Talk:William Strudwick Arrasmith

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This is a note to all that there are (1) a lot of buildings that might be Arrasmith (2) a lot of Arrasmith buildings on postcards, but those have not been loaded into Wikimedia Commons (postcards were mostly printed without copyright notice and so have entered the public domain) (3) I've scoured the Commons for known Arrasmith buildings and included them in the Gallery.

Great work, thank you. We will get them all in the end. Philafrenzy (talk) 14:01, 10 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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  94PA - Pittsburgh - Greyhound Bus Terminal. See http://www.roadarch.com/bus/pa.html
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  Bus terminal, Wheeling, W. Va (84262)
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  Byerly Motors, Inc, Louisville KY between circa 1930 and circa 1945
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  Pryor's Drive-In Restaurant, Shelbyville Road, between Frankfort and Lexington (82524)]]
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  Highland Chevrolet, Co., 2232 Bardstown Road, Louisville, Kentucky (82181)
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  Louisville Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Temple NOTE NPS NRHP documents DO NOT name Arrasmith as architect. Either sources are wrong about Arrasmith, or I have the wrong Scottish Rite Temple.
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  Louisville Courier-Journal Building is very much in Arrasmith style. Can't find architect

(unclear if this building is Arrasmith https://www.cardcow.com/516816/lawrence-wetherby-administration-building-western-kentucky-university-bowling-green/ ) Who did the

• Dayton http://www.roadarch.com/bus/oh.html
• Akron http://www.roadarch.com/bus/oh.html
• Buffalo http://www.roadarch.com/bus/ny.html
• Binghamton http://www.roadarch.com/bus/ny.html (restored!)
• Louisville, University of Louisville Medical Dental Apartments https://goo.gl/maps/eBoBoEkTGBy and https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/107303893/
• Louisville, University of Louisville Natural Science Building https://goo.gl/maps/dupMq8fZwBA2 https://static.panoramio.com.storage.googleapis.com/photos/large/38305778.jpg
• Bowman Field (airport) buildings as shown at NPS (but not public domain) ^[1]
• Louisville Methodist Hospital (FOUND on 1960 postcard, added)
• Louisville Police School
• Kentucky Fairgrounds
• Kentucky Hotel (FOUND, Posted)
• Byck's Department Store (St. Matthews and 4th Street), now preserved as Bycks Lofts
• Western Kentucky University.

(any others?)KevinCuddeback (talk) 13:25, 10 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]