Location ID: #10059747
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Location ID: #10059753
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TopGolf is the premier golf entertainment complex where the competition of sport meets your favorite local hangout spot. You can challenge your friends and family to addictive point-scoring golf games that anyone from the hopeful PGA tour contender ...
Location ID: #10059749
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Single level, modern, steel spires. Next to famous old trainstation (Union Station), light rail tracks wrap around the building.
Location ID: #10002119
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forestry center in neat unusually-shaped modern building with sloping metal roof; large parking lot; glass-walled extruded entrance area; mostly cement building; trees surrounding; new Children's Museum in former OMSI building is on same lot
Location ID: #10056314
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76 acres, approximately 50 acres in Douglas Fir with some Alder along the
roads and the remainder in many graveled areas and old industrial buildings.
Old quarry site with equipment and several ponds.
Site is convenient to, but not visible from ...
Location ID: #10059716
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The Concert Hall has 3 full service bars, and a second floor with a nicely seated mezzanine and balcony over looking the showroom. The showroom is draped in lush red theatre curtain, is fitted with an ample size stage, merch area, and superior ...
Location ID: #10059613
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Location ID: #10059508
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The bar and property consists of 2.8 acres on the tchefuncte river with 800 feet of dock over water and two operating boat launches. We are in the process of adding a new 11,600 sqf bar and restaurant due to the loss of the previous building due to ...
Location ID: #10059589
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In January 1929, The Midland Theatre Company published a message to the people of Newark. The message began, “In the erection of The Midland Theatre building, it really means more than just a well-built playhouse – it is the expression of faith ...
Location ID: #10003841
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intersection; narrow streets; red brick cross walks; 1970s 1-story stone-faced building with restaurant; other 1-2-story cement buildings with storefronts; tree-lined streets
Location ID: #10006611
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The Palace Theatre, recorded in the National Register of Historic Places, has been fully restored to its original 1920’s splendor, once again becoming one of the most striking performing arts spaces in the state. Designed by Thomas Lamb of New York, ...
Location ID: #10059564
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Location ID: #10033760
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Location ID: #10059498
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For a unique and memorable venue, host your next event at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center . The picturesque 118-acre site was the former estate of New York City department store mogul Henri Bendel. The historic Bendel Mansion (main building) ...
Location ID: #10059561
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The property consists of a 2 story brick home, 2 barns windmill on 51/2 acres.
The house has 12 foot ceilings, original woodwork, pocket doors and full unfinished basement. Rooms are 13 x 15 on average.
Barbara ...
Location ID: #10034707
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Location ID: #10033762
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Location ID: #235
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Location ID: #10028828
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Single shots of area Texas County Courthouses
Location ID: #10059511
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Home to the headquarters of ASM International, the world’s largest materials science and engineering nonprofit, this striking mid-century modern structure is surrounded by the world’s largest open-work geodesic dome. The headquarters building, which ...
Location ID: #10059408
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Adena was the 2000-acre estate of Thomas Worthington (1773-1827), sixth governor of Ohio and one of the state's first United States Senators. The mansion house, completed in 1806-1807, has been restored to look much as it did when the Worthington ...
Location ID: #10059381
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Understand what pre-Civil War life was like through the eyes of local legend, Mennonite pioneer and wealthy entrepreneur Daniel Hertzler. Hertzler was a 19th century corporate king and a money-lender who owned a grist mill, saw mill, brick ...
Location ID: #10059378
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The story of the Dillon House begins in 1873 when Fremont architect John C. Johnson began construction of an elegant home for Charles M. Dillon. Dillon had achieved much wealth through operation of his drug store business Dillon & Son (precursor of ...
Location ID: #10059448
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The Dunham Tavern, located at 6709 Euclid Avenue, is the oldest building in Cleveland, Ohio. Rufus and Jane Pratt Dunham built their first home on the site in 1824, and the existing taproom was built in 1842. It is believed to be the first building ...