com)
  • The basement story is granite block, and the main body is made of pressed brick adorned with granite trim. (connecticuthistory.org)
  • Built by the architectural firm of Martin, Byrnes and Johnston, the structure features mansard roofs and a high central tower with a four way Seth Thomas clock. (lockhart-tx.org)
  • 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)
  • The current three-story building, designed by J. Riely Gordon in Romanesque Revival style with eclectic details, was built with red brick and a white limestone trim. (wikipedia.org)
  • 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)
  • 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 ageing Frankton Junction complex closed in 1975, and Hamilton railway station was built further south. (teara.govt.nz)
  • 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)
  • The majority of the following maps were created in 2017 as part of an exhibit at the Windham Textile and History Museum (the Mill Museum) on the 325th anniversary of the founding of the town of Windham, Connecticut. (millmuseum.org)
  • Included on the National Register is the South Carolina SP U.S. Post Office and Courthouse (National Archives Identifier 118997486 ), pictured above in a photograph taken by Matthew Brady. (archives.gov)
  • The gaol and new courthouse were both constructed by Jackson Bros., local builders. (heritagetrust.on.ca)
  • 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)
  • At the Victoria Bridge end, the Waikato Brewery, built in 1930 to replace an earlier structure, once produced the local beer: Waikato Draught. (teara.govt.nz)
  • The building housed a local branch of the First Church of Christ Scientist until 1998 when it was purchased by local philanthropist Moya Lear with the plan to turn it into a community theater. (duffion.com)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • In 1884, Tompkins established the D. A. Tompkins Co. with R. M. Miller, Sr. for the purpose of building and supplying the machinery for cotton mills in the region. (landmarkscommission.org)
  • In 1869 the Cheatham heirs sold their interest in the mills to the Sycamore Manufacturing Company. (tennesseeencyclopedia.net)
  • In 1893 E. I. Du Pont de Nemours Company purchased the mills. (tennesseeencyclopedia.net)
  • 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)
  • Limited funds prohibited an all-stone structure. (rootsweb.com)
  • 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 building faces south and is a one story red colored brick laid in Flemish bond and wood structure. (courthouses.co)
  • The court house was replaced in the 1870's with the brick structure shown in 1899. (worldmapsonline.com)
  • The McDermott Building was built in 1883 to house a bar, restaurant and boarding house called the Mulberry House. (marinmagazine.com)
  • Other structures: storage building, brick oil house (1893). (uscg.mil)
  • The Railways Department was a major employer, and from 1920 to 1929 the Frankton Junction railway house factory made prefabricated railway houses which were erected throughout New Zealand. (teara.govt.nz)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • The Levy House (1906) in Reno is a Neoclassical building with Ionic columns supporting the two-story portico. (duffion.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 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 Steel House by Richard Paulick and Georg Muche was designed in 1927 and is made of prefabricated steel panels. (google.com)
  • The industrial aesthetic of the building planned as a dwelling house is deliberate. (google.com)
  • The building is located on spacious landscaped grounds in the center of Charles City. (courthouses.co)
  • The building is located on spacious landscaped grounds in the center of Charles City on the north side of the courthouse. (courthouses.co)
  • The building is located on spacious landscaped grounds in the center of Charles City to the west of the courthouse. (courthouses.co)
  • 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)
  • Multnomah City, Oswego, and Milwaukie, all located along the Willamette River between Oregon City and Portland, threw their metaphorical hats in the ring, but none of them was able to build a network of roads to tap the population and agricultural production of the surrounding hinterlands. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • East Portland was originally inhabited in 1829, making it as old as Oregon City. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • Fine modernist theatre, west of the city centre, built in 1963. (teara.govt.nz)
  • The city also sponsored trade days at which businesses donated items for a drawing patrons entered by making a purchase. (encyclopediaofarkansas.net)
  • According to the 2010 census, Spokane had a population of 208,916, making it the second-largest city in Washington, and the 101st-largest city in the United States. (agreatertown.com)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • In 1921, Frank O. Knerr moved his dairy from this location to a larger building at 824 Main Avenue. (fargounderground.com)
  • Following a fire in 1863 which destroyed the courthouse, the present structure was designed by John Turner of Brantford and completed the following year. (heritagetrust.on.ca)
  • The third and present courthouse was constructed in 2003 to 2005. (courthouses.co)
  • Built in 1847 and located south of the present lighthouse. (uscg.mil)
  • 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)
  • The three-story edifice is built of Muldoon limestone with red Pecos sandstone trim. (lockhart-tx.org)
  • In 1974, the building reopened as a museum with three floors of exhibit space dedicated to regional history. (sah-archipedia.org)
  • Based on history, at the time that this building was built, it has the largest public halls in Western Australia. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • 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)
  • Built in 1857, this building has quite the interesting history. (sarpycountymuseum.org)
  • 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)
  • Opposite is the Skycity casino, which opened in 2002 behind the former central post office building (1940) with its art-deco dome. (teara.govt.nz)
  • Sports stadium built on the site of the former Rugby Park, north of Founders Memorial Theatre, in 2002. (teara.govt.nz)
  • A successful campaign resulted in the collection of tax money to purchase a lot and fund construction of the building. (urbanaillinois.us)
  • Second lighthouse: a conical tower constructed in 1847 and demolished around 1859 due to poor construction. (uscg.mil)
  • Welded bridge construction first appeared in the United States in the late 1920s, this steel truss bridge is estimated to have been built between the 1930's and 1940's. (sarpycountymuseum.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)
  • The building is on the site of the burned structure. (kewauneecountystarnews.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)
  • There are a number of post offices around the country that were constructed during the Great Depression - as part of the Federal Works Administration - that contain murals on the walls of the interior of the post offices. (archives.gov)
  • 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)
  • I admired the grand architecture design of the building. (thehiddenpanorama.com)
  • Marcel Breuer experimented with steel as well, creating his design classic, the tubular steel chair, when he was a student and junior Master at the Bauhaus in Dessau. (google.com)
  • The design and structure served as blueprint for post offices built during the 1920's and 1930's. (archives.gov)
  • a bill for the abolition of railroad passed hud a bill to repeal the law creating a state board of transportation. (unl.edu)
  • Attempts began in 1852 to build a canal around Willamette Falls on the West Linn side. (historicoregoncity.org)
  • The 55-by-30-foot brick courthouse was built by George W. C. McPherson at a cost of approximately $3,750 and completed in 1852. (rootsweb.com)
  • Ferrybank was planted in trees in the early 1900s, and a band rotunda and rowing club were built. (teara.govt.nz)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • 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)
  • At the northern end, the elegant brick New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Company building (1920) recalls the industry on which the wealth of the golden mile was based. (teara.govt.nz)
  • From at least 1916 until 1920, William and Alice resided at 171 King Street, living without servants, in a Portland apartment building. (washington.edu)
  • Steel, the new building material for the time, was to be used not just as support pillars for the structure but also made visible as the outer shell. (google.com)