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Monthly Archives: February 2002

Old Second National Bank, Aurora, Illinois

Case Study, Terra Cotta - RestorationBy International Masonry InstituteFebruary 1, 2002

The Old Second National Bank building in Aurora, Illinois was constructed in 1925 and is included in the U.S. Department of Interior National Register of Historic Places. Architect George Grant Elmslie, who formerly worked with Louis Sullivan, designed the structure and the bas relief terra cotta ornamentation.

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