- Du
Quoin (/duːˈkɔɪn/ doo-KOYN) is a city in
Perry County, Illinois,
United States. It is best
known for
hosting the
annual Du
Quoin State Fair and the...
- tall
fluted Corinthian columns.
Windows on two
levels are
articulated by
quoin blocks, and the
entrance has an
elaborate cornice with medallion. The building...
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concrete lock in 1926 due to a
rupture of the 1876
wooden gate and the
quoin post of the west gate of the lock in
April 1926. A
local contractor, M.E. White...
- It is a
combination post office and
federal office building. It is a two-story tall building, with a
brick exterior and
quoins at the corners, upon a...
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windows display the
influence of the Neo-Renaissance style, as do the side
quoins and
certain details of the portico. Meanwhile, the
overall appearance of...
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large scale,
quoins, m****ive cornice, and
hipped roof with a flat deck." The
building operated as the
central headquarters for the
Post Office in Bradley...
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carefully matched in style,
obscures the
symmetry of the
original design.
Stone quoins run
along the corners, and a
stone balustrade and a
denticulated stone cornice...
- East
Tennessee marble. The
smooth exterior walls contrast with
rusticated quoins at the building's corners. The
former courtroom on the
third floor is notable...
- The
structures share the same design: a
brick facade in
Flemish bond,
quoins, and
limestone ornamentation. All
structures were
internally connected via...
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rusticated base and
quoins,
great double doors, and high and
broad steps,
meant to
resemble an
Italian Renaissance palace. The U.S.
Post Office and Courthouse...
