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A.M. Knowlson's Pharmacy (Rensselaer County, New York)
Three story brick commercial building built in 1871

Adams-Pickering Block (Penobscot County, Maine)

ADVANCE shipwreck (Barge) (Door County, Wisconsin)

Alcorn State University Historic District (Claiborne County, Mississippi)

Alexander Harkin Store (Nicollet County, Minnesota)

Alexandria City Hall (Alexandria, Virginia)

Aliiolani Hale (Honolulu County, Hawaii)

American Exchange Bank (Dane County, Wisconsin)

Andrew Dickson White House (Tompkins County, New York)

Andrew Powell Homestead (Hancock County, Ohio)

Arcade Building (Cook County, Illinois)

Ashland Town Hall (Grafton County, New Hampshire)

Assay Office (Ada County, Idaho)

Augusta Presbyterian Church (Woodruff County, Arkansas)

Avery--Helm Historic District (Benton County, Oregon)

B & O Railroad Viaduct (Belmont County, Ohio)
Listed at Bridgehunter as "WE Great Stone Viaduct"

Backwards Tunnel (Sussex County, New Jersey)

Bailey--Rug Building (Champaign County, Illinois)

Bailey-Michelet House (Cook County, Illinois)

Ball--Essen Farmstead Historic District (St. Louis County, Missouri)

Banks-Mack House (York County, South Carolina)

Bartholomew County Courthouse (Bartholomew County, Indiana)

Bartlett Blacksmith Shop-Scandinavian Hotel (Trempealeau County, Wisconsin)
Now a private residence

Bartonsville Covered Bridge (Windham County, Vermont)
Lost & replaced covered bridge over Williams River on C3008 (Lower Bartonsville Rd) in Rockingham

Beaver Mills (Cheshire County, New Hampshire)

Beckett's Castle (Cumberland County, Maine)

Beechwood (Isaac Kinsey House) (Wayne County, Indiana)

Bell School (Hartford County, Connecticut)
19th Century school built in the Italianate Style, now a private residence in Windsor.

Bethel African American Episcopal Church of Monongahela City (Washington County, Pennsylvania)

Bethel Methodist Protestant Church (Kent County, Delaware)

Big John Farm Limestone Bank Barn (Morris County, Kansas)

Bird's Nest, The (Newport County, Rhode Island)

Birmingham Public School (Allegheny County, Pennsylvania)

Bistline Covered Bridge (Perry County, Pennsylvania)
Covered bridge over Shermans Creek on PA 3005

Blockhouse on Signal Mountain (Comanche County, Oklahoma)

Bowles House (Adams County, Colorado)

Boyer--Mertz Farm (Berks County, Pennsylvania)

Bridge in New Garden Township (Chester County, Pennsylvania)
Pony truss bridge over East Branch White Clay Creek on Landenberg Road

Brigham Young Winter Home and Office (Washington County, Utah)

Bright B. Harris House (Decatur County, Indiana)

Brooks House (Windham County, Vermont)

Buchanan-Hayter-Witherspoon House (Tarrant County, Texas)

Buffalo State Hospital (Erie County, New York)

Bulkeley School (New London County, Connecticut)

Burnside--Sandusky Gothic House (Buchanan County, Missouri)

Byers Station Historic District (Chester County, Pennsylvania)

C. A. Reed House (Portage County, Ohio)

Callicoon Methodist Church and Parsonage (Sullivan County, New York)

Cameron-Stanford House (Alameda County, California)

Campbell County Courthouse (Fulton County, Georgia)

Capt. Austin Jenks House (Washington County, Minnesota)

Carithers Store Building (Fulton County, Illinois)

Carl W.A. Groos House (Comal County, Texas)

Carolina Methodist Church (Nevada County, Arkansas)

Carondelet School (St. Louis, Missouri)

CB&Q Lewistown Depot (Lewis County, Missouri)

Cedar Point Mill (Chase County, Kansas)

Centerview (Lynchburg, Virginia)

Central City Park Bandstand (Bibb County, Georgia)

Central Congregational Church (Bristol County, Massachusetts)

Centreville-Fentress Historic District (Chesapeake, Virginia)

Chapel of the Good Sheperd (Rice County, Minnesota)

Chapel of the Good Shepherd (Warren County, North Carolina)

Chapin, Edward, House (Litchfield County, Connecticut)

Charles Spangenberg Farmstead (Washington County, Minnesota)

Cherry Bank (Clinton County, Iowa)

Chickasaw Octagon House (Chickasaw County, Iowa)
Smooth-faced limestone house, built between 1871-1874, added to NRHP 1979, razed in 2002

