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[[Image:jewel1.jpg|left|thumb|450px|c.1975]]CONLIN BUILDING. Located at 1473 Central, the Conlon Building was named in memory of the original owner, a man who owned a livery stable and cared for, among other horses, the famed [[NUTWOOD]]. It was later used for [[ANTHONY AUTO SALES INC.]]

Owned in 1969 by Maurice Humke, the building was in the process of remodeling for the offices of the Dubuque County Board of Education. It was then that a ceramic tile mural depicting the [[SHOT TOWER]], a [[MISSISSIPPI RIVER]] sidewheeler, and the [[FOURTH STREET ELEVATOR]] was applied to the front of the building. (1)

The 1974 ''Dubuque City Directory'' listed 1473 Central.

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1. "History in Tile," ''Telegraph-Herald,'' December 7, 1969, p. 23

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