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Highlight: Historic Buildings
Clippings. 19 pp. Re historic buildings. Most clippings taken from The Architectural Forum Master
Abstract Or Scope: Clippings. 19 pp. Re historic buildings. Most clippings taken from The Architectural Forum Master Detail series.

Highlight: White Buildings
Abstract Or Scope: Lohf Number: A2. Pages: 40. t.ms. (ann. to Waldo Frank on cover)

Highlight: Major buildings
Documents major buildings of his career: U.N. School, University of Iowa, University of Illinois
, Phoenix Mutual Building in Hartford, Philharmonic Hall, Brandeis University, U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh
Abstract Or Scope: Documents major buildings of his career: U.N. School, University of Iowa, University of Illinois, Phoenix Mutual Building in Hartford, Philharmonic Hall, Brandeis University, U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh. Includes photos of Harrison and Abramovitz in their office. Photographs, clippings, brochures, and correspondence. 24 pp. In ringbinder.

Highlight: [College Buildings]
4 architectural renderings of college buildings, including one labeled "Library", and one reference
American Academy in Rome building
Abstract Or Scope: 4 architectural renderings of college buildings, including one labeled "Library", and one reference to Union College (ink on trace paper, mounted with tape onto backboard)

Highlight: Office buildings -- New York (State) -- New York
Empire State Building archive, 1930-1969
Construction on the Empire State Building was begun in March 1930 and was completed in May 1931. It
Creator: Hine, Lewis Wickes, 1874-1940
Abstract Or Scope: This collection contains reprographic architectural drawings for the Empire State Building; photographs of the demolition of the original Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, which occupied the Fifth Avenue site; photographs of the Empire State Building under construction, circa 1930-1931 (one photograph shows former governor Alfred E. Smith standing in the building during construction), including 232 photographs by photographer Lewis Hine; photographs showing the building after completion, circa 1931-1956; scrapbooks of clippings of articles about the building, 1930-1957; and illustrations of the Empire State Building, circa 1930s-1960s. These subgroups of materials also have records in CLIO with more detailed descriptions of items; for these records, please search under "Empire State Building" or "Shreve, Lamb & Harmon" or "Hine, Lewis Wickes".

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