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CATALOGVE 
 OF Jfc, THE^ S ECON D 
 ANNVAL EXHIBITION 
 OF THE CLEVELAND 
 
 ARCHITECTVRAL e3fc, 
 
 CLVB 
 
 NOVEMBER 15-27-97 
 NEW ENGLAND B'LD'G 
 
 T?AY PARSSON des 
 
Cornell University 
 Library 
 
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 the Cornell University Library. 
 
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 the United States on the use of the text. 
 
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 SKETCH MODEL FOB STONE PANEL. S C. Gladwin, Sculptor. 
 
 ANNOUNCEMENT. 
 
 All men should devote some time and thought to the study of Architecture, for 
 Architecture is the noblest of all the arts, it not only delights the eye, but makes modern 
 •civilization possible. 
 
 When contemplating building, a prospective owner's first thought should be the 
 selection of his professional adviser and, in choosing him, great care should be exercised 
 to select a man of thorough training and sterling integrity for if an incompetent or unre- 
 Jiable man be chosen, the result will be unsatisfactory, no matter how much money and 
 enthusiasm the owner may expend. 
 
 Building is not a work that should be undertaken without mature consideration, for 
 architectural creations, after they are once produced, are not easily put aside or avoided 
 but stand as lasting monuments of the good or evil that may be incorporated into them. 
 
 Much poor work is due to the lack of appreciation on the part of owners as to what 
 ■constitutes good Architecture, for this reason architectural aberrations continue to be 
 -erected and incompetent architects to flourish, but it is very encouraging to note that the 
 better people are now taking a decided interest in Architecture and are beginnning to be 
 able to form an intelligent opinion upon the merits of such buildings as are brought to 
 their notice. This is a step in the right direction, for as soon as the public is able to 
 .appreciate good Architecture so soon will they demand it, and when they do demand it, 
 there will be no trouble in finding architects capable of meeting the demand. 
 
 Believing professional men should always strive to raise the standard of their profes- 
 sion, and that the public is always anxious to learn of the developments taking place in 
 any field of art or industry, the Cleveland Architectural Club presents its Second Annual 
 Exhibition, trusting that the work shown will prove of interest and value to all. 
 
OFFICERS : 
 
 PRESIDENT, 
 
 HERBERT B. BRIGGS. 
 
 VICE-PRESIDENT, 
 
 GEORGE W. ANDREWS 
 
 SECRETARY, 
 
 CHARLES S. SCHNEIDER. 
 
 TREASURER, 
 
 ALBERT E. SKEEL. 
 
 LIBRARIAN, 
 
 WILLIAM A. BOHNARD. 
 
 EXECUTIVE HOARD, 
 
 Herbert B. Briggs, Chairman. 
 
 Chas. S. Schneider, Clerk. 
 
 George W. Andrews, William A. Bohnarp, 
 
 Albert E. Skeel, Harry B. Fairfield, 
 
 H. E. Shimmin. 
 
 current work committee, 
 
 Harry B. Fairfield, Chairman. 
 
 Benj . S. Hubbell, Louis Rohrheimer. 
 
 entertainment and house committee, 
 
 H. E. Shimmin, Chairman. 
 
 A. Lincoln Hyde, Perley H. Griffin. 
 
COMMITTEES 
 
 OF SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION. 
 
 EXHIBITION COMMITTEE, 
 
 Herbert B Briggs, Chairman. 
 Benj. S. Hubbell, Sec'y and Treas. 
 Harry B. Fairfield, H. E. Shimmin, 
 
 Louis Rohrheimer, A. Lincoln Hyde, 
 
 Perley H. Griffin. 
 
 CATALOGUE AND FINANCE COMMITTEE, 
 
 Herbert B. Briggs, Benj. S. Hubbell, Perley H. Griffin. 
 
 ADMISSION AND HANGING COMMITTEE, 
 
 Louis Rohrheimer, Chairman. 
 
 George W. Andrews, Harry B. Fairfield, 
 
 Robert M. Allen, John H. Elliot, 
 
 W. Dominick Benes, Chas. S. Schneider. 
 
 entertainment committee, 
 H. E. Shimmin, Arthur N. Oviatt, Chas. W. Hopkinson. 
 
 advertisements and press, 
 Herbert B. Briggs. 
 
LIST OF MEMBERS. 
 
 ACTIVE. 
 
 Allen, Robert M . , 
 Anhrews, George William, . 
 Baird, Frederick, 
 Beiz, Frei>, . 
 bohm, gustave b., 
 Bohnakd, William A., 
 Briggs, Herbert B., 
 Coltman, Ora, 
 Fairfield, Harry B., 
 Ganzenmuller, Herman, 
 Gavin, Donald Howard, 
 Green, Franklin A., 
 Griffin, Perley H., 
 Hall, Wilbur M . , 
 
 HlRSH, WlLLARD, 
 
 Hubbell, Benj S., 
 Jansen, William C, 
 Kregelius, Herman, . 
 Liscomb, Walter K., 
 Nelson, Harry S., 
 Klotzbach, Augustus, 
 Moatz, Louis K., 
 Parsson, Raymond, 
 Pino, Pasijuale, 
 Rice, Lealand Ray 
 Schneider, Chas. S., 
 Shimmin, H . E., 
 Smith, W. F., 
 Skeel, Albert E., 
 Skeel, Frank D . , 
 
 50 Putnam Street 
 
 . 589 The Arcade 
 
 619 Hickox Building 
 
 1303 New England Building 
 
 . 1362 Detroit Street 
 
 41 Homer Street 
 
 . 1303 New England Building 
 
 2833 Euclid Avenue 
 
 57 Granger Street 
 
 6 Wallace Street 
 
 . 797 Superior Street 
 
 156 North Perry Street 
 
 1793 E. Madison Avenue 
 
 145 Taylor Street 
 
 . 416 New England Building 
 
 . New England Building 
 
 . 262 Prospect Street 
 
 63 Dunham Avenue 
 
 . 97 Woodbine Street 
 
 1303 New England Building 
 
 . Berea. Ohio 
 
 . 589 The Arcade 
 
 . 816 New England Building 
 
 1204 New England Building 
 
 . 703 New England Building 
 
 731 Garfield Building 
 
 50 Euclid Avenue 
 
 50 Euclid Avenue 
 
 1303 New England Building 
 
 801 The Cuyahoga Building 
 
ASSOCIATE. 
 
 AuoRN, Frank, 
 Barnum, Frank Seymour, 
 Benes, W. Dominick, 
 Cofurn, Forrest A., 
 Culley, John L., 
 
 DUTTON, W. SiTLLMAN, . 
 
 E[.liot, John Harlock, 
 Frary, Ihna Thayer, 
 Gladwin, Stephen C., 
 Gi.eichman, Morris M., 
 Granger, Alfred Hoyt, 
 
 Hoi'KINSON, ClIAS. W., . 
 
 Hunt, William Henry, 
 Hyde, A. Lincoln, 
 Lehman, Israel J., 
 Ludwig, Alfred, 
 Meade, Frank B. , 
 Myers, Thomas C, 
 Osborn, Frank C. , 
 0\ i att, Arthur N . , 
 Richardson, J. N., 
 Rohriieimer, Louis, 
 Safin, William Warren, 
 Watterson, William R., 
 Sctimi'i z, Hugo M. , 
 
 59 Fourth Avenue 
 
 ]90 Euclid Avenue 
 
 New England Building 
 
 1303 New England Building 
 
 33 Blackstone Building 
 
 815 New England Building 
 
 444 Society for Savings Building 
 
 630 Prospect Street 
 
 164 Oakdale Street 
 
 89 Euclid Avenue 
 
 731 Garfield Building 
 
 50 Euclid Avenue 
 
 504 5-6 The Cuyahoga 
 
 815 New England Building 
 
 1119 Hickox Building 
 
 Osborn Building 
 
 131 Garfield Building 
 
 Page Avenue, East Cleveland 
 
 Osborn Building 
 
 589 The Arcade 
 
 262 Prospect Street 
 
 44'2 The Arcade 
 
 703 New England Building 
 
 802 New England Building 
 
 347 Euclid Avenue 
 
 HONORARY. 
 
