Salisbury Fire House and City Building |
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The former Salisbury Fire House and City Building, built in 1897, stands at 117 South Lee Street. This two-story late Victorian brick public building was built for a cost of $3,500 and housed the Fire Department on the first floor, the city jail in a one-story rear section, and city offices on the second floor. It existed as a fire station until the early 1960s. Source: National Historic Register Nomination form, 1985 |
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