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for North Carolina Preservation Vol. Issue 68, Summer 1987
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18876
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Born and raised in North Carolina, Douglas D. Ellington studied architecture in Paris and practiced in New York. On returning to North Carolina, Ellington has designed some of Asheville's most notable structures including their City Hall.
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18877
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This editorial, originally printed in the CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, August 7, 1987 details the loss of the old Masonic Temple in Charlotte. A public outcry rose over the sale of this Egyptian Revival landmark to the First Union National Bank, but plans to restore or utilize unique architectural features were unaccepted.
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18878
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A campaign sponsored by the Eastern North Carolina Chamber of Commerce that encourages rural property owners to either remove or repair abandoned and unsightly buildings has caught the attention of many eastern North Carolina preservationists, who have mixed concerns about the \"remove-improve\" program.
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