FACADE BUILDING - Revision history

Randylyon at 19:22, 4 June 2024

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUAL SCIENCE HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had ~~expires~~ they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the ~~First Spiritualist Church~~. (3)		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUAL SCIENCE HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1)

			Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expired they were assumed by the Congress. (2)

			In 1941 it was the home of the [[FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH]]. (3)

	The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)		The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

Randylyon at 19:20, 4 June 2024

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUAL ~~SCIENcE~~ HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUAL SCIENCE HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)

	The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)		The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

Randylyon at 19:20, 4 June 2024

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUAL ~~SCIENE~~ HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUAL SCIENcE HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)

	The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)		The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

Randylyon at 04:13, 2 February 2019

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[~~SPIRITUALST~~ HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUAL SCIENE HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)

	The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)		The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

Randylyon at 04:13, 2 February 2019

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]]announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]] and the [[SPIRITUALST HALL]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]] announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)

	The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)		The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

Randylyon at 03:16, 12 January 2018

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]]announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building located opposite the [[POST OFFICE]] was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]]announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) In 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)

	The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)		The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

Randylyon at 18:54, 10 January 2018

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. ~~The~~ [[NEWBURGH COMPANY]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]]announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. [[NEWBURGH COMPANY (THE)]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]]announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)

	The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)		The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

Randylyon at 18:53, 10 January 2018

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]].		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. The [[NEWBURGH COMPANY]] used the basement of the building as a stock and store room in 1911. (1) Officials of the [[DUBUQUE TRADES AND LABOR CONGRESS]]announced in 1934 plans for the remodeling and renovation of the second and third floors of the building for use as a Labor Temple. The area had been used by many organized labor groups and once their leases had expires they were assumed by the Congress. (2) 1941 it was the home of the First Spiritualist Church. (3)

			The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]]. (4)

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	"Facade Building to be Torn Down," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 12, 1955, p. 11		1. "Newburgh Company Making Extensive Improvements," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', July 30, 1911, p. 5

			2. "Labor Temple Planned Here," ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 9, 1934, p. 13

			3. "First Spiritualist Church Will Entertain at Social in Church Parlors," ''Telegraph-Herald'', October 24, 1941, p. 7

			4. "Facade Building to be Torn Down," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 12, 1955, p. 11

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Randylyon at 01:32, 23 September 2015

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	FACADE BUILDING. Built ~~shortly after the [[CIVIL WAR]]~~, the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]].		FACADE BUILDING. Built in 1866, the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]].

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FACADE BUILDING. Built shortly after the [[CIVIL WAR]], the Facade Building was once the home of the [[BEETHOVEN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC]]. The building at the southeast corner of Ninth and Locust, was torn down in 1955 to provide twenty parking places for [[AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK]].

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"Facade Building to be Torn Down," ''Telegraph Herald'', December 12, 1955, p. 11

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