Modern Federal · City halls

Robinson Hall at Brown University, one of America's prestigious "Ivy League" colleges, in Providence, the capital of, and largest city in, Rhode Island

Rhode Island · 1850–1939

Robinson Hall at Brown University, one of America's prestigious "Ivy League" colleges, in Providence, the capital of, and largest city in, Rhode Island, Rhode Island, 1850–1939
Robinson Hall at Brown University, one of America's prestigious "Ivy League" colleges, in Providence, the capital of, and largest city in, Rhode Island, Rhode Island, 1850–1939. City halls — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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