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Revision as of 12:48, 5 July 2007

Public Buildings

• Memorial Coliseum - The Home of Champions
• Carnegie Building - Original home of the Marion Public Library
• Marion General Hospital
• Scott Opera House
• Teter Hall at Marion College
• Old Grant County Jail
• Marion Civic Theatre
• Marion Armory
• Matter Park
• Grant County Courthouse

Schools

• Marion High School
• Bennett High School
• Marion College
• Fairmount High School
• J.L.McCulloch School - A Center of Community Life and Learning

Houses

• Abijah C. Jay House
• Nathan Way Frazier House - An 1843 Farmhouse
• Israel Jenkins House - Stop on the Underground Railroad
• Percy Nussbaum House
• Seeker House - Formerly the New York Sanitarium and Morris Furniture
• 225 West Spencer - A Plato design
• Munn House
• Pattengale House
• Kleder House
• Nelson Tawataw Home
• The Painted Lady - 414 West 14th Street
• 3701 South Nebraska Street
• Phipps House
• Shugart House
• Meyer House
• Woodside - A Frank Lloyd Wright house
• Broughman House
• Wilson-Vaughan Hostess House
• Swayzee-Love House
• Heinzmann-Smith House - The First House in Northwood

Businesses

• Charles Mill - An 1836 Sawmill
• Ken's Barbershop
• Marion National Bank
• The Columbian Block
• Davis Clinic
• Howard Auto Sales
• Blumenthal-J.C. Penney
• Goffinet House
• Freel And Mason Drug Co.
• Chamber of Commerce Building

Churches

• Bethel A.M.E. Church
• McConn Chapel
• Westminster Presbyterian Church
• Gethsemane Episcopal Church
• Back Creek Friends Church
• Allen Temple AME Church

Industry

• Marion Paper Box
• The Farnsworth Building - Later, RCA and Thomson Consumer Electronics
• Ballard Field - Formerly Ballard Packing Company

Miscellaneous

• Platonian Apartments - Work of architect Samuel Plato
• The buildings of noted African-American architect Samuel Plato
• Meshingomesia Country Club
• Cloverleaf Depot and Railroad
• Veterans' Administration Medical Center
• Marion YMCA
• Trolley Power Station