 Oi.ney, Charles Fayette, 
 
 137 Jennings Avenue 
 
Modeled by I. Rohrheimer . 
 
 INDEX 
 
 TO ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITS. 
 BOSTON, MASS. 
 
 Blackall, C. H. Music Hall Bldg. 
 
 I Hotel at Salem, Mass. 
 
 ■2 Park Square Hotel, Boston 
 
 3 Ball Room of Fenway Garden, Boston. 
 
 4 Entrance to Skating Rink. 
 
 Freethy, W.J— 85 Water St. 
 
 5 Design for Library and Art Gallery. 
 
 6 Elevation of Baptistry Screen. 
 
 7 Elevation of House at Portsmouth, N. H. 
 
 Gregg, D. A.— 1029 Tremont Bldg. 
 
 8 Mill on the River Sarthe, France. 
 
 Le Boutillier, Addison B— Room 26, No. 12 West Street. 
 
 9 Fountain in Villa Lante Viterbo. 
 
 10 Interior View of Temple of Neptune Paestum. 
 
 11 Designs for Wooden Clock Cases. 
 
 Little & Browne— 70 Kilby Street. 
 
 12 House of R. S. Bradley, Esq. , Pride's Crossing, Mass. Entrance 
 
 Front. 
 
 13 House of C. T. Means, Esq., Manchester, New Hampshire. Entrance 
 
 Front. 
 
 14 House of S. E. Guild, Esq., Nahant, Mass. Sea Front, Tooth Pick 
 
 Drawing. 
 
 15 House of Hon. C F. Sprague, Brookline, Mass. Drawing Room. 
 
 16 House of Hon. C. F. Sprague, Brookline, Mass. Entrance Hall. 
 
Schweinf urth, J. A.— Ill J Exchange Bldg. 
 
 17 Public Library, Champaign, 111. 
 
 18 Club House, Boston, Mass. 
 
 19 State Capitol, St. Paul, Minn. Second Prize Design. 
 
 20 Cemetery Crosses. 
 
 21 House at Cohasset, Mass. 
 
 22 Book Case Designs. 
 
 23 House on Commonwealth Avenue. 
 
 •2i Hancock Monument for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Bos- 
 ton, Mass. 
 
 "Winslow & Wetherell— 3 Hamilton Place. 
 
 25 House in New Hampshire. 
 
 26 Country House. 
 
 27 Office Building. 
 
 28 Auchmuty Bldg. , Boston. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 
 
 Department of Architecture— Harvard University. 
 
 29 Design for Normal School. 
 
 30 Ionic Order. 
 3 1 Doric Order. 
 
 32 Plan of "Tea House" of Parish Church. 
 
 CHICAGO, ILL. 
 
 Arnold, Hugo — 83 Metropolitan Block. 
 
 33 Sketch, Water Color. 
 
 Bracken, Julia M.- 26 Studio Bldg. 
 
 34 Igrtace J. Paderewski. Plaster Relief. 
 
 Burgess, Ida J.-S49 Marshall-Field Bldg. 
 
 35 Youth, Photographs from Mural paintings. 
 
 36 Learning. Photographs from Mural paintings. 
 
 37 Hall in Private Residence. 
 
 38 A Song of Spring. Decorative panel. 
 
Donning, N. Max— 1002, 172 Washington Street. 
 
 39 First Church of Christ, Scientist. 
 
 40 Design for a Residence. 
 
 41 Elevation Drawing. 
 
 4'2 Residence at Madison, Wis. 
 
 43 College at Barcelona, Spain. 
 
 4V Porch, Baltimore Co., Md. 
 
 45 Yigneau, France. 
 
 Hatzfeld, Clarence— 804, 172 Washington Street. 
 
 46 A Small Library. 
 
 Jenkins, Harry Dodge— 1601, 100 Washington Street. 
 
 47 Water Color Sketches. 
 
 Long, Birch Burdette- 1013,172 Washington Street. 
 
 48 Street Fountam, Stamboul. 
 
 49 Judges' Houses, East Grinstead, England. 
 
 50 Wells Cathedral from Vicar's Close. 
 
 51 Litchfield Cathedral . 
 
 52 Canterbury Cathedral from the Dark Entry. 
 
 53 Shaw House, Newbur)', England. 
 
 54 Canterbury Cathedral. 
 
 55 La Tour de Aignes. 
 
 50 Tombeau de Marguerite de Bourgone, Bour, France. 
 
 57 Water Color Sketches. 
 
 Maher, Geo. W.-218 La Salle St. Room 820. 
 
 5s Residence in Chicago. 
 
 Matteson, Victor A.— 1030 Davis St., Evanston, 111. 
 
 59 Wash Drawing. Detail. 
 
 60 Water Color Sketches. 
 
 Reade, Christia M.- 849 Marshall-Field Bldg. 
 
 61 Designs for book plates. 
 
 62 Design for Stained Glass Memorial Rose Window. 
 
 63 Photograph of Silver Belt. 
 
 64 Pencil Sketches. Chartes Cathedral from the river. 
 
 65 Foreign Sketches 
 
 66 Hillside, Auvers, France. Lithograph. 
 
 67 Pere Chevaliers Doorway, Auvers, France. Lithograph. 
 
 68 Old Arch, Chevaliers Doorway, Auvers, France. Lithograph. 
 
 69 Street, Auvers, France. Lithograph. 
 
Schumm, Walter. — 36, 24J Wabash Ave. 
 
 "70 Berlin Studies. Catalogue illustration. 
 
 71 German House, Chicago. 
 
 72 Study, Milano. 
 
 73 Study, Paris. 
 
 74 Prato Cathedral. 
 
 75 Park House, Chicago, 111. 
 
 76 Library, Galena. 
 
 Sutcliffe & Buck.— 903 Gaff Bldg. 
 
 77 Proposed Design, Entrance to Lincoln Park. 
 77a. Proposed Design, Ciborium and Altar. 
 
 Traxler, Victor — 54 Sigel St. 
 
 78 Design for a Residence. Elevation and Plan. Silver Medal. American 
 
 Institute of Architects. Property of the Art Institute of Chicago. 
 
 Wilmanns, August C— 902 Title & Trust Bldg. 
 
 79 A Town Library. Plan. 
 
 SO A Town Library. Elevation. 
 
 CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
 CLEVELAND ARCHITECTURAL CLUB. 
 
 Andrews, Geo. W.— 589 The Arcade. 
 
 81 Houseon a Hill. Competition— First Mention. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 82 Sketch for a Village Church. Competition — Second Mention. Cata- 
 
 logue Illustration. 
 
 Benes, W. Dominick — J 305 New England Building. 
 
 S3 Centennial Arch. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 84 Details of Terra Cotta Work about the City. 
 
 85 Details of Wrought Iron Work about the City. 
 
 86 Japanese Booth. 
 
 87 Catalogue Cover. Competition — First Mention. Catalogue Illustra- 
 
 tion. 
 
 Bohm, G. B.— 1362 Detroit Street. 
 
 88 Museum in a Park. 
 
 89 Sketch for Chapel. 
 
 90 Sketches of Station Churches. 
 
 91 Town Hall for Town of 3,000 Inhabitants. 
 
 92 Small Reference Library. Competition — Second Mention. 
 
Bohnard, Wm. A. 4J Homer Street. 
 
