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Fort Riley, Building No. 73, 73 Holbrook Avenue, Riley, Riley County, KS

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Fort Riley, Building No. 73, 73 Holbrook Avenue, Riley, Riley County, KS

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Summary

Significance: Building #73 is the only nineteenth century, single family brick residence at Fort Riley. It does, however, somewhat resemble in scale, materials, and design Building #117, #119 and #121 on Lower Brick Row, also built in 1889. These, however, are duplexes. Thus, Building #73 was the only one of its type built, and stands out on its site as the only residence and brick structure in an area where limestone predominates. Building #73 was built specifically to house the post's steam heat engineer. Later it was used to house non-commissioned officers.
Survey number: HABS KS-54-F
Building/structure dates: 1889 Initial Construction
Building/structure dates: ca. 1940 Subsequent Work

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1940
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Historic American Buildings Survey, creator
Pond, George E
Hulse, D C
Moses, George C
Hulse & Moses
Glass, James A, project manager
Crawford, Catherine, transmitter
Whye, Mike, photographer
Crawford, Catherine, historian
Rodriguez, Joseph, historian
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