Sixteenth Street Architecture volume 2
Sixteenth Street Architecture volume 2
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" A dapper, elegant man of wit and charm, Fleming was not only a builder but a successful realtor, apparently spending over $1, 000, 000 annually on building operations in the city, presumably his own funds. While he was con- sidered a skilled and highly organized business- man, he was also credited with excellent employee relations, championing better working conditions, higher wages and a shorter work week even while president of the Master Builders' Association of Washington.
In 1870, three ...years after arriving in Washing- ton from Richmond, Fleming joined the District National Guard. He eventually rose to the rank of colonel, a title he retained throughout the remainder of his life. In 1886, he married Bell Vedder, daughter of Colonel Nicholas Vedder, chief paymaster for General Sherman. They had two children: India Bell and Robert Vedder Fleming, who became a prominent banker (chairman of the board for Riggs) and philan- thropist. Until Colonel Fleming's unexpected death in 1907, the family divided their time between a city residence at 1408 Massachusetts Avenue and "Red Top", a "country retreat" for- merly owned by President Grover Cleveland and now the subdivision known as Cleveland Heights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A dapper, elegant man of wit and charm, Fleming was not only a builder but a successful realtor, apparently spending over $1, 000, 000 annually on building operations in the city, presumably his own funds. While he was con- sidered a skilled and highly organized business- man, he was also credited with excellent employee relations, championing better working conditions, higher wages and a shorter work week even while president of the Master Builders' Association of Washington.
In 1870, three ...years after arriving in Washing- ton from Richmond, Fleming joined the District National Guard. He eventually rose to the rank of colonel, a title he retained throughout the remainder of his life. In 1886, he married Bell Vedder, daughter of Colonel Nicholas Vedder, chief paymaster for General Sherman. They had two children: India Bell and Robert Vedder Fleming, who became a prominent banker (chairman of the board for Riggs) and philan- thropist. Until Colonel Fleming's unexpected death in 1907, the family divided their time between a city residence at 1408 Massachusetts Avenue and "Red Top", a "country retreat" for- merly owned by President Grover Cleveland and now the subdivision known as Cleveland Heights.
What to read after Sixteenth Street Architecture volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sue a Kohler to read onlineMoreLess
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