Located: Galveston, Texas Architect: Nicholas J. Clayton Completed 1896 NOTE: Clayton's Hutchings - Sealy Building of 1882 is directly adjacent.
I'm not sure when this stopped being Woolworth's but the Woolworth's chain closed their U.S business in 1983....Woolworth's has since morphed into Footlocker.
375 Howard Avenue, Bridgeport Manufacturers of Dictaphones, cylinders, phonographs.
William G. Johnston & Co. was a very successful printing and bookbinding firm that put up this building on Ninth Street at Penn Avenue in 1886. Mr. Johnston would probably be pleased to see that his building looks very much as it did when he knew it, except that—like every other building downtown—it is doubtless…
The Kress building is a historic building in Tampa, Florida, once part of the S. H. Kress and Co. Company "five and dime" department store chain.
According to the Amadorgold website, some of this building may have been built as far back as the the 1850s, with the second story probably built later in the 1890s.
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Singapore, Chin Ho & Co. building with brick barricades - AGSL Digital Photo Archive - Asia and Middle East - UWM Libraries Digital Collections
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Crocker & Co. building façade with US flag on top; signage on building advertises lithography, printing, bookbinding, etc. Pedestrians, carriages, coaches and dogs in front.
The Jefferson County Courthouse is part of the virtual tour of historic buildings, and buildings of architectural interest in the Fairfield, Iowa, Cultural and Entertainment District
Laguna Tools is the trusted name brand providing over 40 years of advanced industrial, automated CNC, and woodworking machinery solutions.
NarrowLarry's World of the Outstanding - Selected Architecture by Eero Saarinen - John Deere & Co. Building
The Canadian Otis Elevator Company, a subsidiary of the Otis Elevator Company of New York, started in a small factory in Hamilton, ON in 1902. Three years later, it merged with the sizable Fensom elevator works of Toronto to become the Otis-Fensom Elevator Company.
