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Originally Posted by tovangar2
Thank you Beaudry. I only included the DLANC listing in that post b/c I thought it must be based on something. Something I hadn't discovered yet.
I've finally gotten around to writing to the DLANC to ask them what their basing their listing on. The Blackstone is on the National Register, but only as part of a group that includes 300 to 849 S Broadway.
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I came across a newspaper reference to 318 South Broadway, the "new A.P. Johnson building" under construction. Dated April 11, 1907 it does refer to R.B. Young as architect.
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