@article{DA,
      author = {Brad Awe},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1515105},
      title = {Parsons Scoville Company warehouse/Curtis Building in  Evansville, Indiana},
      publisher = {University of Southern Indiana},
      abstract = {Parsons Scoville Co. warehouse at 915 Main St. "The  75,900-square-foot building was constructed in 1908 as a  wholesale grocery warehouse for Parsons & Scoville Co.  (commonly referred to as Pasco), and was bought by Ed  Curtis -- an entrepreneurial St. Louis-based businessman  and owner of several Evansville properties -- in 1995,  becoming office space for everything from an urban radio  station to insurance companies to the American Association  of Retired Persons. As of September of this year, ownership  switched hands a third time to Evansville native Stacy  Stevens, broker/owner of Landmark Realty & Development, who  plans to bring the building into the 21st century.  (http://www.evansvilleliving.com/business/articles/from-pasco-to-landmark)  The edge of the building seen on the left is part of the  Civic Center complex; this warehouse/building is actually  behind the complex, not quite so near as it appears here.  NOTE: this building, with its distinctive Curtis logo (not  seen here) is clearly visible from the Lloyd Expressway. It  has been rehabbed and looks much better than what is seen  here; the Parsons sign is gone.},
      number = {DA},
      recid = {1515105},
      address = {1970},
}