"history building" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a structure built for the purpose of preserving or displaying historical artifacts or information. For example, "The city is renovating the old history building to bring it up to code."
in the Lane History Building, Room 307, unless noted below.
Market value history, building classification (what type of building it is), owner & billing address, tax charges, exemptions, abatements & any credits.
In a series of stops, he told them that the peshmerga were making history, building the future for a Kurdish nation.
But the items themselves are alive with history, building blocks for someone inclined to mainline the 1990s in all its forms.
Pepe Hall, the art history and architectural history building on the college's Savannah campus, is named for him and his wife, Marie.
This project aims to break down national and institutional boundaries in the transnational, interdisciplinary field of global history, building on interest and complementary expertise at Princeton and Humboldt.
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But they mostly appeal to people interested in things like history, buildings, New York — obscure subjects compared to interest in other people's apartments.
Building gay history cannot and should not be approached like straight, normative history-building.
At the Naval Academy, Commander Smith advises graduating seniors to take incoming freshmen (or plebes) on history-building exercises, like going to the cemetery to pay tribute to the first naval aviator or visiting the original B-1 aircraft on display on campus.
"You have a lot of history here building up and building up, and finally the members said, 'Enough,' " she said.
