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Historic red brick building with round window and wood bell cupola tower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic brick building in overgrown brush visible in winter NYS FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic brick building with wood bell cupola in NYS CayugaLake FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic brick ruins building in Evans Corners on Armitage Road Tyre NYS FingerLakes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic red brick building in overgrown brush visible in winter near Evans Corners Tyre NYS Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic red brick building left in ruins near ErieCanal and CayugaLake

Stamp printed in Spain from the Cultural Monumental arches and doors issue shows Roman Arch of the Capuchins in Andujar Jaen Royalty Free Stock Photo

Historic architectural brick building in Evans Center Route89 Armitage Rd Tyre, Seneca Falls NewYorkState FingerLakes. Near Big Crusoe Island Cemetery, Evans Cemetery, Evans Corners Cemetery, New Evans Corners Cemetery in Seneca Falls, Seneca County, New York, USA. Fired clay brick was the most popular building material in the United States and began in the early 17th century.