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| subject_name =Charles Hill Turner | | subject_name =Charles Hill Turner | ||
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| date_of_birth =[[December 1]], [[1868]] | | date_of_birth =[[December 1]], [[1868]] | ||
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| − | '''Charles | + | '''Charles Hill Turner''' was a Pensacola building contractor and proprietor of the [[C. H. Turner Construction Company]], after inheriting the business from his father, [[Richard Hill Turner]]. His firm built the following: |
*[[Blount Building]] | *[[Blount Building]] | ||
*[[Isis Theatre]] | *[[Isis Theatre]] | ||
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*[[San Carlos Hotel]] | *[[San Carlos Hotel]] | ||
*Original bridge spanning [[Bayou Texar]] via [[Gadsden Street]] | *Original bridge spanning [[Bayou Texar]] via [[Gadsden Street]] | ||
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| + | Image:CHTurnerAd.gif|Newspaper ad | ||
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{{bio-stub}} | {{bio-stub}} | ||
Revision as of 14:28, 27 October 2008
| Charles Hill Turner | |
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| Born | December 1, 1868 Pensacola |
| Occupation | Contractor and builder |
| Spouse | Louise Hyer |
| Parents | Richard Hill, Sr. and Mary H. Gingles Turner |
| Children | William Richard and Gladys |
Charles Hill Turner was a Pensacola building contractor and proprietor of the C. H. Turner Construction Company, after inheriting the business from his father, Richard Hill Turner. His firm built the following:
- Blount Building
- Isis Theatre
- First National Bank Building
- The Masonic Lodge at Palafox and Garden Streets
- Old City Hall
- Saenger Theatre
- San Carlos Hotel
- Original bridge spanning Bayou Texar via Gadsden Street
Other images
Newspaper ad
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