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Gustave Koerner House Restoration
The restoration of Belleville's Gustave Koerner home, on Mascoutah Avenue at Abend Street, will stand as a testament to one of Belleville's most illustrious citizens. Koerner joined Abraham Lincoln, Horace Greeley and others who, fired by the passions of the times, came together to create the Republican Party in 1856. Koerner became a close Lincoln confidant, helped write the 1860 Republican Party platform, and managed Lincoln's drive to the presidential nomination at the party's convention. Koerner was an ardent anti-slavery proponent and, as a German emigre, played a key role in allying western America's German population with the Union cause. The Koerner House Restoration Committee is working with a team of consultants to prepare a Historic Structure Report. Selective demolition of the structure's modern components commenced in May 2005. Once complete, the home will be opened as a museum, where Koerner's life and political career will be interpreted. Located in Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois.
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Historic Latta Plantation, A Living History Farm, Huntersville, NC
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Historical property ownership in Scotland. At Housepricescotland.com we research the Register of Sasines - the records of land and property ownership across Scotland. With just a surname, we can provide copies of the Register entries detailing the properties owned, when purchased, price paid, when sold, professions held, extent of the properties and copies of the deeds. We can also provide copies of the supporting archived contracts often containing signatures and other information essential to genealogists and researchers. This is essential information to anyone researching their Scottish origins and will provide an invaluable insight to what your ancestors owned and where.
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Whether you own your own house, rent it or are simply interested in knowing more about your ancestors or a relatives home this site is designed to help you date and understand more about it . Start by reading How to Date Your House then go to House Styles where you will find a list of architectural styles. with visual descriptions and examples of the places you can visit or see the style.
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How to Research Your San Francisco Building
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Ideal Homes: Suburbia in Focus
A history of each district in South East London's six boroughs, Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich, Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark, including personal accounts of life in words and pictures.
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Septfontaines, Luxembourg. House names in the village in 1824.
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Lower East Side Tenement Museum
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