Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 109, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, ...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 103, Rodman Avenue & First Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 67, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue were fully ... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 67, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue were fully ... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 109, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, ...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 67, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue were fully ... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 103, Rodman Avenue & First Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 67, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue were fully ... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 109, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, ...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 109, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, ...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 109, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, ...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 67, Rodman Avenue & Fourth Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue were fully ... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 220, Rodman Avenue between Flager & ...
Significance: During and immediately after World War I, the Ordnance Department erected several buildings on Rodman Avenue, just west of the nineteenth-century, Greek Revival stone shops. To maintain the "gran... More
Rock Island Arsenal, Building No. 103, Rodman Avenue & First Street, R...
Significance: Although Rock Island Arsenal was designated an ordnance manufacturing installation during the Civil War, it was not until World War I that all of the stone Greek Revival shops on Rodman Avenue wer... More