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Site Name City State Country Start Date ALABAMA COLLEGE MONTEVALLO AL USA 01/01/67 Site Name City State Country Start Date ALABAMA COLLEGE MONTEVALLO AL USA 01/01/67 ALABAMA COLLEGE MONTEVALL AL USA ALABAMA STATE HOSPITAL AND MT. VERNON AL USA 06/01/61 PARTLOW STATE SCHOOL FOR SEARCY HOSPITAL ALABAMA STATE HOSPITAL AND TUSCALOOSA AL USA 06/01/61 PARTLOW STATE SCHOOL FOR SEARCY HOSPITAL AUBURN UNIVERSITY AUBURN AL USA 01/01/63 AUBURN UNIVERSITY, THACH HALL AUBURN AL USA 01/01/69 General Hospital School of Nursing Mobile AL USA 01/01/67 Holy Family High School Birmingham AL USA 01/01/56 Holy Family High School Birmingham AL USA 01/01/56 Jacksonville State University - Teachers College Jacksonville AL USA 01/01/55 Jacksonville State University - Teachers College Jacksonville AL USA 01/01/55 Maxwell Airfor Force Base (Air University) Montogery AL USA 01/01/54 PARTLOW STATE SCHOOL TUSCALOOSA AL USA 06/01/61 SAMFORD UNIVERSITY BIRMINGHAM AL USA 01/01/63 ST BERNARD COLLEGE CULLMAN AL USA 01/01/68 State Teachers College Florence AL USA 01/01/47 STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE - TREASURER'S FLORENCE AL USA 01/01/58 OFFICE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, TREASURER'S FLORENCE AL USA 08/17/45 OFFICE UNIVERSITY OF AL TUSCALOOSA AL USA 01/01/71 University of Alabama Tuscaloosa AL USA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA TUSCALOOSA AL USA 01/01/71 University of Alabama Tuscaloosa AL USA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA - CENTRAL BIRMINGHAM AL USA 09/25/70 UTILITIES FACILITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA - MEDICAL BIRMINGHAM AL USA 09/23/69 CENTER - LYONS-HARRISON BUILDING UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA - STEAM PLANT TUSCALOOSA AL USA 11/21/70 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA MED CTR BIRMINGHAM AL USA 01/01/65 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, CENTRAL BIRMINGHAM AL USA 09/25/70 UTILITIES FACILITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, MEDICAL BIRMINGHAM AL USA 09/23/69 CENTER, LYONS-HARRISON BUILDING ARKANSAS SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF LITTLE ROCK AR USA 01/01/45 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY LITTLE ROCK AR USA ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - NEW JONESBORO AR USA CAFETERIA BLDG HARDING COLLEGE SEARCY AR USA 01/01/70 OAK GROVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NORTH LITTLE AR USA 01/01/70 ROCK Sacred Hearth High School Morrilton AR USA 09/02/65 SOUTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL FORT SMITH AR USA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE JONESBORO AR USA 08/20/63 STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE - COLLEGE JONESBORO AR USA UNION BLDG University of Arkansas Fayetteville AR USA 03/08/63 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - CENTRAL FAYETTEVILLE AR USA POWER PLANT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - EXPANSION FAYETTEVILLE AR USA OF CAMPUS UTILITIES UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - MENS DORM FAYETTEVILLE AR USA NO. 2 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS - NEW FAYETTEVILLE AR USA WOMENS RESIDENCE HALL University of Arkansas – Utilities Fayetteville AR USA 01/01/80 Expansion University of Arkansas – Utilities Fayetteville AR USA 01/01/80 Expansion UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS MEDICAL LITTLE ROCK AR USA CENTER UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS MEDICAL LITTLE ROCK AR USA 11/01/54 CENTER University of Arkansas, Fine Arts Building Fayetteville AR USA 01/01/30 University of Arkansas, Fine Arts Building, Fayetteville AR USA 01/01/30 Music Department ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY TUCSON AZ USA 01/01/69 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY - CAMPUS PHOENIX AZ USA TUNNEL ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY - HAYDEN TUCSON AZ USA 01/01/65 LIBRARY ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY - LIBRARY PHOENIX AZ USA ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY - MEMORIAL TEMPE AZ USA 01/01/69 UNION ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY - SMELTER MORENCI AZ USA 01/01/66 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY - WOMEN`S TUCSON AZ USA 01/01/65 GYMNASIUM Indian River School Phoenix AZ USA 01/01/30 Northern Arizona University Flagstaff AZ USA PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL PHOENIX AZ USA 08/01/32 Sahuaro High School Tucson AZ USA 01/01/30 TUCSON HIGH SCHOOL TUCSON AZ USA University Of Arizona Tucson AZ USA UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA TUCSON AZ USA 01/01/66 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA TUCSON AZ USA 03/02/51 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA - OLD LAW TUCSON AZ USA 01/01/62 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA - OLD LAW TUCSON AZ USA 01/01/62 COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA - SCIENCE TUCSON AZ USA 01/01/62 BUILDING YOUAPAI COLLEGE PRESCOTT AZ USA 01/01/69 24TH ST. 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