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  The office is an efficient but feminine space. On the wall are mementos of Ms. Ritchie's public service. The top print is one that was presented to new legislators and was signed by Lawton Chiles shortly before his death. The bottom print is signed by artist Leroy Niman. The pocket doors feature beveled glass.
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  The headquarters of the sand and gravel business is located off Highway 4 in the town of Century.
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  Trucks are checked-in near the office.
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  Century is a small town that flourished at the end of the 19th century. The major industry was the lumber business. The historic district features Victorian homes.
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  The shotgun house is a typical style and served as home for many lumber mill workers.
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  The main street through the town features businesses related to the farming community.
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  The Milton Drugstore at 128 Willing Street was rebuilt in 1910 after a fire. It burned again in 1987.
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  The camp store is perched over the Coldwater River swamp on piers. The walkway access can be seen above.
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  There is a picnic area is adjacent to the store building.
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  In this view of Willing Street north of the bridge, a continuation of the renovated store front buildings are seen. After a disastrous fire in 1911, the buildings were rebuilt with bricks.
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  The second floor of the guest quarters includes a studio office space.
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  Beaded wood panels were installed beneath windows and in the stairwell whose railing desing duplicated that of the main house.
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  The police department is located at 711 North Hayne Street and Jackson Street.
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  The building is dedicated to former Chief Lou Goss.
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  The bank building is located on the north side of West Garden Street.
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  The Hawkshaw community was located on the site of the power company building.
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  Officer McCoy stands at attention in front of the airside baggage make up area. This is where baggage is transferred from the airline ticket counters to the departing planes.
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  Officer Rick McCoy and his dog Gracy pose in front of the airport terminal.
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  The airside baggage make up area is where baggage is transferred from the airline ticket counters to the departing planes.
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  Visitors are escorted through the airport as part of the City Academy for neighborhood leaders.
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  The building was moved to the historic district in the 1970's.
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  Dr. Fowler has a general practice located on Government Street. This is the first family practice office to locate in the district.
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  The Suzannah Cottage was built in 1804 and is the oldest structure in the district.
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  The cottage now serves as a law office for Ron Nelson.
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  These warehouses are located on Jefferson and Main Street in the historic district of downtown Pensacola.
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  After unloading, the truck is weighed empty to establish the amount of the load. The amount of the sale depends on current market price. A ticket is added to the farmer's account.
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  The rear door to the office is located to the right in the photograph.
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  The scales are connected to an electronic weighing system in the office.
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  Five employees run the elevator operations. Merle and Clay are in charge of outside tasks. There are two secretaries, Sue and Evon, as well as a general manager, Ed Nowlin. The elevator provides a central meeting place for some members of the farm community.