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ctorian Treasury was situated at the corner of | Spring Street and Macarthur Street. |
Duboistown, with Winter Street to the west and | Spring Street to the east. |
East | Spring Street (1952) |
In 1948, | Spring Street began servicing the newly coined 6 serv |
Spring Street to house the new library. | |
Spring Street Elementary School | |
Cuba Town Clerk Doris Hall 36 | Spring Street Cuba, NY 14727 |
om 2002 until 2008 it operated from studios on | Spring Street in the heart of the town centre. |
The headquarters are located on | Spring Street within the Old Jeffersonville Historic |
Williamstown Main is a historic post office 56 | Spring Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. |
nally located at the corner of Arch Street and | Spring Street but in 1971 moved to its current locati |
es; sculptures in Main Street lobby; murals in | Spring Street lobby |
Remmel Flats (1700-1702 | Spring Street), listed December 22, 1982, 1700-1702 S |
Remmel Apartments (1704-1706 | Spring Street), listed December 22, 1982, 1704-1706 S |
Remmel Apartments (1708-1710 | Spring Street), listed December 22, 1982 1708-1710 Sp |
From the streets where the famous ( | Spring Street), a commercial street contains a number |
Stokes preferred the much larger block across | Spring Street, which extended almost all the way to t |
ying its first head office, Harrison House, in | Spring Street, Melbourne, in 1929. |
O began broadcasting on May 15, 1941, on South | Spring Street, Tupelo, above the Black and White dry |
the Port Melbourne Town Hall at Bay Street and | Spring Street, Port Melbourne. |
Woman's Building moved to a building on North | Spring Street, near Chinatown. |
Official opening of Harrison House at 31 | Spring Street, Melbourne (at the corner of Spring Str |
Location: 312 North | Spring Street, in the Los Angeles Civic Center |
ct runs along Main Street from Water Street to | Spring Street. |
The three arched doorways face | Spring Street. |
This lent the name to a nearby street, | Spring Street. |
t 210 West Temple Street, between Broadway and | Spring Street. |
es building, viewed from the corner of 1st and | Spring streets |
ple terminated at the intersection of Main and | Spring streets and, for decades, only extended west f |
Scott, Center and | Spring streets, in particular, are where many such ho |
The yellow paint is a | spring strength marking |
In the | spring, students visit the Pacific Northwest with sto |
The | spring subsequently received his name. |
Breeding occurs throughout the | spring, summer and autumn months. |
Recently she has starred in L.K.Bennett's new | Spring Summer 10 campaign photographed by Tim Walker. |
With three fairs ( | spring, summer and winter) per year it is the biggest |
spring summer autumn winter | |
It is open weekend afternoons in | spring, summer and autumn and also serves as a touris |
with blue or violet flowers that appear in the | spring, summer, and autumn. |
ng months anchored in Chinese ports during the | spring, summer, and autumn months. |
mers' Market every Saturday morning during the | Spring, Summer, and Fall. |
The Seasons: | Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter - The Gregg Smith Sing |
deals extensively with what he calls myths of | Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. |
Advertising for winter-, | spring-, summer-, and fall-related goods generally no |
Water from the | spring supplies the town of Kuruman. |
A | spring supply is a provision of piped mains water to |
south of its current position at the site of a | spring, surrounded by willows. |
Twenty-five steps led down to the site of the | spring surrounded by railing. |
-based confirmation by Robert McNaught (Siding | Spring Survey) on July 12. |
The split-trail carriage had leaf | spring suspension and wheels with solid rubber tires. |
me) below the axles and the semi-elliptic leaf | spring suspension system mounted above. |
The carriage was fitted with leaf | spring suspension and metal wheels with pneumatic tir |
s are used in payload scales for vehicles with | spring suspension. |
In late | spring, swathes of bluebells transform the woodland f |
zantine Diplomacy: papers of the Twenty-fourth | Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies, Cambridge, Mar |
An active geothermal/hot | spring system also surrounds the mountain. |
ed by this shrine at Takayama Jinya during the | spring Takayama Festival. |
Image of a hot | spring taken during AMASE 2004 |
le used his last champion's provisional at the | Spring Talladega race, Aaron's 499. |
Cold | Spring Tavern is on Stagecoach Rd. beneath the bridge |
In May 2007, Bennett was given a | Spring Team honorable mention by The Sporting News in |
Spring Teams | |
stones in PERSIAN on the walls surrounding the | spring tell about how this great source of underwater |
overed in pieces of carpet, but due to the low | spring temperatures, there was no decomposition. |
