Alfred J. Andrews photographs of early Kentucky architecture, 1940-1969

Creator:: Andrews, Alfred J
Extent:: 2 print boxes
Language:: English .
Scope and content:: Undated photographs taken circa 1940s-1960s show interiors and exteriors of eighteenth and nineteenth century buildings in Kentucky. Buildings include The Grange, near Paris, built 1818; the Old Capitol, Frankfort, built 1827-1829; Adam Childers House, Versailles, built circa 1845; Betty Bryan Place, Harrodsburg Pike, built circa 1843; Holloway House, Richmond, built circa 1838; Castlelawn, near Lexington, undated; Junius Ward Place, near Georgetown, built 1859; Warwick, at Danville, built circa 1845; and others.
Biographical / historical:: Architectural photographer.

Acquisition information:: Source of acquisition--Gift. Accession number--1946.001.
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Location of this collection:: Avery Drawings & Archives

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