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Lyman Terrace

Lyman Terrace

Boundary/Address:
1111-1119 H Street

Designation:
Local Landmark
National Register

Architect/Engineer:
F.C. Fiske

Year Built:
1890

Lincoln's population burgeoned from about 13,000 in 1880 to 55,000 in 1890. Among the new, urban building developed in the booming city were a small number of row houses–multi-story homes, each with its own entrance, sharing party walls. The limetone-faced Lyman Terrace, like Lincoln's other row houses, was soon divided into apartments.

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Lyman Terrace
Boundary/Address: 1111-1119 H Street Designation: Local Landmark National Register Architect/Engineer: F.C. Fiske Year Built: 1890

Lincoln's population burgeoned from about 13,000 in 1880 to 55,000 in 1890. Among the new, urban building developed in the booming city were a small number of row houses–multi-story homes, each with its own entrance, sharing party walls. The limetone-faced Lyman Terrace, like Lincoln's other row houses, was soon divided into apartments.
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