Originally designed as residences, studios and performance space for musicians and music teachers, the Fischer Studio building (1912 – 1915) received $11,978 for repair and cleaning of its terracotta facade.

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Originally designed as residences, studios and performance space for musicians and music teachers, the Fischer Studio building (1912 – 1915) received $11,978 for repair and cleaning of its terracotta facade.

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