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Skyline with One Financial Plaza (1973) by John Carl Warnecke.; 50 Kennedy Plaza (1985) & Bank of America (1927) Buildings by Walker & Gillette + George Frederick Hall. Providence, RI. | One Financial Plaza, 50 Kennedy Plaza, & Bank of America Building. Providence, RI. | One Financial Plaza, 50 Kennedy Plaza, & Bank of America Building tower over Kennedy Square. Providence, RI. | Bank of America Building (former Industrial Trust Company) (1928) (26 floors) (Westminster St.). Providence, RI. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Walker & Gillette. |
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Tower detail of Bank of America Building. Providence, RI. | Rhode Island crest on Bank of America Building. Providence, RI. | Relief of early settlers casting a canon on Bank of America Building. Providence, RI. | Relief of grinding grain using a millstone on Bank of America Building. Providence, RI. |
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Relief of paddle side-wheel steamship on Bank of America Building. Providence, RI. | Relief showing first Providence to Boston steam train on Bank of America Building. Providence, RI. | Civil War Memorial (1866-71) or Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Kennedy Square. Providence, RI. Architect: Alfred Stone. | Bronze sculptures on Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Kennedy Square by artist Randolph Rogers. Providence, RI. |
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Providence City Hall (1874-78) on Kennedy Square. Providence, RI. Style: Second Empire. Architect: Samuel J.F. Thayer. On National Register. | Providence City Hall facade with roundel containing theoretical portrait of colony founder Roger Williams. Providence, RI. | US Post Office, Court & Custom's Building on Kennedy Square. Providence, RI. Style: Beaux Arts. On National Register. | Intermodal Transportation Center on Kennedy Square. Providence, RI. |
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One Financial Plaza & 50 Kennedy Plaza. Providence, RI. | 50 Kennedy Plaza (1985) (20 floors). Providence, RI. | One Financial Plaza (1973) (28 floors). Providence, RI. Architect: John Carl Warnecke & Assoc.. | Providence Arcade (1828) (65 Weybosset St.). Providence, RI. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Russell Warren & James Bucklin. On National Register. |
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Interior of Providence Arcade, the oldest mall in the USA. Providence, RI. | Interior details of Providence Arcade. Providence, RI. | Turk's Head Building (1913) (16 floors) (76 Westminster St.). Providence, RI. Architect: Howells & Stokes. | Stone carving which gives Turk's Head Building its name. Providence, RI. |
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Facade of Union Trust Building. Providence, RI. | Federal Reserve [aka Union Trust] Building (1901) (12 floors) (60 Dorance St.). Providence, RI. Architect: Stone, Carpenter, & Willson. On National Register. | Commercial building at 260 Westminster St. Providence, RI. | Carving detail on 260 Westminster St. Providence, RI. |
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Dormers on 260 Westminster St. against Biltmore Hotel. Providence, RI. | Gaspee Building (c1891) (Westminster St.). Providence, RI. | O'Gorman Building (1925) (232 Westminster St.). Providence, RI. | Cast Iron corner of University of Rhode Island Providence campus (255 Westminster St.). Providence, RI. |
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Tilden-Thurber Co. Building (292 Westminster St.). Providence, RI. | Building at Westminster & Empire Streets. Providence, RI. | Summerfield Building (PAR Building) (1913) (274 Weybosset St.) was first reinforced concrete frame in city. Providence, RI. Style: Chicago Style. | Richmond Building (270 Weybosset St.). Providence, RI. |
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Providence Performing Arts Center former Loew's State Theatre/Ocean State Theatre (220 Weybosset St.). Providence, RI. On National Register. | Providence Performing Arts Center. Providence, RI. | Providence Performing Arts Center. Providence, RI. | 86 Weybosset St. Providence, RI. |
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Wilcox Building (1875) (Weybosset St.). Providence, RI. | Fleur de Lys House (1885) (7 Thomas St.) features murals of the arts. Providence, RI. | College Hill with an array of steeples. Providence, RI. | Three spires including Superior Courthouse & First Unitarian Church. Providence, RI. |
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Domed spire of public building on Main Street. Providence, RI. | Riverfront buildings with restored river district. Providence, RI. | Providence County Courthouse (1933) (7 floors) (250 Benefit St.). Providence, RI. Architect: Jackson, Robertson & Adams. | Spire of Superior Court. Providence, RI. |
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Superior Court & First World War Monument. Providence, RI. | First World War Monument (1926) in front of Superior Court. Providence, RI. Architect: Paul Cret. | Museum of Anthropology & First Unitarian Church. Providence, RI. | Old Stone Bank dome on Main Street (1898) now Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology. Providence, RI. Architect: Stone, Carpenter & Willson. |