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At some point this year, I need to make my way to Sioux City, IA to see the Woodbury County Courthouse. A Prairie School architectural Tour de force, it was designed by William LaBarthe Steele (with help from William G. Purcell & George G. Elmslie and Alfonso Iannelli). Read more about it here and check out photos here.
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