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1928 (8)

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1. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Erected 1922 with passage of Federal Reserve Act by President Wilson.
2. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Erected 1907-1908.
3. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Photo of the building erected in 1924, 12 stories in height, designed by Keene & Simpson.
4. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Photos of the "Federal Reserve Bank Building, St. Louis, [b]uilt in 1923-24, Mauran, Russell & Crowell, St. Louis, [a]rchitects."
5. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Book containing photos of Saint Louis and Saint Joseph, Missouri, universities, theaters, synagogues and churches, schools, residences, streets, restaurants, parks, hotels, hospitals, convents, clubs,...
6. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Photo of the "Saxton Bank Bldg., St. Joseph, [e]rected 1880, Edmond J. Eckel, [a]rchitect."
7. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Photo of the "American National Bank Bldg., St. Joseph, [e]rected 1889, Eckel & Mann, [a]rchitects."
8. Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture Missouri's Contribution to American Architecture 1928 Photo of the "Tootle-Lemon Bank Bldg., St. Joseph, [e]rected 1899, Edmond J. Eckel, [a]rchitect."