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95. Cohen Brothers Building
95. Cohen Brothers Building. 5224 Willing Street. 1910. Ma...
Pneumatic Tubes at the Chicago Federal Building
A network of tunnels for pneum...
The American National Bank Building
Seville Tower, originally called the American National Ban...
Voices of Pensacola (The Beacon Building)
Prior to 1912, the Beacon Building lot stood vacant. In 19...
Eleutherian College Classroom and Chapel Building
A National Historic Landmark, Eleutherian Colleg...
Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building and Museum
The Interior Department headquarters was the first buildin...
The Old Executive Office Building
The Old Executive Office Building, now renamed the Eisenho...
Fox Theatre Building
Built in 1928 by internationally known theater architect H...
The Guardian Building
The Guardian Building documents the booming, modern city D...
The Rookery Building
Built in 1888, the Rookery Building was named in honor of ...
Results for The Building
95. Cohen Brothers Building
95. Cohen Brothers Building. 5224 Willing Street. 1910. Masonry Vernacular. Formerly occupied by the Cohen Brothers. The building served as an important dry goods store in downtown Milton. The building is believed to be the oldest concrete building in the ...
Pneumatic Tubes at the Chicago Federal Building
A network of tunnels for pneumatic mail-transport tubes once buzzed with activity under the block now occupied by Chicago’s John C. Kluczynski Federal Building, Post Office, and Plaza. The post office housed in the old Chicago Federal Building, which ...
The American National Bank Building
Seville Tower, originally called the American National Bank Building, was designed by J.E.R. Carpenter in 1908 in the commercial style, is a product of a "boom" period in Pensacola's economy when local businessmen promoted the city as a potentialimport and ...
Voices of Pensacola (The Beacon Building)
Prior to 1912, the Beacon Building lot stood vacant. In 1912, D. Kugelman & Co. bought the lot and hired the S.F. Fulghum &Co., General Contractors to build a new home for their business. In 1921, the Greenhut Company, a ...
Eleutherian College Classroom and Chapel Building
A National Historic Landmark, Eleutherian College was constructed between 1854 and 1856, and was the first college in Indiana to admit students without regard to race or gender. Some of the college's trustees were among the most active participants ...
Stewart Lee Udall Department of the Interior Building and Museum
The Interior Department headquarters was the first building in Washington, DC authorized, designed, and built by the Franklin Delano Roosevelt administration. The building reflects the dedication and commitment to government service of President Roosevelt and Secretary of the Interior Harold ...
The Old Executive Office Building
The Old Executive Office Building, now renamed the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, is a National Historic Landmark, that was built between 1871 and 1888. Designed by Alfred B. Mullet in the Second Empire Style, the building first housed the Departments ...
Fox Theatre Building
Built in 1928 by internationally known theater architect Howard Crane, the Fox Theatre Building seats over 5,000 people and is Detroit's largest movie palace. The movie palace is surrounded by a U-shaped ten-story, steel-frame office building that is sheathed in ...
The Guardian Building
The Guardian Building documents the booming, modern city Detroit had become in the 1920s. Though Detroit was already an important manufacturing center at the turn of the century, the success of the auto industry after World War I drove an ...
The Rookery Building
Built in 1888, the Rookery Building was named in honor of the former temporary City Hall where many of the city's birds made their nests. The 11-story office building, designed by the architectural firm of Burnham and Root, features cast-iron ...
