File:Columbus, Nebraska 1262-1264-1266 26th Ave from SE.JPG
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| Description | West side of the 1200 block of 26th Avenue in Columbus, Nebraska; seen from the southeast. The block is part of the Columbus Commercial Historic District, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The red brick building at left is the Columbus Cream Co. Building, at 1262 26th Ave., built ca. 1909. Next right is the Style Shop, built ca. 1927 and remodelled in 1939. Next to that is the Evans Clinic, built ca. 1923. The rightmost building, on the corner, is the Columbus State Bank building at 2601 13th Street, built in 1905 in Classical Revival style and remodelled in 1940. All four buildings are contributing properties in the Historic District. |
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