Springfield, Ohio

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Kmart # 3767 1476 Upper Valley Pike in Springfield, Ohio Opened as Gold Circle in 1973 Closed as Gold Circle in 1988 Became Kmart in 1989 99,489 square feet

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Historic office building downtown Springfield Ohio

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Photos, history, and description of the Odd Fellows Home located in Springfield Ohio.

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Stephen Mertens takes the viewer through a tour of downtown Springfield, Ohio, overlaying current photographs with older scenes. He provides his historic obs...

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The Masonic Temple in Springfield, Ohio, opened in 1927 at a cost of nearly one million dollars. This historic tour through the five-story temple, built in t...

T oday's mansion is one of the largest we have ever featured at 12,000 sq feet and is perhaps the most elegant. The Encaustic tile flo...

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Textbook example here of a turn of the last century Colonial Revival style house. The front facade is a display of symmetry with design elements borrowed directly from 18th century originals buy reinterpreted as understood in the late 19th century. The tripartite Palladian windows to either side of the entry are noteworthy; usually they appear in gables. Of uncertain design is the dormer window; and almost for certain an ornamental balustrade once went around the flat platform in the center of the roof as seen in Colonial era Georgian style originals. This was the last photo taken on South Fountain street and perhaps appropriately, was at the southern boundary of the street's historic homes.