West Fifth Street

Survey number: HABS AL-351 Public domain photograph - historical image of Alabama, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Significance: The building was designed by the prominent architectural firm of Allison and Allison. Opened on March 20, 1931, it was the first major all-electric heated and cooled building in the western Unite More

Significance: The building was designed by the prominent architectural firm of Allison and Allison. Opened on March 20, 1931, it was the first major all-electric heated and cooled building in the western Unite More

Significance: The building was designed by the prominent architectural firm of Allison and Allison. Opened on March 20, 1931, it was the first major all-electric heated and cooled building in the western Unite More

Significance: The building was designed by the prominent architectural firm of Allison and Allison. Opened on March 20, 1931, it was the first major all-electric heated and cooled building in the western Unite More

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Picryl description: Public domain image of a department store, commercial building, downtown, shopping center, 19th-20th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

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Picryl description: Public domain image of a department store, commercial building, downtown, shopping center, 19th-20th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

Significance: The building at 111 West Fifth Street is architecturally significant on the local level as a well-preserved, late-19th-century stone commercial building and is the only stone structure ever known More

Significance: The building at 111 West Fifth Street is architecturally significant on the local level as a well-preserved, late-19th-century stone commercial building and is the only stone structure ever known More

Significance: The building at 111 West Fifth Street is architecturally significant on the local level as a well-preserved, late-19th-century stone commercial building and is the only stone structure ever known More

Significance: The building at 111 West Fifth Street is architecturally significant on the local level as a well-preserved, late-19th-century stone commercial building and is the only stone structure ever known More

Significance: The building at 111 West Fifth Street is architecturally significant on the local level as a well-preserved, late-19th-century stone commercial building and is the only stone structure ever known More

Significance: The building at 111 West Fifth Street is architecturally significant on the local level as a well-preserved, late-19th-century stone commercial building and is the only stone structure ever known More

Significance: The building at 111 West Fifth Street is architecturally significant on the local level as a well-preserved, late-19th-century stone commercial building and is the only stone structure ever known More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: Designed by noted architect Bertram G. Goodhue, in 1924, the Los Angeles Public Library shows influences from the beaux-arts, the art deco idiom of the time, and of the California missions. Along More

Significance: 213-215 West Fifth Street are surviving examples of late nineteenth century commercial architecture. Survey number: HABS OH-690

Significance: 213-215 West Fifth Street are surviving examples of late nineteenth century commercial architecture. Survey number: HABS OH-690

Significance: 201-205 West Fifth Street is a representative example of Commercial style architecture. Survey number: HABS OH-648

Significance: 201-205 West Fifth Street is a representative example of Commercial style architecture. Survey number: HABS OH-648

Significance: 201-205 West Fifth Street is a representative example of Commercial style architecture. Survey number: HABS OH-648

Significance: 201-205 West Fifth Street is a representative example of Commercial style architecture. Survey number: HABS OH-648

Significance: 201-205 West Fifth Street is a representative example of Commercial style architecture. Survey number: HABS OH-648