 93 House on a Hill. Competition — Second Mention. 
 
 1)4 Country Cottage. 
 
 95 Colonial Residence. 
 
 96 Design for a Country House. Catalogue Illustration. 
 'J7 Some Sketches by the Wayside. 
 
 98 Sketch. 
 
 Bowman, M.James — Chicago, 111. 
 
 99 Lighthouse Tower. Competition — First Mention. Catalogue Illu- 
 
 tration. 
 
 Briggs, Herbert B. — J303 New England Building. 
 
 100 Photographic Reminiscences of the Cleveland Architectural Club 
 
 Outing Trip to Detroit, July 28-30, 1897. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Coburn & Barnum, — 1303 New England Building. 
 
 101 Residence of Mr. W. H. Lawrence. North Elevation. 
 
 102 Residence of Mr. W. H. Lawrence. South Elevation . 
 
 103 Chimney of Mr. W. H. Lawrence. 
 
 104 St. Thomas Church, Port Clinton. 
 
 105 Residence of Mr. S. T. Wellman, Euclid Ave. 
 
 106 Electricity Building — Case School of Applied Science. Catalogue 
 
 Illustration. 
 
 107 "Owls Nest," Residence of Mr. Wm. H. Gaylord. Catalogue 
 
 Illustration . 
 
 108 Residence of Mr Geo. W. Howe. Catalogue Illustration . 
 
 Coburn, Barnum, Benes & Hubbell— New England Building. 
 
 109 Western Reserve Historical Society Building. 
 
 110 Goodrich House. 
 
 Coltman, Ora— 2833 Euclid Ave. 
 
 111 Cleveland Weather. 
 
 112 The Village Street. 
 
 113 In An Alley. 
 
 114 Afternoon. 
 
 115 Design for a Monument. 
 
 Dutton, W. Stillman-815 New England Bldg. 
 
 116 East End Savings Bank Bldg. Competition Design. Catalogue Illus- 
 
 tration. 
 
 117 Sketch for a Library Building. 
 
 118 Cast of Ionic Capital, East End Savings Bank. 
 
 Dutton, W. Stlllman, and A. Lincoln Hyde-8t5 New England Bldg. 
 
 119 C. T. & V. R. R. Passenger Station at Cleveland. 
 
Elliot, John Harlock— 444 Society for Savings Bldg. 
 
 Exhibiting Work of Knox & Elliot, Architects. 
 
 120 Design for a Congregational Church. 
 
 121 House for Charles H. Stanley, Esq. 
 
 122 Design for Ohio State Capitol Alterations. 
 
 123 Design for a Church. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 124 Science Hall, Lake Erie Seminary, Painesville, O. Catalogue Illus- 
 
 tration . 
 
 Frary, Ihna Thayer — 636 Prospect Street. 
 
 125 Renaissance Hall Mantel. Catalogue Illustration. 
 12<i Louis XII Door in Louvre. 
 
 12*7 Lion's Head. 
 
 Gavin, Donald Howard — 797 Superior St. 
 
 128 Initiation Sketch. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 12'.i Poster Design. Competition. --Second mention. 
 
 Gladwin, Stephen C — J 64 Oakdale Street. 
 
 130 Sketch Model of Capital for East End Savings Bank. W. S . Dutton, 
 
 Architect . 
 
 131 Sketch Model for Stone Panel. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Gleichman, Morris M , and A. Lincoln Hyde — 89 Euclid Ave. 
 
 1-32 Modern Tower of Babel. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Granger, Alfred Hoyt — 731 Garfield Bldg-. 
 
 133 Two Views of Residence at Lake Forest, 111 
 13+ Residence of W. L. Rice, Esq., Cleveland. 
 135 Residence of W. W . Andrews, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 Residence of J. H. Brown, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 Dining Room in Residence of J. H. Brown, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 Granger & Meade — 731 Garfield Bldg. 
 
 138 Club House of the German-American Club. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 139 Sketch of Drinking Room of the German- 
 
 American Club . a (i 
 
 140 Residence of T. T. Seelye, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 141 Office Building of The Werner Co., Akron, O. 
 
 142 Residence of Myron T. Herrick, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 143 Residence for R. H. York, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 144 Sketch for B. F. Miles, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 145 Residence of Mrs. O. F. Gordon, Cleveland. 
 
 146 Residence of S. R. Calloway, Esq., Cleveland. 
 14V Residence of H . J. Uhl, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 136 
 137 
 
1 + 8 Den in Residence of K . V. Fainter, Esq. 
 
 ]+!) Sketch of Proposed Residence. 
 
 150 Residence of A. W. Brown, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 151 Residence of Luther Allen, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 152 Residence of Patrick Calhoun, Esq., Cleveland. 
 
 153 Residence of A. S. Taylor, Esq., Cleveland. 
 15+ Residence of K. V. Painter, Esq . , Cleveland. 
 
 155 Residence of Dr. W. R. Lincoln, Cleveland. 
 
 156 View of Dining Room, Residence of Myron T. Herrick. 
 
 157 " " Living Room, " " " " " 
 
 15S " " Dining Room, " " Mrs. O. F. Gordon. 
 
 159 '■ " Living Room, " " " " " " 
 
 Griffin, Perky H. — 1793 E. Madison Ave. 
 
 Hit) Photographic Reminiscences of the Cleveland Architectural Club Out- 
 ing Trip to Detroit, July 28-30, 1897. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Hall, Wilbur M 1303 New England Bldg. 
 
 161 Altar in the Chapel of the "Church House," Cleveland. Catalogue 
 
 Illustration . 
 16-2 The Old Mill. 
 
 163 Altar Decoration in St. Mark's Church. 
 16,+ Old Trinity Cathedral. 
 
 165 " The Bell Tower " Old Trinity. 
 
 166 " La Rabida." 
 
 16V San Louis Rey Mission, California. 
 
 168 Santa Babara Mission, California. 
 
 16!) Design for Altar Decoration. 
 
 170 Church of Santa Maria Delia Salute, Venice. 
 
 Hirsh, Willard- 414-415-41 6 New England Building. 
 
 172 "Old Trinity Tower" Competition — Second Mention. Catalogue 
 
 Illustration. 
 Exhibiting work of Steffens, Searles & Hirsh, Architects. 
 
 173 Branch Library, Cleveland. 
 
 174 Design for Church. 
 
 175 The Heyse Apartment House. 
 
 Hopkinson, Chas. W. 50 Euclid Ave. 
 
 177 Residence of Dr. F. E. Bunts, Cleveland. 
 
 178 Residence of Mr. J. F. DeKlyn, Cleveland. 
 
 17!) Interior Riverside Cemetery Lodge, Reception Room. 
 
 180 Suburban Residence, Mr. Robert Wallace. 
 
 181 Suburban Residence, Jesse Garrett. 
 
 182 Hough Avenue Congregational Church. Front View. 
 
183 A Suburban Business Property. 
 
 1S4 A Modern Bank Room. 
 
 185 Grand Staircase, The Colonial Club. 
 
 186 The Ball Room Mantel, Colonial Club. 
 
 187 Collection of Interior Photographs. 
 
 188 A Village Church. 
 
 189 Riverside Cemetery Lodge. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Hubbell & Benes— 1305 New England Building:. 
 
 190 Olney Art Gallery. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 191 Residence of Ben Patterson. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 192 Residence of W. B. White. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 193 Design for one of Cleveland's Proposed Buildings. Catalogue Illus- 
 
 tration. 
 
