President Woodrow Wilson Spent the Evening Entering Edith Galt
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The Architectural Terror in Grant Circle and the Homogenization of Our Old Home, Grant Circle, Washington, District of Columbia
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Lucy’s Playroom, No. 20 Chapin Place, Hartford, Connecticut
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The Mountain Summit House, Tannersville, New York.
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Too Beauitful was the Rear of the Dwelling, the Lost World of North Philadelphia, 1328 North Fifteenth Street, Philadelphia, Penna.
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The Shoe House, 712 West 16th Street, Austin, Texas
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The Victorian Wood Frame House of August and Lizzie Hohlbauch, Clay City, Illinois
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Parlor Funeral in the Thomas S. Dunning House, 1328 North 15th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Old World, Wood-Frame Hotels Long Forgotten, But Not Lost, the Brunswick Hotel and the Totem Hotel, St. James Place, Atlantic City, New Jersey
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One of the Great Architectural Turd Palaces of Atlantic City, New Jersey
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