” | Spring Temple” in Niederselters with former bottling |
Spring: Tennis (boys), Softball, Baseball, Volleyball | |
onham used Ludwig Speed King Pedal (with tight | spring tension) throughout his career. |
ed to the role of permanent headteacher in the | Spring Term of 2009. |
homores can study in Sydney, Australia for the | Spring Term or Salamanca,Spain for the Fall Term. |
Elizabeth students finished the | spring term at Roanoke College before their own insti |
r comment the apostrophe was dropped after the | Spring Term 1940. |
ompleted late 2009 and opened to pupils in the | spring term of 2010. |
fessor of Law, University of Akron Law School, | Spring Term 1986 |
Held over two weekends in the | Spring Term, students considered six questions each r |
at Palmer Trinity and the Spaniards spend the | Spring Term. |
e 14 only operates on weekdays during fall and | spring terms, when the University is session. |
ourses annually, spread over fall, winter, and | spring terms. |
Classes are offered in three short winter and | spring terms. |
ies, including Galveston, Victoria, Cuero, Big | Spring, Texarkana, Beaumont, and Port Arthur. |
From 2004 to 2007 it was played in | Spring, Texas at the Augusta Pines Golf Club. |
Roaring | Spring, Texas has renamed the highway bypass surround |
Celinda Pink (born 1957 in Big | Spring, Texas) is a female country music singer. |
Route 87 as it approaches Big | Spring, Texas, from the south. |
Born in Cat | Spring, Texas, Kleberg was instructed by private tuto |
ed Marcy's Trail at Comanche Trail Park in Big | Spring, Texas. |
el is a historic 15-story hotel located in Big | Spring, Texas. |
1999, he graduated from Howard College in Big | Spring, Texas. |
y they prove life always has more surprises to | spring than art. |
that Springhill got its name from a freshwater | spring that was on the site. |
A freshwater | spring that later contributed to the community's name |
Above the | spring that gave the property its name, later itself |
The area gets its name from an old | spring that came from near the Windham Road end of Sp |
The village gets its name from the sour | spring that can be found in the hear of the village. |
C. P. Scott, the editor, apparently regarded | Spring's reporting skills highly; he wrote of Spring |
Spring Thaw (Fleck) 2:27 | |
,000 people were left without a shelter in the | spring thaw, while the military objects were almost u |
riable, mainly because the river is fed by the | spring thaw. |
A flood resulting from heavy rain or a | spring thaw. |
if the league programme finishes early in the | spring, the AFC will run its own "Spring Cups". |
In | spring the young leaves are exquisite in their delica |
In | spring, the larvae not only mine the leaves, but also |
In the | spring, the band separated from front man Clint West, |
In the | spring the Sacred Heart Griffin plays Baseball, Softb |
In early | spring the church is surrounded by a spectacular disp |
The following | spring the cycle begins anew. |
In the following | spring, the Catholic League took control of many citi |
In Igor Stravinsky's The Rite of | Spring, the score calls for two crotales in A-flat an |
In the | spring the oospores germinate and produce sporangia ( |
When the yekyua are fighting in the | spring, the shamen with which they are associated fee |
Like a higher volume | spring, the water is only from underground sources. |
Each | spring, the Drama Department puts on a student-produc |
In the | Spring the activities are softball, track and field, |
From Big | Spring the river continues southeasterly leaving the |
During peak snowmelt in | spring, the temperature may drop into the 80s, and be |
If the Mackenzie River is high (winter and | spring), the pool is inundated with cold water. |
During the | spring the Lapua movement was disbanded. |
He described it as "even though released in | spring, the lyrics actually create a strong expressio |
That | spring, the Arizona Board of Regents refused to renew |
In late | spring, the azaleas and rhododendrons are especially |
With food short and no sign of | spring, the mice know that a desperate struggle confr |
When the frog rewarms during | spring, the extra glucose must be rapidly eliminated, |
lies along FM 846 northwest of the city of Big | Spring, the county seat of Howard County. |
After the discovery of a chalybeate | spring, the Quay developed in the 19th century to bec |
Each | spring, the seminary publishes the Dunwoodie Review, |
With the advent of | spring, the frozen corpses and all their possessions |
In | spring, the churchyard is famed for its daffodils. |
When farming started the next | spring, the results were less than expected. |
The following | spring the birds returned to the Island with others o |
The next | spring, the Giants released him, and he returned to t |
In | spring, the larva hollows the undersides of additiona |