 194 Proposed Stable. 
 
 195 Halcyon Flats. 
 190 Clmton Flats. 
 
 197 Details of Clinton Flats. 
 
 198 Sketch for a Stable. 
 
 199 Grace Church, Muncie, Indiana. 
 
 200 Plaster Cast of Panel in Mr. J. H. Wade's Yacht "Wadena." 
 •201 Terra Cotta Casts. 
 
 202 Sketch for Cottage. 
 
 203 Sketch for Residence. 
 
 204 The Piazza Theatre and Hotel. 
 
 205 Part of Cap from Chancel Arch, St. John's Church. Plaster Cast. 
 
 Hunt, William H.- 504-5- 6 The Cuyahoga. 
 
 207 to 230 Photographs illustrating the early Spanish Architecture of Cal- 
 ifornia. 
 
 Jansen, W. C. — 1127 Lake Street. 
 
 231 Suggestions tor a Cleveland Public Library. Elevation and Plan. 
 
 Klotzbach, Augustus — Berea, Ohio. 
 
 232 Cafe Interior. "Old German Style. " Competition -First Mention. 
 
 Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Kregelius, Hermann— 63 Dunham Avenue. 
 
 234 Cafe. Elevation. 
 
 235 Cafe. Plan. 
 
Lehman, Isreal J.- 619 Hickox Building-. 
 
 Exhibiting Works of Lehman & Schmitt, Architects. 
 
 237 Court House . 
 
 238 Residence of F W, Bruch. 
 
 239 Count}' Morgue. 
 
 240 County Morgue, Lobbv. 
 
 241 Office Building. 
 
 242 Temple, Willson Avenue. 
 
 243 The Osborn Building. 
 
 244 Court House, Lobby. Towanda, Fa. 
 
 Liscomb, W. K.— 97 Woodbine Street. 
 
 247 High Cross Abbey, Tipperary. Sketch from Fhoto. 
 
 Osborn, Frank C. Osborn Building. 
 
 Exhibiting Work of the Osborn Co., Civil Engineers. 
 24s Rock}' River Bridge. 
 
 249 Chagrin balls Bridge. 
 
 250 Riverside Cemetery Bridge. Catalogue Illustration . 
 
 Oviatt, Arthur N. -589 The Arcade. 
 
 251 Dining Room, Century Club. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 252 (a i Dining Room, Century Club. 
 
 253 i b) Dining Room, Century Club, 
 
 254 (c) Ladies' Room, Century Club. 
 
 255 (d | Lobby, Century Club. 
 
 250 (e) Billiard Room, Century Club. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 257 (f) Grill Room, Century Club. 
 
 25s Residence of A. L. Garford, Elyria, Ohio. 
 
 259 Stairway in residence of A. L. Garford. Elyria, Ohio. 
 
 260 Fire Place Nook in residence of A. L. Garford, Eiyria, Ohio. 
 201 Dining Room in residence of A. L, Garford, Elyria, Ohio. 
 
 262 Hall in residence of A. L. Garford, Elyria, Ohio. 
 
 263 Living Room in residence of A. L. Garford, Elyria, Ohio. 
 
 264 Original Drawing, Elyria Congregational Church. 
 
 265 Residence for Mr. A. B. Marshall. 
 
 266 Residence for Mr. A. B. Marshall. Plan. 
 
 Parsson, Ray. -815 New England Building. 
 
 267 Chateau Plessis-les-Tours. Rendering from Photograph. Catalogue 
 
 Illustration . 
 26s Title Page (of Catalogue) Design. Catalogue illustration. 
 
Rohrheimer, Louis — 442 The Arcade. 
 
 269 Romanesque Library. 
 
 270 Gothic Den. 
 
 271 Gothic Dining Room. 
 
 272 German Renaissance Den. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 273 Foreign Sketch, using motives of Meran Castle. 
 
 274 Fawn Head. Plaster Cast. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 275 Heraldic Design. Plaster Cast. Catalogue Illustration . 
 
 276 Italian Boy. Plaster Cast. 
 
 277 Portrait Relief. Plaster Cast. 
 
 278 Empire Interior. 
 
 279 Burnt Leather Panel. 
 
 280 Burnt Wood Panel. 
 
 281 Design for Book Cover. 
 
 282 Flemish Interior. Catalogue illustration. 
 
 283 Arm Chair. 
 
 284 Poster Design. Competition. First Mention. 
 
 Sabin, William W.- -703 New England Bldg. 
 
 285 Eldred Hall. Catalogue Illustration . 
 
 286 View of Cottage. 
 
 287 Water Color Sketches from Zoar, Ohio. 
 
 Schneider, Chas. S. — 731 Garfield Bldg. 
 
 288 Competition Sketch of a Village Church. First Mention. Cat- 
 
 alogue Illustration. 
 
 289 Pen and Ink Sketch. 
 
 290 Pen and Ink Sketch. Flan. 
 
 21)1 Sketch for a Children's Play House. 
 
 292 Sketch for a Country House. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Shimmin, H. E.— 50 Euclid Ave. 
 
 293 Area Delia Pace. 
 
 294 Lantern of All Saints Church. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 295 Colonial Residence. 
 
 296 Summer Cottage. 
 
 Skeel, A. E — 1303 New England Building. 
 
 297 Library for Small City, Front Elevation. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 298 Library for Small City, Side Elevation. 
 
 299 Library for Small City, First Floor Plan. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 300 Library for Small City, Second Floor Plan. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Competition — First Mention. 
 
 301 Cottage on Hill-top. 
 
 302 Semi-detached Dwelling for A. E. Skeel. Architect. 
 
 303 Lorain Y. M. C. A. Elevation. 
 
Smith, Wendell F. 50 Euclid Ave. 
 304 Residence of S. K, Barstow. 
 3d5 Photographs of Suburban Residence. 
 
 Watterson, W. R. and H. B. Fairfield— 802 New England Building. 
 306 First Church ol Christ Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 Watterson, W. R.-802 New England Building. 
 
 307 Fire Station Elevation. 
 
 308 Chamber of Commerce. Front Elevation. Catalogue Illustration. 
 300 Chamber of Commerce. Side Elevation. 
 
 Board of Education.— J 90 Euclid Ave. 
 
 310 to 315 Groups of Photos of Schools in frames. 
 
 Cleveland Chamber of Commerce — The Arcade. 
 
 311 to 325 Drawings for the Building now being erected at the north east 
 
 corner of Monumental Square. These drawings are loaned 
 by the courtesy of the Board of Directors of the Chamber. 
 
 Striebinger, Frederick M. — 1180 Central Ave. Student of Ecole des Beaux 
 Arts, Paris. 
 
 326 Fountaine. Market St. Germaine. Paris. Catalogue Illust ation. 
 
 327 Salles des Fetes. 
 
 328 Restaurantior, Theatre d'Orange. Seconde Medaille. 
 
 329 Marine Laboratory. Facade. 
 
 330 Marine Laboratory. Plan. 
 
 331 Honfleur, France. 
 
 COLUMBUS, OHIO. 
 
 Yost & Packard.- Capitol Square, East. 
 
 332 Ohio Pythian Home, Springfield, Ohio. 
 
 334 Proposed Buildings, Ohio State University. 
 
 335 Design for Administration Building, Ohio State University. 
 
 336 Accepted design for Ohio State Capitol. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 337 Law Library for Ohio State Capitol. 
 
 338 Lobby for Ohio State Capitol. 
 
 339 Supreme Court Room for Ohio State Capitol. 
 
 340 Competition design, Mississippi Capitol. Water Color. 
 
341 Competition design, Mississippi Capitol. Pen and Ink. 
 
 342 Proposed Opera House, Mansfield, Ohio. 
 
 343 I. O. O. F. Home, Springfieid, Ohio. 
 
 344 High School, Urbana. Ohio. 
 
 345 Competition design, Court House, South Bend, Ind. 
 3 4»> Kogie's Tavern, Zanesville, Ohio. 
 
 347 Marion County Court House, Fairmount, \V. Va. 
 
 DETROIT. 
 
