Julienne High School Building Accepted in National Register ; Historic Status Could Complicate Dayton Public Schools' Plans to Demolish the Structure.
Dayton Daily News › January 22, 2009
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DAYTON -- The former Julienne High School building has been accepted onto the National Register of Historic Places.
The Keeper of the National Register officially added the 1928- era building to the register for its historically significant architecture, Barb Powers, head of inventory and registration for the Ohio Historic Preservation Office, said Friday, Jan. 16.See the full content of this document
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Julienne High School Building Accepted in National Register ; Historic Status Could Complicate Dayton Public Schools' Plans to Demolish the Structure.
That designation, however, does not save the building at 325 Homewood Ave. from dem...
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