Post And Beam Structures

Significance: This is one of three early aboriginal community houses built in the early 19th century by the Tlingit Indians and other area tribes. It was an innovative and historic attempt to define the value More

Survey number: HABS MT-83-G Public domain photograph of a post office building, postal service, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Survey number: HAER AK-29 Public domain scan of settlement or building architecture plan, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The Warehouse (Building No. 1413) was part of the initial construction contract for the base in 1942. The prime building contractor was the United Construction Company of Rapid City, South Dakota, More

Significance: The post-and-beam garage contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big More

Significance: The post-and-beam garage contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big More

Significance: The post-and-beam garage contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big More

Significance: The post-and-beam garage contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big More

Significance: The post-and-beam garage contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big More

Significance: The Raritan Arsenal, originally known as the Raritan River Ordnance Base, was established in 1917 in preparation for the United States' entry into World War I. The Arsenal, initially a 2,150 acre More

Significance: The Raritan Arsenal, originally known as the Raritan River Ordnance Base, was established in 1917 in preparation for the United States' entry into World War I. The Arsenal, initially a 2,150 acre More

Significance: The Raritan Arsenal, originally known as the Raritan River Ordnance Base, was established in 1917 in preparation for the United States' entry into World War I. The Arsenal, initially a 2,150 acre More

Significance: The Raritan Arsenal, originally known as the Raritan River Ordnance Base, was established in 1917 in preparation for the United States' entry into World War I. The Arsenal, initially a 2,150 acre More

Significance: The Raritan Arsenal, originally known as the Raritan River Ordnance Base, was established in 1917 in preparation for the United States' entry into World War I. The Arsenal, initially a 2,150 acre More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: This substantially built structure originally housed a sawmill operation. Later it was converted to a barn. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-37 Survey number: HABS More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Significance: The Gamble House is the most complete and best preserved example of the work of Architects Greene and Greene. Built in 1908, during the architects most refined period, it embodies the highest lev More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Suggested address, State Route 123, is not verifiable in documentation. Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-32 Survey number: HABS ME-58 Building/structure dates: 1757- 1759 Initi More

Significance: This building, which served as Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania's switching hall, may be on the oldest telecommunications facilities still in use in the country. It is an excellent example of the Ro More

Significance: This building, which served as Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania's switching hall, may be on the oldest telecommunications facilities still in use in the country. It is an excellent example of the Ro More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The Mess Hall and Administration Building (Building No. 1211) is one of at least four men's mess halls constructed at the base during the early 1950s; all are of a similar configuration, and are p More

Significance: The log calving barn contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big Hole More

Significance: The log calving barn contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big Hole More

Significance: The log calving barn contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big Hole More

Significance: The log calving barn contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big Hole More

Significance: The log calving barn contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big Hole More

Significance: The log calving barn contributes to the significance of the William and Lucina Bowe Ranch. It is linked to the site's important association with the agricultural development of the lower Big Hole More

Significance: This structure is characteristic of a small late 18th century farmhouse native to the area. The compact dwelling unit centered around its fireplaces and the attached outbuildings clearly indicate More

Significance: This structure is characteristic of a small late 18th century farmhouse native to the area. The compact dwelling unit centered around its fireplaces and the attached outbuildings clearly indicate More

Significance: This structure is characteristic of a small late 18th century farmhouse native to the area. The compact dwelling unit centered around its fireplaces and the attached outbuildings clearly indicate More

Significance: This structure is characteristic of a small late 18th century farmhouse native to the area. The compact dwelling unit centered around its fireplaces and the attached outbuildings clearly indicate More

Significance: This structure is characteristic of a small late 18th century farmhouse native to the area. The compact dwelling unit centered around its fireplaces and the attached outbuildings clearly indicate More

Significance: This structure is characteristic of a small late 18th century farmhouse native to the area. The compact dwelling unit centered around its fireplaces and the attached outbuildings clearly indicate More

Significance: This structure is characteristic of a small late 18th century farmhouse native to the area. The compact dwelling unit centered around its fireplaces and the attached outbuildings clearly indicate More