 DETROIT ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH CLUB. 
 
 Medal Competition, An Arched Entrance to Palmer Park, given by Michigan 
 Chapter, American Institute of Architects. 
 
 348 R. E. Mildner, Gold Medal. 
 
 349 F. Carl Pollmar, Silver Medal. 
 
 350 Louis F. Risher, Mention. 
 
 351 E. A. Schilling. 
 
 352 Alex. Blumberg. 
 
 Club Competition Drawings. 
 
 352 Hunter, W. E. N., Design for a Mantel. 
 
 353 Klei, Louis F., An Artist's Country House. 
 
 354 Ropes, Geo, H. / T> . _. 
 
 „. , T . „ Kendering trom Photo. 
 
 355 Risher, Lewis F., \ 6 
 
 356 Mildner, R. E., A Campanile. 
 
 357 Maeir, John W. 
 
 358 Rosengarten, S. 
 
 359 Ropes, Geo. H. 
 
 360 Lovell, Arthur, A Small Bank Building. 
 
 361 Pollmar, F. Carl, An Art Club Building. 
 
 362 Risher, Lewis F., Drawings for a Church. 
 
 Lorch, Emil — Art Museum. 
 
 363 Scheme for the Bell Isle Bridge Terminal. 
 
 364 Competitive Sketch for Store Building. 
 
Work of The Detroit Architectural Sketch Club Summer Class in Water Color. 
 
 365 to 374 Sketches by E. |. Barnes. 
 
 Alex. Blumberg, 
 C. Burrows. 
 J.J. Frauenf elder. 
 John Gillard. 
 Louis F. Klei. 
 Emil Lorch. 
 R. E. Mildner. 
 H. A. Odell. 
 S. Rosengarten. 
 
 Chittenden, Alpheus W. — Wayne County Savings Bank Bldg. 
 
 •375 Interiors of N. H. Cafes. 
 
 Coquard Leon — 169 First Street. 
 
 376 St. Peter and Paul's Academy, Detroit. 
 
 377 " " " " " Main Entrance. 
 
 378 Librarv of H. B. Huber's Residence. 
 
 379 New Cathedral, Covington, Ky. 
 
 Dillon, John Robert— 481 Cass Ave. 
 
 380 A Memory of the White City. 
 
 381 A Study. 
 
 382 Facade of a Church, Cordova, Spain. 
 
 383 Courtyard of the house of Agnes Sorel, Orleans. 
 
 384 Design for a Public Bath House, submitted in Clark Medal Competi- 
 
 tion. 
 
 385 x\n October Afternoon. 
 
 386 A French Street Scene. 
 
 387 A House in the Old Quarter of Berlin, by Hugh M. G. Garden. 
 
 388 St. Binoit Courtyard of an Old House. 
 
 Mueller, G. A. — Union Trust Bldg. 
 
 380 Proposed Greenhouse at Waterworks Park. 
 
 Nettleton, Kahn & Trowbridge— 1 117 Union Trust Bldg. 
 
 390 Design for Hunt Street Police Station, Detroit, Mich. Catalogue 
 
 Illustration . 
 
 391 Design for Woodward Lawn Cemetrv Entrance, Detroit, Mich. 
 
 392 Study in Water Color. 
 
 393 " " 
 392 
 
Raseman, R. E.— Buhl Block. 
 
 393 Church at Ann Arbor. 
 
 Rogers & McFarlane — Moffat Bldg> 
 
 394 Photographs of Executed Work. 
 
 ELMIRA, N. Y. 
 
 Olmsted, W. B.-U8 Lake Street. 
 
 396 Main Entrance, Y. M. C- A., Elmira, N- Y. 
 
 397 Residence, Elmira, N. Y. 
 
 398 Residence, Detail of Entrance. 
 
 399 City Hall, Elmira, N. Y 
 
 400 City Hall. Elmira, N. Y. , Detail of East End. 
 
 401 City Hall, Elmira, N. Y., Clock Tower. 
 
 402 City Hall, Elmira, X. Y. , Detail of South Front. 
 
 HARTFORD, TRUMBULL CO., OHIO. 
 
 Plympton, L. F. 
 
 403 Residence of Mrs. Dr. Wiggins, Ft. Thomas, Ky. 
 
 404 Residence of Mr. E. H. Pendleton, College Hill, O. 
 
 405 Residence of Mr. John H. Martin, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 406 Residence of Mr. Harrier Hulburt, Clifton, O. 
 
 407 Residence of Mr. Willis Kemper, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 408 Residence of Mr. W. Snowden Smith, Syracuse, N. Y. 
 
 409 Residence of Mr. A. D. Fisher, Cincinnati, O. Interior. 
 
 410 Residence of Mr. A. D. Fisher, Cincinnati, O. Interior. 
 
 411 Residence of Mr. A. D. Fisher, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 412 Residence of Mr. A. D. Fisher, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 413 Residence of Mrs. C- A. Plympton, Cincinnati. O. 
 
 414 Residence of Mrs. C A. Plympton, Cincinnati, O. 
 
 ITHACA, NEW YORK. 
 
 Cornell University. 
 
 These drawings were made in Paris and are exhibited through the 
 courtesy of Prof. Alexander Buel Trowbridge, Professor in charge of 
 the College of Architecture, Cornell University. 
 
 Binet, M. R. 
 
 415 Un Banc D Cenre Pour Une Eglise. 
 
Hulot, M. Jean. 
 
 416 Une Chapelle Dans Un Port. 
 
 417 Un Petit Port Des Gondoles. 
 
 4is Une \'onte En arc De Cloitre. 
 
 Umbdenstock, M. G. 
 
 4l!i Un Campanile. 
 
 420 Une Cheminee Monumentale. 
 
 LYNN, MASS. 
 
 Weltcn, Wm. L.- 38 Lewis St. 
 
 421 Facade, Cancellena Palace . 
 
 422 Courtyard, Cancellena Palace. 
 
 423 An English Street. 
 
 424 An Artist's Studio. 
 
 425 Choragic Monument. 
 
 MILWAUKEE, WIS. 
 
 Gray, Elmer, and Ferry & Clas — 419 Broadway. 
 
 425 Competition Drawing for a Library at Erie,'* Pa. Catalogue illus- 
 tration. 
 
 427 Competition Drawing for a Library at Erie, Pa. Catalogue illus- 
 
 tration. Interior. 
 
 428 Amiens, France. Water Color. Catalogue illustration. 
 420 Vezelay, France. Water Color. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 Atelier Masqueray — 123 East 23d Street, New York. 
 
 Drawings submitted by students of Atelier Masqueray in the Society 
 of Beaux Arts Architects Competition. 
 
 Armstrong, Em. T. L. 
 
 430 A Governor's House in a State Capitol. 
 
 Richardson, Karl. 
 
 431 A Country Inn. Elevation. Awarded Medal. 
 
 432 A Country Inn. Plan. Awarded Medal. 
 
Wickenhoffer, H. F. 
 
 43::! A Well by the Roadside. 
 
 434 A Well by the Roadside. Detail. 
 
 Columbia University, School of Architecture. 
 
 435 to 479 Student Work consisting of Sketches, etc, illustrative of the 
 
 method of study. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
 
 Ash, Percy~328 Chestnut Street. 
 
 Envoy of the University of Pennsylvania, Traveling Architect. 
 
 4H(i The Baths of Caracalla, measured and drawn by Mr. Ash. 
 
 481 The Baths of Caracalla, restored plan. 
 
 48^ Section of the Baths of Caracalla, restored. 
 
