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List of Frank Mills Andrews buildings, with photos. Most, if not all, prominent Frank Mills Andrews architecture appears on this list, including Frank Mills Andrews list includes Frank Mills Andrews houses, Frank Mills Andrews churches and other structures where applicable. This list displays the architectural works of Frank Mills Andrews in alphabetical order, and is sortable by any column. The list you're viewing has a variety of items in it, like Kentucky State Capitol and Arlington Hotel, Washington. You can use the items in this fact-based list to create a new one, just like this one, to start your own. (7 Items)

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    Arlington Hotel, Washington

    Frank Mills Andrews
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    George Washington Hotel

    Frank Mills Andrews
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    Hotel McAlpin

    Frank Mills Andrews
    Jan 01 1912
    Frank Mills Andrews
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    Hotel Sinclair, Cincinnati

    Frank Mills Andrews
    Frank Mills Andrews
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    Kentucky State Capitol

    Frank Mills Andrews
    Beaux-Arts architecture
    Jan 01 1905
    Frank Mills Andrews
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    Middletown First Baptist Church

    Frank Mills Andrews
    Jan 01 1906
    Frank Mills Andrews
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    Frank Mills Andrews
    Neoclassical architecture
    Jan 01 1902
    Frank Mills Andrews

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  1. Karla Hollencamp
    Frank Mills Andrews Architecture at 4/09/2012 1:19 AM
    Frank Mills Andrews also designed most of NCR's factory buildings and pump house, the Dayton Arcade, St Henry's Memorial Chapel at Calvary Cemetery and at least two residences in Oakwood, a suburb of Dayton, Ohio.
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