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Details of the 1910 Ruston State Bank Building and street clock in Ruston, Louisiana

Ruston, Louisiana · 1850–1939

Details of the 1910 Ruston State Bank Building and street clock in Ruston, Louisiana, Ruston, Louisiana, 1850–1939
Details of the 1910 Ruston State Bank Building and street clock in Ruston, Louisiana, Ruston, Louisiana, 1850–1939. Banks — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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