Christ Church United Methodist Church (Rensselaer County, New York)
Gothic Revival limestone church built in 1871

Christ Presbyterian Church (Stark County, Ohio)
Site of the wedding of Ida Saxton and future President William McKinley

Christopher and Johanna Twelker Farm (Franklin County, Missouri)

City Hall (Hampden County, Massachusetts)

Clara Barkley Dorr House (Escambia County, Florida)

Clark County Courthouse (Clark County, Missouri)

Clark R. Griggs House (Champaign County, Illinois)

Clarksville Historic District (Travis County, Texas)

Clay County Courthouse (Clay County, Georgia)

Coffee County Courthouse (Coffee County, Tennessee)

Colchester Reef Lighthouse (Chittenden County, Vermont)
French Second Empire style lighthouse with keeper's house built in 1871

Cole County Historical Society Building (Cole County, Missouri)

Collingswood Residential Historic District (Camden County, New Jersey)

Connecticut Valley Railroad Roundhouse and Turntable Site (Middlesex County, Connecticut)
Stone artifacs of the turntable and roundhouse of the Connecticut Valley RR.

Cook-Hormel House (Mower County, Minnesota)

Corbett's/Eby's Mill Bridge (Jones County, Iowa)
Lost bowstring pony truss bridge over Maquoketa River in Scotch Grove, lost in flooding July 24, 2010

Cornelius Flagg Farmstead (Sangamon County, Illinois)

Corsicana Commercial Historic District (Navarro County, Texas)

County and City Hall (Erie County, New York)

Cowan, McClung and Company Building (Knox County, Tennessee)

Cox House (Conway County, Arkansas)

Craig Family Farm (Perry County, Tennessee)

Crowell House (Nassau County, New York)

Cummings Shoe Factory (York County, Maine)

Cummins School (Hamilton County, Ohio)

Cupola House (Door County, Wisconsin)

Cutler-Donahoe Covered Bridge (Madison County, Iowa)
Covered bridge over a ditch in Winterset City Park

Daniel Cameron House (Houston County, Minnesota)

De Ann Cemetery Historic Section (Nevada County, Arkansas)

DeBary Hall (Volusia County, Florida)

Delaware Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church (Erie County, New York)

District No. 48 School (Wright County, Minnesota)

Druden Community Country Club--General Squier Historic Park Complex (Lapeer County, Michigan)

Duxbury Pier Light (Plymouth County, Massachusetts)

E. B. Crocker Art Gallery (Sacramento County, California)

Eagle Harbor Light Station (Keweenaw County, Michigan)

Earlham Public School (Madison County, Iowa)

East Broad Top Railroad (Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania)

East Village Historic District (Milwaukee County, Wisconsin)
Ethnic workers' neighborhood with dense housing on an irregular street pattern

Eastern Market (Washington, District of Columbia)

Edward and Elizabeth Partridge House (Millard County, Utah)

Edward Hamer House (Fulton County, Illinois)

Edward P. Ferry House (Ottawa County, Michigan)

Edwin A. Stevens Hall (Hudson County, New Jersey)

El Tiradito (Pima County, Arizona)

Elias Woodward House (Benton County, Oregon)

Elkins Flour Mill (Linn County, Oregon)

Ellsworth Hotel Livery Stable (Goodhue County, Minnesota)

Elm Street Methodist Church (Davidson County, Tennessee)

Elmhurst (Fredericksburg, Virginia)

Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Harlemville and Cemetery (Columbia County, New York)

Engine House No. 8 (Baltimore, Maryland)

Enterprise Hill Historic District (Denver County, Colorado)

Ephraim United Order Cooperative Building (Sanpete County, Utah)

Erwinna Covered Bridge (Bucks County, Pennsylvania)

Esopus Meadows Lighthouse (Ulster County, New York)

Eugene Saint Julien Cox House (Nicollet County, Minnesota)

Evergreen Cemetery (El Paso County, Colorado)

Executive Office Building (Washington, District of Columbia)

F. H. Miller House (Scott County, Iowa)

F.P. Nelson House (Putnam County, Indiana)

Fairport Marine Museum (Lake County, Ohio)

Ferdinand Schulze House (Dodge County, Wisconsin)
A good example of a mid-nineteenth century, rural, tradesman's farm

First Baptist Church (Wood County, West Virginia)

First Congregational Church of Marion (Perry County, Alabama)
Constructed by members and friends of the congregation in 1871 and is the oldest and most unaltered example of an early black church in Marion.