Architect's drawing of proposed U.S. Post Office front elevation, 5120-B

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Collection Type

Photography

Date

1920-1939

GUSN

GUSN-390629

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William T. Clark photographic collection, 1920s-1930s
Negatives
Institutional buildings
Government buildings
Architect's drawing of proposed U.S. Post Office front elevation, 5120-B
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William T. Clark photographic collection, 1920s-1930s
- Negatives
  - Institutional buildings
    - Government buildings

Description

The image is an architect's drawing of the proposed front elevation for a U.S. Post Office. The design features a symmetrical facade with classical architectural elements, including columns and a central entrance adorned with a decorative seal. Above the entrance are the words "UNITED STATES POST OFFICE." There is a flagpole situated on the roof. The drawing was created by J.H. Broderick Co., Inc., located at 101 Tremont St., Boston.

Details

Descriptive Terms

architectural drawings (visual works)
post offices
institutional buildings
exterior views
photographs
photographic film (photographic materials)
negatives (photographic)

Additional Identification Number

IMLS Negative Barcode NP026159
B-Series negative 5120-B

Physical Descrption

1 film negative

Collection Code

PC020

Collection Name

William T. Clark photographic collection, 1920s-1930s

Reference Code

PC020.001.002.001.5120-B

Record Details

Originator

Clark, William T. (Photographer)

Material Type

photographic film (photographic materials)
negatives (photographic)

Conservation Note

Original nitrate negative destroyed 1980-06.

Description Level

Item

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