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David Engdahl’s Private Language in Lamelliform
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Inside the Enigmatic Arlington Federal Savings and Loan
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Here’s a look inside the abandoned Arlington Federal. Its architect remained elusive. The lobby stands open to the elements. A butterfly sub-ceiling hangs over the tellers’ desks. Steel vaults stand open. In its earliest years, even its administrators robbed it. Only now does it emerge that Miami’s Edwin T. Reeder was the architect. Now the bulldozers are ready.
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The Last Days of Taylor Hardwick’s George Varn House
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The Autobiography of the San Juline
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The Dramatic Story of the Pappas Building
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New Story: Architect Ted Pappas’s Design for St. John the Divine Greek Orthodox Church
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Jefferson Davis Junior High School
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St. Johns Flower Market’s Long Strange Trip
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The Jacksonville Free Public Library–Whose Heads These Are I Think I Know
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