 483 Theater of Marcellus, measured and drawn by Mr. Ash. 
 
 4S4 Theater of Marcellus, Full size Detail of Ionic Cap. 
 
 485 Theater of Marcellus, Full size Detail of Doric Cap. 
 
 4S(i The Riccardi Palace, Florence, Italy. 
 
 487 Italian Sketches. 
 
 488 Italian Sketches. 
 
 Bassett, Geo. G.— 421 Chestnut Street. 
 
 489 Ingle Nook, Competition. T Square Club. 
 
 Bailey & Truscott— 42 1 Chestnut Street. 
 
 490 Baptist Church. 
 
 Cope & Stewardson. 
 
 New Buildings for the Pennsylvania Institute for the instruction of 
 the Blind, now being built at Ovorbrook, Pa. 
 4il Front Elevation. 
 
 492 Side and Rear Elevation. 
 
 493 Section. 
 
 494 First Floor Plan 
 49.1 Second Floor Plan . 
 49ii Perspective. 
 
 497 Perspective . 
 
d'Asceruo, Nicola, 1020 Chestnut Street. 
 
 4!»S Basilica of St. Clemente, Rome. 
 
 499 Aurora. 
 
 500 Competitive Design for South Wall of Council Chamber, New City 
 
 Hall, Philadelphia. 
 
 501 Shrine in St. Marco, Venice. 
 
 502 Corner of Oiling Decoration in Sansovino's Library, Venice. 
 
 Boyd, D. K, & L. V. — Associated Architects, Exhibited by David Knickerbacker 
 Boyd, Harrison Building. 
 
 503 Church at Wayne, Pennsylvania, Catalogue Illustration 
 
 504 Church at Wayne, Pennsylvania, Ground Plan. 
 
 505 Alterations to House at Germantown, Pa. Front Elevation. 
 606 House at Pelham, Perspective and Plan. 
 
 Boyd, David Knickerbacker — 1012 Harrison Building. 
 
 507 Competitive Drawings for Public School Building at Wayne, Pa. 
 
 Plans and Perspective. 
 
 Boyd, Lawrence Visscher — 1012 Harrison Building. 
 
 508 House to be built at Pelham, Germantown, Pa. Plan and Elevation. 
 
 509 House to be built at Germantown, Pa. 
 
 510 House for Henry F. Mell. 
 
 511 House to be built at St. David's, Pa. 
 
 512 House for Robert M. Hogue, Pelham, Germantown, Pa. 
 
 513 House for Richard Tilgham, St. David's, Pa. 
 
 Hays, Frank A.— 421 Chestnut Street. 
 
 514 Pritchett's House on West Chester Turnpike, Lancaster, Pa. Cata- 
 
 logue Illustration. 
 
 515 Court Yard in Apartment House at Wilmington, Del. 
 
 Kennedy, Hays & Kelsey- 421 Chestnut Street. 
 
 5 16 Proposed Land Title & Trust Co 's Building, First Floor Plan. 
 517 Proposed Land Title & Trust Co.'s Building. Broad St. Elevation. 
 51b Proposed building of the West Philadelphia Trust Co.'s Building. 
 Plan. 
 
 519 Proposed building of the West Philadelphia Trust Co s Building. 
 
 Elevation. 
 
 Kelsey, Albert-421 Chestnut Street. 
 
 520 Water Approach to a Gentleman's Estate. 
 
 Lachenmeyer, Paul- N. W. Corner Broad and Pine Streets. 
 
 521 The Lorelei . Plaster Bust. 
 
Miller, Frank Curry —\ 702 Ontario Street. 
 
 522 Public Scool, Stanford, Conn. 
 
 523 Church, 17th and Westmoreland Streets. 
 
 524 House in Germantown. 
 
 School of Industrial Art— 320 S. Broad Street. 
 
 525 to 546 Exhibits of the work of the classes in Architectural design and 
 
 rendering. Decorative Sculpture and Interior Decoration of the 
 School of Industrial Art of the Pennsylvania Museum, Phil- 
 adelphia Four Catalogue Illustrations. 
 
 Sutton, Daniel E.- -2634 N. 5th Street. 
 
 547 Moorish Interior. 
 
 548 Heraldic Decoration . 
 
 549 Heraldic Decoration . 
 
 Smith, Oscar L.- 2429 Brown Street. 
 
 550 Design for Twin Houses. 
 
 ST. PAUL, MINN. 
 
 Holyoke, Thomas G. -409 Laurel Avenue. 
 
 
 
 Interior of Chartes Cathedral. 
 
 556 Roman Arch, Orange, France. 
 
 557 Temple of Concord Girgenti, Sicily. 
 55s Side Porch, Cathedrale, Pisa. 
 
 EXHIBIT OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. 
 
 From the Treasury Department, Washing-ton. 
 
 550 Post Office, Pueblo, Colorado. 
 
 560 Post Office, Portland, Oregon. Wm. Martin Aiken, Architect. 
 
 501 Post Office and Custom House, New London, Conn. 
 
 562 Post Office, Madison, Indiana. 
 
 603 Post Office, Paterson, New Jersey. 
 
564 Post Office, Saginaw, Michigan. 
 
 505 Post Office and Custom House, San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 500 Law Library, St Paul, Minn. Wm. Martin Aiken, Architect. 
 
 50V Circuit Court Room, Omaha, Nebraska. Wm. Martin Aiken, Architect. 
 
 508 Post Office, Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Wm. Martin Aiken, Architect. 
 
 569 Post Office, Buffalo. New York. Wm. Martin Aiken, Architect. 
 
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A MEMORIAL EXHIBITIONS^ 
 OF DRAWINGS AND PHOTO- 
 GRAPHS, sssssssss 
 
 ILLUSTRATING 
 
 The Life and Works of the 
 Late Richard Morris Hunt, 
 Architect. <£ <£ ^ *£ dt «£ 
 
 J827-1895. 
 
 THESE COLLECTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE AVAILABLE 
 THROUGH THE COURTESY OF MRS. RICHARD 
 MORRIS HUNT AND RICHARD HOWLAND HUNT, ESQ 
 
A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF RICHARD 
 MORRIS HUNT. 
 
 Richard Morris Hunt was the son of Jonathan Hunt, M. C, born in 
 Brattleborough, Vt., October 3 1, 1827. After graduating from the Bos- 
 ton High School, in 1843, he went to Switzerland, and the following 
 year entered the atelier of Samuel Darier, at Geneva. The next year he 
 became a pupil of Hector Lefuel, at Paris, and in 1846 was admitted to 
 the Ecole des Beaux Arts, where his studies lasted ten years, during 
 which time he traveled in Europe, Asia Minor, and Egypt. In 1854, 
 Lefuel was put in charge of the new work on the Louvre, and under his 
 direction Hunt designed the Pavilion de la Bibliotheque, opposite the 
 Palais Royal His independent professional career began on his return 
 to New York, in 1855, and continued until his death in 1895. 
 
 His work has received recognition by the most distinguished bodies 
 in the profession, both here and in Europe. He was President of the 
 American Institute of Architects and of the New York Chapter. The hon- 
 orary degree of LL. D. was conferred on him by Harvard in 1892. He 
 was made Honorary and Corresponding Member of the Academie des 
 Beaux Arts, Institut de France, in 1882 ; Chevalier de la Legion d' 
 Honneur, in 1884 ; and Member of the Society Centrale des Architectes 
 Francais, in 188G. He was elected Honorary and Corresponding Member 
 of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1886, and of the Ingenieur 
 and Architecten Verein, of Vienna, in 1887. He became Academician of 
 St. Luke's, Rome, in 1892 ; was awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal 
 Institute of British Architects in 1893 ; and later in the same 3'ear was 
 nominated Associate Member of the Institute of France. He served on 
 the juries of the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1807 ; of the Centennial 
 Exposition, Philadelphia, 1876 ; and of the Columbian Exposition. Chi- 
 cago, 1893. 
 
