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project development, "an essential component" but after Nolen's services were terminated the commission was never fulfilled, and it was designed by New York architect George B. deGersdorff instead who was an old classmate and friend of
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Lincoln Court (formerly on Ezzard Charles Drive) west of Music Hall (replaced by City West ca. 2002–2003), and later the English Woods and Winton Terrace housing projects.
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814:"The Cincinnati Club History"
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559:Western Hills High School
521:Charleston, West Virginia
199:Anna Louise Inn for Girls
128:Woodward was born in the
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553:Walnut Hills High School
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470:F. W. Woolworth Building
394:French Renaissance style
86:University of Cincinnati
44:Walnut Hills High School
485:Dixie Terminal Building
207:Cincinnati Union Bethel
1161:Christen (April 2008);
1058:The Vernon Manor Hotel
936:Woody Garber residence
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565:Westwood Public School
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141:Princeton University
78:Clifford B. Woodward
1141:Menefee (1926), 73;
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733:Frederick W. Garber
591:Withrow High School
474:Lexington, Kentucky
285:landscape architect
153:Withrow High School
62:Frederick W. Garber
33:Withrow High School
1135:obituary 8/8/1950;
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972:Price Hill Library
913:Cincinnati Library
886:Millard F. Rogers
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644:References
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390:Price Hill
288:John Nolen
274:Tom Cruise
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92:Background
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867:USA TODAY
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