STONE ARCHITECTURE - Revision history

Randylyon at 05:15, 1 December 2015

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	[[Image:100_0293.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Bluff Street]]STONE ARCHITECTURE. ~~Style~~ of construction ~~using~~ native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.		[[Image:100_0293.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Bluff Street]]STONE ARCHITECTURE. This style of construction used native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.

	Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fit, these buildings show the use of native building material.		Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fit, these buildings show the use of native building material.

	See: [[~~MCMAHON HOUSE~~]]		See: [[FRANK LEUTE-543-563 W. 17TH]]

	[[Category: Architecture]]		[[Category: Architecture]]

Randylyon at 18:29, 28 March 2010

2010-03-28T18:29:09Z

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	[[Image:100_0293.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Bluff Street]]STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.		[[Image:100_0293.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Bluff Street]]STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.

	Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and ~~fitted~~, these buildings show the use of native building material.		Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fit, these buildings show the use of native building material.

	See: [[MCMAHON HOUSE]]		See: [[MCMAHON HOUSE]]

	[[Category: Architecture]]		[[Category: Architecture]]

Randylyon at 18:28, 28 March 2010

2010-03-28T18:28:44Z

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	STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.		[[Image:100_0293.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Bluff Street]]STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.

	Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fitted, these buildings show the use of native building material.		Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fitted, these buildings show the use of native building material.

Randylyon at 18:27, 28 March 2010

2010-03-28T18:27:29Z

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	STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.		STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.

	Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fitted, these ~~building~~ show the use of native building material.		Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fitted, these buildings show the use of native building material.

	See: [[MCMAHON HOUSE]]		See: [[MCMAHON HOUSE]]

	[[Category: Architecture]]		[[Category: Architecture]]

Randylyon at 19:36, 13 March 2010

2010-03-13T19:36:06Z

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	STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.		STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.

			Examples of stone buildings have been found along Southern Avenue and West Locust. While the stones were often not carefully cut and fitted, these building show the use of native building material.

			See: [[MCMAHON HOUSE]]

	[[Category: Architecture]]		[[Category: Architecture]]

Randylyon at 02:42, 2 December 2008

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	STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.		STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.

			[[Category: Architecture]]

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STONE ARCHITECTURE. Style of construction using native stone quarried from the bluffs. Following the age of log buildings, stone architecture is said to have developed in Cornwall and other parts of Great Britain. It came to Dubuque by way of miners who moved through the Midwest in search of [[LEAD]] and copper.