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The Oread luxury hotel in Lawrence, Kansas, adjacent to the University of Kansas campus

Kansas · 1850–1939

The Oread luxury hotel in Lawrence, Kansas, adjacent to the University of Kansas campus, Kansas, 1850–1939
The Oread luxury hotel in Lawrence, Kansas, adjacent to the University of Kansas campus, Kansas, 1850–1939. Hotels — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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