INDEX OF DRAWINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 570 Copy of a Map of the United States. 
 
 Rendered Drawings Made at the Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, under M. Lefuel. 
 
 571 Corinthian Order, from the Interior of the Pantheon. 
 
 572 Building for the National Archives. Elevation. 
 
 573 Building for the National Archives. Section. 
 
 574 Pavilion of a Palace Facade. 
 
 575 Facade of a House. 
 
 576 Monument to Napoleon I., designed for the upper end of the lie de 
 
 la Citt'', Paris. 
 
 577 Copy of Ecole Projet of 1817. 
 57s Copy of Ecole Projet of 1819. 
 
 579 Section, Ecole Study. 
 
 580 A Mausoleum. Plans. 
 
 581 A Mausoleum. Elevation. 
 
 582 A Mausoleum. Section. 
 5*3 Section of a Spiral Staircase, 
 
 584 Baths. Elevation. 
 
 585 A Mausoleum. Plan. 
 
 586 A Mausoleum, Elevation. 
 
 587 A Mausoleum. Section. 
 5S8 Plan of a Casino. 
 
 589 A Sheet of Construction Details. 
 
 590 Station in an Oasis of the Desert. Elevation. 
 
 591 Station in an Oasis of the Desert. Section. 
 
 Studies of Additions to the Louvre, Paris. Made as Inspecteur under M. Lefuel, 
 Architecte. 
 
 592 Rez-de-Chaussee, Pavilion Napoleon. 
 
 593 Pavilion vis-a-vis le Pa'ais Royal. 
 
 5'J4 Pavilion de la Bibliothcque Imperiale du Louvre, 1854-55. 
 
 595 Lucarne de la rue de Kivoli. 
 
 596 Balustres. Pavilion de la Bibliothcque. 
 
 DRAWINGS MADE IN AMERICA, 
 
 597 Entrance to Central Park, New York, corner 8th Avenue and 59th 
 
 Street. 
 
 598 Entrance to Central Park, corner 5th Avenue and 59th Street. 
 
 599 Another view of the same. 
 
 600 Park Entrance. 
 
C01 Entrance to Central Park, at 7th Avenue and 59th Street. 
 
 602 Entrance at 6th Avenue and 59th Street. 
 
 603 Park Entrance, with Gates and Equestrian Group. 
 
 604 Study of Oriel Window, Vanderbilt House. 
 005 The Lenox Library, New York. 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS. 
 
 606 Yorktown Monument. 
 
 607 Yorktown Monument. Detail. 
 60* Lenox Library. 
 
 609 Pedestal, Statue of Liberty. 
 
 010 Scroll and Key Club, New Haven, Conn. 
 
 oil Griswold Residence, Newport. 
 
 012 Griswold Residence, Carriage Porch. 
 
 613 Seventh Regiment Monument, Central Park, New York. 
 
 014 Traverse House, Newport. 
 
 615 Rossiter Residence, New York. 
 
 616 Entrance Gates, Wetmore Residence, Newport. 
 
 017 W. K. Vanderbilt House, Oakdale, L. I. 
 
 018 Dolly Yarden Store Building, New York. 
 
 619 Presbyterian Hospital, New York. 
 
 620 Tribune Building, New York. 
 
 621 Guernsey Office Building, New York. 
 
 622 Houses erected for Dr. Williams, Boston. 
 0.23 Rogers Residence, Hyde Park, New York. 
 624 Stevens Apartment House, New York. 
 025 Ogden Mills Residence, New York. 
 
 626 Vanderbilt Mausoleum. 
 
 0.27 Borden Residence, Chicago. 
 
 0.28 Richard Morris Hunt's Studio, Newport. Catalogue Illustration. 
 
 629 Richard Morris Hunt's Studio, Newport. 
 
 030 Wadsworth Fountain, Geneseo, New York. 
 
 031 Wadsworth Fountain, Geneseo, New York. 
 
 032 Bronson House, New York. 
 633 A Swiss Chalet, Newport. 
 
 0.34 Presbyterian Church, New York. 
 
 035 Pinchot House, Milford, Pa. 
 
 636 Pinchot House, Milford, Pa. 
 
 037 Appleton House, Newport. 
 
 638 Appleton House, Newport. 
 
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 The Hypothenuse. 
 Library, Princeton, N. |. 
 Marquand Chapel, Princeton, N. J. 
 Marquand Chapel, Princeton, N. |. 
 Belmont Stable, Newport, R. I. 
 Belmont Stable, Newport, R. I. 
 Belmont Tomb, Newport, K. I. 
 Administration Building, World's Fair, Chicago. 
 ]. |. Astor Residence, New York. Catalogue Illustrati 
 Gerry Residence, New York. 
 Wm. K. Yanderbilt House, New York. 
 Marquand House. New York. 
 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbilt House, Newport. 
 Illustration. Exterior. 
 
 It House, Newport. 
 It House, Newport. 
 It House, Newport. 
 It House, Newport. 
 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbi 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbi 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbi 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbi 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 
 case. Interior Catalogue Illustration. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Yanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 The Breakers, Cornelius Vanderbilt House, Newport. 
 Marble House, W. K. Yanderbilt, Newport, R. I. 
 Marble House, W. K. Vanderbilt, Newport, R. I. 
 Marble House, W. K Vanderbilt, Newport, R. I. 
 Marble House, W. K. Vanderbilt, Newport, R. I. 
 Belcourt, O H P. Belmont, Newport, R. I. 
 Belcourt, O. H. P. Belmont, Newport, R. I. 
 Belcourt, O. H. P. Belmont, Newport, R. I. 
 Belcourt, O. H. P. Belmont, Newport, R. I. 
 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 Exterior. 
 Exterior. 
 Exterior. 
 Exterior. 
 Exterior. 
 Catalogue 
 
 Exterior. 
 Exterior. 
 Exterior. 
 Interior. 
 Grand Stair- 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 Interior. 
 
681 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 682 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 68,3 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport. R. I. Exterior. 
 6S4 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. 1. Exterior. 
 
 685 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 686 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 687 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 688 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 6S9 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. I. Interior. 
 
 690 Ogden Goelet, Residence, Newport, R. J. Interior. 
 
 691 H. G. Marquand. House, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 692 H. G. Marquand, House, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 693 H. G. Marquand, House, Newport, R. I. Interior. 
 
 694 H. G. Marquand, House, Newport, R. I. Interior. 
 
 695 H. G. Marquand, House, Newport, R. I. Interior. 
 
 696 H. G. Marquand, House, Newport, R. I. Interior. 
 
 697 H. G. Marquand, House, Newpont, R. I. Interior. 
 
 698 H. G. Marquand, House, Newport, R. I. Interior. 
 
 699 J. R. Busk, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 700 J. R. Busk, Residence, Newport, R. I. Exterior. 
 
 701 J. R. Busk, Residence, Newport, R. I. Interior. 
 
 702 J. A. Havemeyer, House. Interior. 
 
 703 J. A. Havemeyer, House. Interior. 
 
 704 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 705 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 706 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 707 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 708 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 709 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 710 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 711 Geo. W. Vanderbilt, Residence, Biltmore, N. C. 
 
