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The images show a nine-story structure to rise next to the stately Victorian masonry building was once home to the James Geddes Engine Co. No. 6 fire hall. It opened in 1895 and was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. In 1980, the building was awarded the Metro Historical Commission's Preservation Award. The address is 627 Second Ave. S.
An inside look at Mount Pleasant's soon-to-be-opened Lucy Beckham High School, News
Nearly 500,000-square-foot office and warehouse development slated
Mount Pleasant principal warns parents about uptick in drug
Mount Pleasant principal warns parents about uptick in drug
One-of-a-kind veterinary science program offered at local high school
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Letter: Lucy Beckham High School, Opinion
Bagels and Puppies: How a Mount Pleasant school program and bagel
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Lucy Beckham High School ready to open in Mt. Pleasant
Photos: A look inside the new Lucy Beckham High, Photos from The Post and Courier
Mount Pleasant's new high school poses challenge for Wando's close
