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William F. Hand (Auburn University), Foreman;The inked drawings presented here represent and Student Architects Carol B. DeGroote

those properties with significant buildings or (University of Naryland), Dale R. Gerberstructures considered eligible to be listed in (University of Ninnesota), Cynthia Wilson-the National Register of Historic Places. Site Glicksman (University of Arizona), and Harkplans, floor plans, elevations, and construction Schara (University of Nichigan).detail are offered as documentation of this

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