Difference between revisions of "Keith and Kurke, Architects"

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*[[Pioneer_Mutual_Building,_Fargo,_ND|The AOUW Grand Lodge of the Dakotas]], now part of the Pioneer Mutual Building, in Fargo, ND, 1925.
 
*[[Pioneer_Mutual_Building,_Fargo,_ND|The AOUW Grand Lodge of the Dakotas]], now part of the Pioneer Mutual Building, in Fargo, ND, 1925.
 
* [http://www.lileks.com/fargo/banks/indexx.html First National Bank], Fargo, ND, 1926.
 
* [http://www.lileks.com/fargo/banks/indexx.html First National Bank], Fargo, ND, 1926.
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* [http://blacksunn.net/destiny/index.cgi?x=2452752.205117&y=12 Union Storage and Transfer], Fargo, ND, 1929.
  
More buildings can be found on the [http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndirs/exhibitions/kurke/toc.html NDSU Institute for Regional Studies exhibit of William Kurke's work.].  The Institute also houses a collection of Kurke's papers, including [http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndirs/collections/manuscripts/arch&hp/kurke/inventory.html#blueprintseries numerous blueprints of his firm's other designs].  
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More buildings can be found on the [http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndirs/exhibitions/kurke/toc.html NDSU Institute for Regional Studies exhibit of William Kurke's work.].  The Institute also houses a collection of Kurke's papers, including [http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndirs/collections/manuscripts/arch&hp/kurke/inventory.html#blueprintseries numerous blueprints of his firm's other designs].
  
 
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A prominent early-20th century Fargo, North Dakota, architectural firm, whose designs helped turn the small frontier towns into respectably modern cities. The main partners were F.W. Keith and William F Kurke. Most of the buildings from this time period are credited to Kurke himself, and this firm is often refered to as Kurke and Associates.


Buildings by Keith and Kurke

More buildings can be found on the NDSU Institute for Regional Studies exhibit of William Kurke's work.. The Institute also houses a collection of Kurke's papers, including numerous blueprints of his firm's other designs.

References

  1. North Dakota State Capitol Master Plan, Capitol Grounds Planning Commission, 12/14/2000.