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The Oregon State Capitol
Mon, Oct 20, 7:39 a.m. 2008
In Salem.
by Lisa Albers
The Depression era design is Art Deco.
About the photographer:
Lisa Brunette is former deputy editor of Crosscut and a freelancer who published under her former name, Lisa Albers. Now she writes full-time for a Seattle video-game studio and for Crosscut and other venues when she can. Her Web site is lisa-albers.com, at least until she changes that, too.
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