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• “In December 2008, the modest one-story red-brick home where he lived for eight years in the 1950s, as his fame began to soar, was added to the National Register of Historic Places.”

  The Huffington Post: Chuck Berry Suffered From Exhaustion Before Chicago Show, Agent Says

• “If the sale to Mr. Chetrit closes, it will mark the end of control by an ownership group led by three Hungarian families who bought the red-brick building in 1946.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Hotel Chelsea's New Proprietor

• “The renovation of the Hotel Chelsea's exterior, renowned for its Queen Anne architecture, red-brick facade and black cast-iron balconies, is limited by its landmark status.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Hotel Chelsea Set for a Redo

• “To the east there's the headquarters of fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg , a red-brick building sprouting a flagrantly modern, prismatic glass atrium.”

  The Wall Street Journal: 'Great Theater' on the High Line

• “It was consistent with the generally dismal condition of the 50-year-old Ward 8 building, a tired, red-brick structure touched only at the margins by the $1 billion wave of modernization and reconstruction that transformed many schools under former Mayor Adrian M.”

  The Washington Post: Librarian at D.C.'s Ballou High scrambles for books

• “Either way, says Elliott Sclar , an urban planning professor at Columbia University, Columbus Square is a signature development of our time, just as the red-brick slab towers surrounding the site were once the vanguard of mid-20th century urban development.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Luxury Project on Columbus Stirs Up Area

• “The Catholic liberal arts college, which counts Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas among its alumni, has an Old World feel with its wrought-iron gates, red-brick buildings surrounded by steep staircases and Jesuit cemetery in the middle of the campus.”

  The Washington Post: Legacy of hope: Two friends made it cool to be smart at Ballou. But what happened after they left?

• “Once past the entrance, Parkway looks like many other solidly built, red-brick Arlington neighborhoods constructed from the early 1940s to the early 1960s.”

  The Washington Post: Where We Live: Arlington's Parkway neighborhood, tiny and tucked away

• “Still, from the outside, nothing seems amiss with the red-brick church, with limestone columns framing a pair of entrances, arched windows and a large cupola.”

  The Wall Street Journal: From Pews to Prescriptions

• “She's got a lot of courage showing up here," Mr. Keefe told more than 300 workers packed into the Cranston Portuguese Club, a low-slung building surrounded by red-brick factories, as Ms. Raimondo arrived for the meeting with state union employees in May.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Softer Approach on Pension Problems

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