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M 45 582-592 Market Street Hobart Building,Splendid Survivors Spokane man is named 'Engineer of the Year,,Spokane Chronicle Managing Growth: Outside Experts' Advice Proposed for Regional Planning Scheme,Spokane Chronicle Spokane Architect Forms Partnership,Spokane Chronicle Meet Here Held by Handicapped,Spokane Chronicle Downriver Concrete Bridge; Beauty Spot Right Inside City of Spokane ,Spokane Chronicle Spokane Man Will Be Judge,,Spokane Chronicle Creager Joins Architect Firm,Spokane Chronicle Japanese Firm Wins Boundary Contracts,Spokane Daily Chronicle Start Work on Fine New Building,Spokane Daily Chronicle Last Tribute to Loren Rand,Spokane Daily Chronicle Bids for Bonds,Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle Galax Hotel, 50-Year Landmark, to Be Razed,Spokane Spokesman-Review Pasco Home Is Functional, Modern,Spokane Spokesman-Review Spokane Spokesman-Review CWS Board Meets Today,Spokane Spokesman-Review CWS Board Likes Plans for Building,Spokane Spokesman-Review Globe Hotel Will Open,Spokane Spokesman-Review Death Takes Architect, 80, At His Home,Spokane Spokesman-Review Hotel's Head Recalls Days of Its Glory,Spokane Spokesman-Review Creager, Jr., Frederick Leon AIA Emeritus,Spokane Spokesman-Review Proposed Salvation Army Central Service Building for Spokane,Spokane Spokesman-Review New $80,000 Building on Main and Bernard Which Is Leased for Five Years at $60,080,Spokane Spokesman-Review Spokane Club Grows as City Progresses,Spokane Spokesman-Review Early Hotel Being Razed,Spokane Spokesman-Review
Reservoir Fills at Boundary Dam,Spokane Spokesman-Review L. L. Rand, 83, Architect, Dies,Spokane Spokesman-Review A Landmark Nears the End of the Road,Spokane Spokesman-Review First architect left mark on city,Spokane Spokesman-Review More Seats Planned for U. of W. Stadium,Spokane Spokesman-Review Approve Addition to U.W. Stadium,Spokane Spokesman-Review Spokane's First Reinforced Concrete Building,Spokane Spokesman-Review Disagreeing on what's valuable: YMCA building or land it occupies,Spokane Spokesman-Review Expo '74, Republic of China Pavilion,Spokane Spokesman-Review Sunday Magazine Time-tested modern,Spokane Spokesman-Review, Architect who designed Seattle's tallest building dies,Spokane Spokesman-Review, Stadium, Associated Students University of Washington, Chas. H. Bebb and Carl F. Gould, Architects Die besten Gebäude aus Stahl - Preisverteilung des 'American Iron and Steel Institute',Stahlbau Grace Cathedral, San Francisco,Stained Glass Glendale High School,Standard Oil Bulletin Yuba City Union High School article,Standard Oil Bulletin Life, the Universe and Everything,Stanford Nike Chair Makes Historic Gift to Replacce Business School Facilities,Stanford Back to the Future,Stanford Less than 10 months after work began, the University's $90 million showpiece in ready for kickoff Does it signal a new era for football?,Stanford Cancer Center Opens,Stanford Museum's Rebirth: Rebuilding ready to go,Stanford Daily Modern Museum of Art,Stanford Observer Stanley Saitowitz / Natoma Architects, Incorporated. : Buildings and Projects Stars, Moguls and Magnates, The Mansions of Beverly Hills
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