First and second systems

Alabama

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St. Mary's-on-the-Highlands Episcopal Church (1892) in Birmingham, principally designed by John B. Sutcliffe (1889).

Calhoun

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Colbert

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  • 1889 – W.S. Hull – F. B. & W. S. Hull – Sheffield (WAA)

Jefferson

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Montgomery

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Arkansas

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Jefferson

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  • 1889 – Edwin Cook – Edwin Cook – Pine Bluff (WAA, resigned)

California

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The Church of St. James the Apostle (1886) in Oakland, principally designed by George H. Sanders (1882) and John Wright (1882) of Wright & Sanders.
The San Francisco Ferry Building (1898), principally designed by A. Page Brown (1894).

Los Angeles

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  • 1889 – J. N. Preston – J. N. Preston & Son – Los Angeles (WAA, lapsed)

San Diego

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San Francisco

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Colorado

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Denver

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Pueblo

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District of Columbia

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The Thomas Jefferson Building (1897) of the Library of Congress, principally designed by Paul J. Pelz (1889) of Smithmeyer & Pelz.

Washington

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Connecticut

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The Norfolk Library (1889), principally designed by George Keller (1886).

Fairfield

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Hartford

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New Haven

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Georgia

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Fulton

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Richmond

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Illinois

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The Loyalty Building (1886) in Milwaukee, designed principally by Solon S. Beman (1886).
The Rookery Building (1888) in Chicago, designed principally by John W. Root (1887) of Burnham & Root.
The Wainwright Building (1891) in St. Louis, designed principally by Louis H. Sullivan (1889) of Adler & Sullivan.
The Main Building (1893) of the former Armour Institute, designed principally by Norman S. Patton (1889) and Reynolds Fisher (1889) of Patton & Fisher.
The Ryerson Physical Laboratory (1894) of the University of Chicago, designed principally by Henry I. Cobb (1889).
The Chicago Building (1904), designed principally by Martin Roche (1889) of Holabird & Roche.

Champaign

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Cook

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Hancock

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Kane

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McLean

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Sangamon

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Will

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Indiana

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The Starke County Courthouse (1898) in Knox, designed principally by Marshall S. Mahurin (1889) and John F. Wing (1889) of Wing & Mahurin.

Allen

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Clinton

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Elkhart

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  • 1889 – M. F. Isbell – M. F. Isbell – Goshen (WAA, lapsed)

Marion

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St. Joseph

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Tippecanoe

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Vanderburgh

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Vigo

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Wayne

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Iowa

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The Davenport City Hall (1895), principally designed by John W. Ross (1889).

Des Moines

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Dubuque

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Linn

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Polk

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Scott

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Woodbury

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Kansas

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The Franklin County Courthouse (1892) in Ottawa, principally designed by George P. Washburn (1889).

Franklin

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Harvey

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Leavenworth

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Shawnee

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Kentucky

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The Nelson County Courthouse (1892) in Bardstown, principally designed by Mason Maury (1887) of Maury & Dodd.

Clark

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  • 1889 – E. N. Lamm – E. N. Lamm – Winchester (WAA)

Fayette

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Jefferson

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McCracken

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Louisiana

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Caddo

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Orleans

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Maine

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Cumberland

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Maryland

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Baltimore

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Massachusetts

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Berkshire

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Bristol

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Hampden

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Suffolk

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Worcester

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Michigan

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The former St. Paul's Episcopal Church (1876) in Cleveland, principally designed by Gordon W. Lloyd (1881).
The former First Presbyterian Church (1889) in Detroit, principally designed by George D. Mason (1889) of Mason & Rice.

Branch

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Jackson

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Kent

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Marquette

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Wayne

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Minnesota

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The First Congregational Church (1886) in Minneapolis, principally designed by Warren H. Hayes (1889).
The Minnesota State Capitol (1905) in Saint Paul, principally designed by Cass Gilber (1892).

Hennepin

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Ramsey

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St. Louis

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Mississippi

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Lauderdale

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Missouri

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Buchanan

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Callaway

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Jackson

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Phelps

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St. Louis

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Nebraska

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The Taylor County Courthouse (1892) in Bedford, Iowa, principally designed by Francis M. Ellis.

Douglas

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Lancaster

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  • 1889 – J. G. Cordner – J. G. Cordner – Lincoln (WAA, lapsed)

New Jersey

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Essex

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Passaic

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New York

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Albany

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Broome

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  • 1889 – B. Taylor Lacey – T. I. Lacey & Son – Binghamton (WAA, lapsed)
  • 1889 – Truman I. Lacey – T. I. Lacey & Son – Binghamton (WAA, lapsed)

Chautauqua

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Chemung

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Erie

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Jefferson

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  • 1889 – J. W. Griffin – J. W. Griffin – Watertown (WAA, resigned)
  • 1889 – John Hose – John Hose – Watertown (WAA, lapsed)

Kings

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Monroe

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New York

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Oneida

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Onondaga

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Orange

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Rensselaer

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Saratoga

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  • 1873 – J. D. Stevens – J. D. Stevens – Saratoga Springs (lapsed)

St. Lawrence

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Tompkins

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Wayne

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North Dakota

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Cass

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Ohio

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Butler

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Cuyahoga

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Franklin

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Hamilton

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Lucas

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Mahoning

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Montgomery

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Muskingum

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Ross

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  • 1889 – John F. Cook – John F. Cook – Chillicothe (WAA, lapsed)

Stark

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  • 1889 – Guy Tilden – Guy Tilden – Canton (WAA, resigned)

Summit

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Oregon

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Multnomah

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Pennsylvania

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Allegheny

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Blair

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Dauphin

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Lackawanna

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Luzerne

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Philadelphia

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Rhode Island

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Newport

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Providence

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South Carolina

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Charleston

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Tennessee

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Davidson

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Hamilton

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Knox

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  • 1889 – Joseph Baumann – Baumann Brothers – Knoxville (WAA, resigned)

Shelby

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Texas

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The Parker County Courthouse (1886) in Weatherford, principally designed by W. C. Dodson (1889) of Dodson & Dudley.
The Sacred Heart Catholic Church (1893) in Palestine, designed principally by Nicholas J. Clayton (1889).

Bexar

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El Paso

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Galveston

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McLennan

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Tarrant

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  • 1889 – A. J. Armstrong – Armstrong & Messer – Fort Worth (WAA, lapsed)

Utah

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Salt Lake

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Virginia

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Norfolk

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Richmond

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Washington

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Pierce

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Wisconsin

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The Grand Avenue Congregational Church (1888) in Milwaukee, principally designed by E. Townsend Mix (1884).
The Wisconsin Historical Society (1900) in Madison, principally designed by Alfred C. Clas (1889) and George B. Ferry (1889) of Ferry & Clas.

Brown

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Douglas

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La Crosse

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Milwaukee

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Racine

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Wyoming

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Laramie

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