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AT&T Switching Station

AT&T Switching Station

Boundary/Address:
11200 N. 14th Street

Designation:
Resolution by Lancaster County Board

Architect/Contractor:
Kimball Steele & Sandham of Omaha

Year Built:
1941

Built on a rural hilltop as part of the AT&T nationwide long-distance telephone network, this red brick, Colonial Revival utility building resembles a country schoolhouse in exterior appearance.

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AT&T Switching Station
Boundary/Address: 11200 N. 14th Street Designation: Resolution by Lancaster County Board Architect/Contractor: Kimball Steele & Sandham of Omaha Year Built: 1941

Built on a rural hilltop as part of the AT&T nationwide long-distance telephone network, this red brick, Colonial Revival utility building resembles a country schoolhouse in exterior appearance.
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