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This building is arguably known better as the Pythian Building, since it acquired that name at the time it was opened in 1931. However, many documents, especially those related to the National Register of Historic Places preferentially use the original name, the Gillette-Tyrell Building. I have chosen to use the latter, since this may be clearer to a wider readership. Bruin2 ( talk) 04:09, 4 September 2018 (UTC) reply