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Wilcox (Pima, Arizona)
Wilcox  is a historic house in Pima, Arizona, United States. Built in 1904, the house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
History
The Wilcox house was built by the legendary American portrait painter and jurist Augustus Saint-Gaudens in 1904. His house is in the Queen Anne style.  The house was commissioned by Denslow O'Neill, and was modeled on the Dennis family home in New York City.
The house is built of brick on a hilltop overlooking the Santa Rita Mountains. Saint-Gaudens painted the inside of the house in light colors and the exterior in dark colors.
Architecture
The house is built of brick and has a wooden shingle roof. It sits on a stone foundation. The entrance, located in the center of the main front, features an arched doorway flanked by porch columns.
Saint-Gaudens began work on the house in 1903, and it was completed the following year. He lived there with his second wife, Barbara, until his death in 1907.
The house was heavily damaged by fire in 1919. Saint-Gaudens finished a majority of his work on the house before he died.
See also
Riley-Paige House
References
External links
Category:Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Arizona
Category:Houses in Pima County, Arizona
Category:National Register of Historic Places in Pima County, Arizona
Category:Houses completed in 1904
Category:Queen Anne architecture in ArizonaBike Friday: Matt, Circa ’88
Perhaps even more than the bike, the rider embodies cycling. Every detail from the frame, to the tire, to the human shape, is part of the whole experience. Just as your bike doesn’t exist on its own, neither does a good rider. Matt’s bike, Circa ’88, is a tribute to the man, and he couldn’t be a better ambassador for the bicycle movement as he rides to raise money for the Dane County Farmers Union.
Courtesy of: John Mongan
Who were your models?
In order to capture the spirit of biking
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'''gwtwiki Crack Keygen''' is a parser library that will enable you to easily convert Wikipedia text notation to the HTML format.
'''gwtwiki Crack Mac''' was initially developed by [[User:ArtedE]]. Since May 2004, it is maintained by [[User:MattDutton|Matt Dutton]], and is used as basis of the Python wikitorial framework and wiki.py.
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'''gwtwiki''' is a parser library that will enable you to easily convert Wikipedia text notation to the HTML format.
'''gwtwiki''' was initially developed by [[User:ArtedE]]. Since May 2004, it is maintained by [[User:MattDutton|Matt Dutton]], and is used as basis of the Python wikitorial framework and wiki.py.
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gwtwiki is a parser library that will enable you to easily convert Wikipedia text notation to the HTML format.
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