File:Map of St. Louis with the Republican National Convention Hall highlighted.jpg

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English: Vertical map of the Central Business District of St. Louis, with emphasis on the two stove companies sponsoring the map and other important locations. At the top is an image of the convention hall designed by architect, Isaac Taylor. Published by Jas. C. Travilla for Ringen Stove Co. and Quick Meal Stove Co., St. Louis, 1896.
Title: Map of St. Louis with the Republican National Convention Hall highlighted.
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Source Missouri History Museum
URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/F83C23F6-C0C2-EF76-722B-7535E37E9297/original.jpg
Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/155155
Author James C. Travilla
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N45938
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Print Box E- Political
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lithograph
Isaac J. Taylor
James C. Travilla
Ringen Stove Co.
Quick Meal Stove Co.
vertical
outdoors
black and white
Republican National Convention
Republican Convention
map
central business district
convention hall
Post offices
court house
Southern Hotel
Merchants Exchange Building (St. Louis)
Lindell Hotel
Planters hotel
Union Station (Saint Louis, Mo.)
Four Courts
Politics and government
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155155
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F83C23F6-C0C2-EF76-722B-7535E37E9297

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