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One often told story about the Fisher Building is that its "golden tower" was covered with tar or asphalt during ...
Keeping with the theme of the last two blog entries, we now turn to the Great Hangar Scandal of 1929. In December ...
It is quite rewarding to find well-preserved gems of architectural and historical importance that have been widely ...
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