In the | spring the farm also produces maple syrup. |
Just east of its terminus at Lacey's | Spring, the route turns eastwardly as it leads toward |
In | spring, the larva makes a new mine in another leaf, s |
In | spring the water is drained away to enable the land t |
Each | spring the high school Music and Drama Departments pr |
By | spring the African National Congress and SWAPO were e |
Azaleas bloom in | spring, their flowers often lasting several weeks. |
The leaves grow in the | spring, then yellow, wither and die back as summer pr |
many records that refer to the area as Liberty | Spring, there are no private or legal documents that |
During | spring there are numerous daffodils along the roadsid |
001 (few days after the beginning of the black | spring) there were 43 young Kabylians killed. |
The following | spring there was another war. |
In the | spring there is usually a profusion of wildflowers, i |
day, an egret who injured his shin found a hot | spring there. |
In | spring these farms are ablaze with Vansion daffodils |
Unwilling to wait for better weather in the | spring, they broke ground during the winter months of |
The next | spring they leave the web and build their own in clos |
Each | Spring, they host an event called the March Meet. |
In late | spring, they bear purple and yellow flowers that rise |
He founded and organised the | Spring Thing, an alternative interactive fiction comp |
Spring, Thomas E. (1999). | |
They usually flower from | spring through to early summer, but can flower twice |
They typically fruit from late | spring through autumn, and are particularly prevalent |
Adults can be encountered from late | Spring through mid-Autumn. |
mount operettas at the Eaton Auditorium every | Spring through 1965. |
The flowers are pink, borne in | spring through fall. |
lowers are white with yellow centers, borne in | spring through fall. |
Visible at very low | spring tide |
a safety function (protection against extreme | spring tide) with a nature development function. |
ess than at Avonmouth downstream (14 m typical | spring tide), is still large (10 m typical spring). |
Jackson Street, will flood regularly during a | spring tide. |
o beach along the shore, during low water of a | spring tide. |
Very high | spring tides often generate a tidal bore starting at |
Some | spring tides will also pass over the weir here, makin |
Except on | spring tides, Burrowbridge was the normal upper limit |
These are called | spring tides. |
covered at high tides and especially including | spring tides. |
s it prone to the viticultural hazard of early | spring time frost. |
ng the pagan celebrations of the return of the | Spring time. |
s Heath are mainly oaks with wild bluebells in | spring time. |
Nucs are bought and sold usually in the | spring time. |
pain, where it's usually eaten in stews during | Spring time. |
Vernal pools fill each | spring to provide water for fairy shrimp, caddis-flie |
erect terminal panicles up to 50 cm long from | spring to autumn. |
Flowering in | spring to early summer. |
It grows to 6 metres high and flowers from | spring to winter. |
Still accessible today from | spring to autumn, these magnificent gardens cover an |
stfield Stadium and Bescot Stadium immediately | spring to mind. |
A PRV typically uses a | spring to hold the disc or piston on seat. |
ese appear between November and December (late | spring to early summer) in its native range. |
The source of Costa Beck is Keld Head | Spring to the west of Pickering. |
He later sold the | spring to Sir Saint-John Harmsworth, a wealthy Britis |
Adults are commonly found on the ground from | spring to early summer. |
White flowers appear in | spring to early summer. |
, but consistently puts out a few flowers from | spring to autumn. |
for the winter, before migrating north in the | spring to cooler climates. |
mmon organism found in still waters from early | Spring to late Autumn. |
Its active growth period is from | spring to summer (April to July). |
It flowers continually from late | spring to late summer. |
Temperatures from | Spring to Autumn: Night 20 °C (68 °F) to Day 40 °C (1 |
owers appear between October and February (mid | spring to late summer) in its native range. |
He traveled to Europe in early | spring to film the ski movie Ski-Fascination for Will |
al spikes between September and January (early | spring to mid summer) in its native range. |
9 the Film festival shifted its dates from the | spring to the fall. |
Symphony No. 3 in F Major, "From | Spring to Spring", WoO (1903) |
From late | spring to early fall, Roosevelt Elk feed on herbaceou |
lowers appear from September to January (early | spring to mid summer) in its native range. |
, green ripening brown, opening when mature in | spring to 5-6 cm broad. |
nd pipes installed to bring the water from the | spring to them. |
They then overwinter until | spring to mate. |
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