1842 Greek Revival Building in Tuscaloosa, AlabamaThis vintage photograph captures a historic structure located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, dating back to 1842. Designed by the Philadelphia architect Thomas Nicholls, this building is a prime example of Greek Revival architecture, characterized by its three story masonry and six Ionic columns. Notably, it is one of the few university buildings that survived the destruction during the Civil War in 1865. The buildings architectural significance is

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