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2024 - Dairy House at the Meadow Gold Building

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The South Exchange at 20th and Sumner streets was built in two stages, the south part in 1909 and the front in 1920. Lincoln architect Ellery L. Davis was responsible for the Colonial Revival façade with the ornate limestone entry. The buildin

The Slattery House, at N. 14th and Morton streets, is one of Lincoln’s best examples of a “country” house, built for a city dweller near but outside the urban area. William Jennings Bryan’s Fairview and Dr. Faulkner’s ma

Sky Park Manor, at 13th and Lincoln Mall, is a twelve-story, high-rise, luxury apartment building completed in 1963 in the International style. Sky Park is the tallest structure in the immediate vicinity of the Capitol, and was built before the moder

The locally landmarked Sigma Phi Epsilon house was constructed in 1929 in a high Tudor Revival manner by the Lincoln architects Miller & Craig. On its constricted site a major addition was added in 1967 on the northeast side in the front yard, ca

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