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GSA‚Äö?Ñ????ë?¬•s Historic Buildings05-21-09 | News

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By Paul Prouty, Acting Administrator of the U.S. General Services Administration

Architectural treasures such as the Tomochichi Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in Savannah, Ga.; the U.S. Custom House in San Francisco (seen above); and the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington, D.C., all share a common thread. They?EUR??,,????'?????<

At the U.S. General Services Administration, we believe that our nation?EUR??,,????'?????<

GSA currently manages 482 historic properties, 107 National Historic Landmarks and two National Historic Sites. From stately Greek revival monuments to bold modern masterpieces, GSA?EUR??,,????'?????<

Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, GSA has been entrusted to spend $5.5 billion on approximately 250 building projects nationwide. More than half of this funding will be spent on historic properties.

These buildings not only stand the test of time, each has a rich history. Among GSA?EUR??,,????'?????<

For more information, visit, www.gsa.gov/historicbuildings