A. D. Brown Building

Architect: H. E. Roach & Son
Year: 1898
Style: Chicago School
City: St. Louis, MO

The A. D. Brown Building was built in 1898 in downtown St. Louis to the designs of H. E. Roach & Son, in the Chicago School style, a rarer specimen of that idiom outside Chicago. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

the style

Its Chicago School styling, reflecting an early commercial-style structural approach, makes it a rarer specimen of the idiom outside Chicago itself.

significance

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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