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The Gibbard Block, a notable historical building recognized for its architectural significance.

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Gerolamy Residence, 2006, front viewPrevious media

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Gibson Block, 1920, interior view of Eagle Drug StoreNext media

Gerolamy Residence, 2006, front viewPrevious media

Media 198 of 500

Gibson Block, 1920, interior view of Eagle Drug StoreNext media