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A Group of Buildings for Charles H. Schweppe - East Elevation, January 8, 1914

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Title
A Group of Buildings for Charles H. Schweppe - East Elevation, January 8, 1914
Creator
Perkins, Frederick Wainwright  
Date
1914-01-08  
Decade
1910s
Description
A working drawing for the East elevation of a group of buildings, designed by architect Frederick W. Perkins for Charles H. Schweppe of Lake Forest, Illinois. The drawing is numbered as "No. 7," dated January 8, 1914, and at the bottom includes the address of Perkins's office at 21 E. Van Buren St., Chicago, Illinois. The drawing features a design for the East elevation. It shows a section through a stable, paddock elevation of a manure pit, stable interiors, carriage room interiors, details of footing and iron shoe for table posts, lintel sections, and windows.
Extent
1 sheet
Dimensions
90cm
Language
eng
Collection/Series, subseries/box/folder
MS 885: Commissions: Charles H. Schweppe Residence; Folder: 318b. Linen architectural drawings, 1-7, 1914
Collection Title
Perkins, Frederick Wainwright. Papers, 1882-1934
Rights
This item is in the public domain.
Rights Description
No Copyright - United States
Acquisition information
Donated by Yolande Oglesby in 1997.
Repository
Illinois History and Lincoln Collections
Identifier
0885_01_schw318b_07
Collection
Frederick Wainwright Perkins Papers (Digitized Content)
TitleA Group of Buildings for Charles H. Schweppe - East Elevation, January 8, 1914
CreatorPerkins, Frederick Wainwright  
Date1914-01-08  
Decade1910s
DescriptionA working drawing for the East elevation of a group of buildings, designed by architect Frederick W. Perkins for Charles H. Schweppe of Lake Forest, Illinois. The drawing is numbered as "No. 7," dated January 8, 1914, and at the bottom includes the address of Perkins's office at 21 E. Van Buren St., Chicago, Illinois. The drawing features a design for the East elevation. It shows a section through a stable, paddock elevation of a manure pit, stable interiors, carriage room interiors, details of footing and iron shoe for table posts, lintel sections, and windows.
Extent1 sheet
Dimensions90cm
Languageeng
Collection/Series, subseries/box/folderMS 885: Commissions: Charles H. Schweppe Residence; Folder: 318b. Linen architectural drawings, 1-7, 1914
Collection TitlePerkins, Frederick Wainwright. Papers, 1882-1934
RightsThis item is in the public domain.
Rights DescriptionNo Copyright - United States
Acquisition informationDonated by Yolande Oglesby in 1997.
RepositoryIllinois History and Lincoln Collections
Identifier0885_01_schw318b_07
CollectionFrederick Wainwright Perkins Papers (Digitized Content)

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