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Another Look: Buehl's Block

By Clarence C. Picard - January 15, 2010

Once iconic enough for a Charles Burchfield painting ("Rainy Night"), Buehl's Building fell into disrepair until Roger Trettel brought the corner of Broad and Ellicott Street back to life.

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