National Register of Historic Places
T.J. Tolan & Son, Architects
- Davis County Courthouse, Bloomfield, Iowa (added May 3, 1974)
- Van Wert County Courthouse, Van Wert, Ohio (added July 30, 1974)
- Holmes County Sheriff’s Residence and Jail, Millersburg, Ohio (added July 25, 1974)
- Morrow County Sheriff’s Residence and Jail, Mount Gilead, Ohio (added July 25, 1974)
- La Grange County Courthouse, Lagrange, Indiana (added July 17, 1980)
- First United Methodist Church, Van Wert, Ohio (added 1982)
- Noble County Sheriff’s Residence and Jail, Albion, Indiana (added December 27, 1982)
- Kosciusko County Courthouse, Warsaw, Indiana (added March 1, 1982)
- Parke County Courthouse, Rockville, Indiana (added May 27, 1993)
- McCulloch-Weatherhogg Double House, Fort Wayne, Indiana (added 2001)
- Henry County Courthouse, Cambridge, Illinois (added August 20, 2004)
Brentwood S. Tolan, Architect
- Allen County Courthouse, Fort Wayne, Indiana (added May 28, 1976)
- LaPorte County Courthouse, LaPorte, Indiana
- Whitley County Courthouse, Columbia City, Indiana
Decurtin, Rawson, and Tolan
- Argonne Hotel, Lima, Ohio (added October 7, 1982)
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