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Shopbell &
Company was an
American architectural firm
located in Evansville, Indiana, in the
United States. The firm was
founded as
Harris &
Shopbell...
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downtown Evansville, Indiana. It was
designed by the
architecture firm
Shopbell &
Company and
built in 1921. It was in
Chicago school style architecture...
- Chairwoman:
Misty Napeahi Secretary:
Theresa Sheldon Treasurer:
Hazen Shopbell Council member: Glen
Gobin Council member:
Marlin Fryberg Jr.
Council member:...
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classical revival style Receiving Vault (1911)
designed by
Clifford Shopbell of
Harris &
Shopbell. The
cemetery has a
number of
notable landscape features in...
- USA, is a
building from 1913. It was
designed by the
local architects Shopbell &
Company in
classical Revival style. The
lodge building once
hosted three...
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downtown Evansville, Indiana. It was
designed by the
architecture firm
Shopbell &
Company and
built in 1911. It was in Arts and
Crafts movement style architecture...
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Prairie School style. It was
designed by
Shopbell &
Company and by
Edward J.
Thole (who
became a
partner at
Shopbell & Company). The
building is identified...
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downtown Evansville, Indiana. It was
designed by the
architectural firm
Shopbell &
Company and
built in 1910 as part of a
trend to
reform crowded living...
- more. The museum's
current building was
designed by the
architecture firm
Shopbell, Fowler, and
Thole and
constructed as a
Masonic Temple between 1922 and...
- Evansville, Indiana. It was
designed by the
architecture firm
Clifford Shopbell & Co. and
built in 1912. It is a 2+1⁄2-story,
Colonial Revival style stone...
