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This building was bombed by the Japanese on 19th February 1942 and took a direct hit in August 1942.
See photo of the bombing here" s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/awm-media/collection/0269...

An historic former bank building with our old loft in Downtown Los Angeles

An historic former bank building with our old loft in Downtown Los Angeles

An historic former bank building with our old loft in Downtown Los Angeles

Rensselaer, Indiana

Historic R66 Baxter Springs, Kansas

Dubuque, Iowa

Dubuque, Iowa

Dodgeville, Wisconsin

Fennimore, Wisconsin

Do you have a favorite occurrence of brown brick veneer?

How 'bout concrete pilasters: Do you have a favorite occurrence of those.

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In downtown Rome, Georgia, on January 1st, 2025, was First National Community Bank at 501 Broad St (built in 1969 according to Appendix A of this architectural survey; originally the National City Bank of Rome; later the First Union National Bank of Rome and the Heritage First Bank) at the northeast corner of Broad Street and West 5th Avenue.

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Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names terms:
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Library of Congress Subject Headings:
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The coat of arms of the National Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd which merged with the Royal Bank of Scotland in 1969, whose logo is above. Photo taken in Largs, Ayrshire, in 2024.

This building was originally located at Oakey, Queensland from 1913 to 1986 and was then relocated to Jondaryan Woolshed in 2008

September 17, 2024 - Utah Capitol East Entrance Lions Integrity and Fortitude. "Two pairs of symbolic guardians sit at the east and west entrances of the Capitol. The original lions, sculpted by Gavin Jack, had been made out of cement—a medium that proved vulnerable to corrosion. The lions were repaired for weather damage in 1977 by local artist Ralphael Plescia, but a thorough examination of the lions during the 2004–2008 Capitol restoration project concluded that weather had deteriorated the sculptures too much for a second repair.

New lions were sculpted from Italian marble by Nick Fairplay, master carver. Italian marble, a very durable medium, was chosen in order to extend the life of the Capitol’s new lions. These lions have been given the names of honorable virtues: Fortitude, Integrity, Honor, and Patience. Each lion was sculpted to represent a different age of life." Previous description: utahstatecapitol.utah.gov/lions/

Built in the days (1914) when Banks needed a physical presence in country towns.
Built to Georgian Revival style.

The first of Louis Sullivan's jewel box bank buildings. Built in 1908 this bank building in Owatonna, Minnesota is a National Historic Landmark.

September 16, 2024 - Waiting for the TRAX Light Rail train on S Main Street at City Center Station, Salt Lake City, Utah.

September 16, 2024 - First Security Building (1919) and 111 Main at City Creek (2016) Salt Lake City, Utah

September 16, 2024 - First Security Building (1919) and 111 Main at City Creek (2016) Salt Lake City, Utah