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Engine House No. 6 (1894) – Atlanta

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Bruce & Morgan. Engine House No. 6 (1894). Sweet Auburn, Atlanta.
Bruce & Morgan. Engine House No. 6 (1894). Sweet Auburn, Atlanta.1 2 3
Corbelled brick on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Corbelled brick on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta date panel on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta date panel on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Fire engine doors and granite quoins on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Fire engine doors and granite quoins on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta ornamentation between second-floor windows on Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta ornamentation between second-floor windows on Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta Atlanta Fire Department insignia on the facade of Engine House No, 6, Atlanta
Terracotta Atlanta Fire Department insignia on the facade of Engine House No, 6, Atlanta
Terracotta panel on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta panel on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Second-floor windows on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Second-floor windows on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta ornamentation on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta
Terracotta ornamentation on the facade of Engine House No. 6, Atlanta

References

  1. Building cornerstone. ↩︎
  2. “They Are Twins.” The Atlanta Constitution, February 11, 1894, p. 7. ↩︎
  3. “Engine House No. 6.” The Atlanta Constitution, May 29, 1894, p. 9. ↩︎

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