 712 U. S. Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C. 
 
 713 U, S. Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C. 
 
 714 U. S. Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C. 
 
 715 U. S. Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C. 
 
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
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 Anchor Electric Co Electrical Push Buttons ' 133 
 
 Asbrand, Chas. W Stained Glass 130 
 
 Bateson, C. C Electrical Construction I34 
 
 Bernsdorf, Fred Painting 134 
 
 Bostwick Steel Lath Co Metal Lath 137 
 
 Brooks, T. H. & Co . Structural Iron 140 
 
 Chromotype Engraving Co Photoengraving ]36 
 
 Clarence H Col lings Co., The Mantels, Tile, Gas Fixtures 134 
 
 Cleveland Builders' Exchange, The 130 
 
 Cleveland Lumber & Mfg. Co., The Mill Work ...... 137 
 
 Cleveland Window Glass Co Glass, Paint, Sash and Doors 130 
 
 Columbian Fire proofing Co Fire proofing 138 
 
 Davis Hunt iCo Hardware 122 
 
 Ellwood Tin Plate Co Tin Plate 132 
 
 Enterprise Electrical Co Electrical Construction 132 
 
 Ernst, A Frescoes, Decorations 134 
 
 Euclid Ave, Savings & Banking Co., The 138 
 
 Ferrosteel Co. Register Faces 124 
 
 Gimbert, William Tin and Slate 134 
 
 Grant, John Mason Contractor 131 
 
 Grimn, C.N Mason Contractor 135 
 
 Jones, E. H. & Co Heating Contractors 137 
 
 Macbeth A; Co Iron 134 
 
 Masters & Co Cement Contractors 134 
 
 Matthews & Libbv Cement Contractors 135 
 
 McBroom & Co Architects' Materials 138 
 
 Mcintosh-Huntington Co.. The Hardware 120 
 
 Morgan Steam Heating Co Heating Contractors 132 
 
 Murphy Varnish Co Varnish 139 
 
 Norcross Bros Marble and Mosaic 126 
 
 Osborn, J. M & L. A Tin Plate 136 
 
 Ohio Adamant Co Hard Wall Plaster 136 
 
 Paul, William T Mason Contractor 131 
 
 Pennington, A. W. & Son Ventilating Sash Lock 133 
 
 Pope, Chas. E & Co Pressed Brick 136 
 
 Reaugh, J. A. & Son General Contractors 136 
 
 Sandusky Portland Cement Co Cement 138 
 
 Schulze, A Mason Contractor 134 
 
 Shackleton Bros '1 in and Slate . 140 
 
 Soule Photo Co Architectural Photographs 133 
 
 Standard Pipe Covering Co Pipe Covering 140 
 
 Stevens, T. B Automatic Sash Lock 131 
 
 Taylor, N. & G Tin Plate 132 
 
 Thomas & Young ...Mill Work 134 
 
 Troy Laundry Machinery Co , Limited Laundry Machinery 131 
 
 Tyler, W. S. Wire Works Co Ornamental Iron 135 
 
 Van Dorn Iron Works Co., The Structural, Iron and Jail Work 139 
 
 Venetian Mosaic & Art Marble Co., The Marble and Mosaic , 135 
 
 Vliet, W. F. & Co Painting, Decorating 140 
 
 Webster, Warren & Co Heating System 135 
 
 Watterson, Henry Carpenter Contractor 134 
 
 Winkle Terra Cotta Co , The Arcditectural Terra Cotta 137 
 
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DETROIT TRIP. 
 
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 The Cleveland Club inaugurated its series of Summer Outing 
 Trips, July 28-30, 1897, by a trip to Detroit, to see and study its 
 Architecture and to become acquainted with the members, 
 of the Detroit Architectural Sketch Club. 
 
 The Detroit Club most royally entertained, the principal' 
 buildings of the city were inspected, beautiful Belle Isle Park 
 visited, and two days were very enjoyably and profitably spent. 
 
 The trip was a success, so much so that others will follow.. 
 At least one trip a year will be made. 
 
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 PHOTOGRAPHIC REMINISCENCES OF THE CLEVELAND ARCHITECTURAL CLUB OUTING 
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PHOTOGRAPHIC REMINISCENCES OF THE CLEVELAND ARCHITECTURAL CLUB TO DETROIT. 
 
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T HE 
 
 Geo. Worthington 
 Company, of 
 Cleveland, 
 
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 exhibits at the Convention a unique col- 
 lection of nearly one hundred Store Door 
 Handles, embracing a great variety of 
 designs in all of the leading schools of 
 ornament. 
 
 The collection is representative of the 
 products of The Yale & Towne Manufac- 
 turing Co. in the field of Art Hardware. 
 
 The George Worthington Company 
 solicits correspondence with Architects, 
 and is prepared promptly to submit pro- 
 posals for furnishing all hardware, both of 
 use and of ornament, required in the con- 
 struction of buildings of every kind. 
 
 Nos. 95-99 Saint Clair Street, 
 CLEVELAND, O. 
 
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The Mcintosh-Huntington Co., 
 
 . AGENTS FOR 
 
 
 RUSSELL & ERWIN 
 MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 
 
 ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE. 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 NEW BRITAIN CONN 
 
 PHILADELPHIA - BALTIMORE 
 
 LONDON . 
 
 CHICAGO SAMPLE OFFICE 
 941-2 MARQUETTE BUILDING 
 
 TELEPHONE - 2640 -MAIN . 
 
 Columbia Door Spring and Check 
 American Spring Hinges 
 Chicago Spring Hinges 
 Prouty Bali-Bearing Door Hangers 
 
 Paragon Dumb Waiters 
 Morton's Sash Chain 
 Morse Steel Wall Ties 
 Lane's Steel Door Hangers 
 
 The Mcintosh-Huntington Co., 
 
 No. 116-118 Superior Street, 
 
 Cleveland, Ohio. 
 
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PEN AND INK SKETCH, by Walter Schbmm, Chicago. 
 
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jfine Ibarfcware... 
 
 OF THE CHOICEST AND MOST DESIRABLE 
 DESIGNS : OF : ANTIQUE : AND : MODERN 
 SCHOOLS : IN : ANY : DESIRABLE : FINISH. 
 
 Reading Hardware Co/s 
 
 "Vassar'" Cylinder Locks 
 
 ARE OUR SPECIALTY. 
 
 ©avis, 
 l&unt 
 
 & Co. 
 
 ANYONE INTERESTED IN 
 . . BUILDING IS INVITED 
 . . TO INSPECT THIS ^-» 
 . . COMPLETE LINE AND 
 . . OBTAIN OUR LOW^i 
 . . QUOTATIONS^^J-i* 
 
 ESTERNAY' 
 
 £be Bollee IRevolvimj Sasb 
 
 by the use of which both sides of the glass can be cleaned from the iDside of 
 the room. 
 
 TIbc (Bale automatic Safety Sasb Xocfe. 
 
 Simple and durable. No Springs. We are sole agents. 
 
 IDavis, Ibunt & Co., 
 
 147=149=151 ©ntario Street. .-*^__^ Cleveland, ©bio. 
 
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 ... IN . 
 
 Warm Air Registers and Ventilators 
 
 THAN THE 
 
 "FERROSTEEL.' 
 
 *£$"*£§" 
 
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 FERROSTEEL REGISTERS are supplied in Black o r White Japan ; White 
 Enamel ; Bower-Barff ; Bronzed to imitate Gold, Silver or Copper; Electro 
 Nickel-Plate, Bronze or Copper Plate , and Electroplated in Blue, Purple, 
 Chocolate^Imitation Bower-Barff, and also Antique Copper, Bronze and Steel. 
 Estimates for Special Contracts Solicited. 
 
 ple.se write for "BLUE BOOK FOR THE REGISTER TRADE" and dimension sheet. 
 
 THE FE^ROSTEELi COMPANY, 
 
 SOLE MAKERS OF FERROSTEEL, 
 
 151 Water Stneet, CUEVELiMjMD, OHIO. 
 
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O. W. NORCROSS. 
 
 NORCROSS BROTHERS 
 
 . . Contractors and Builders . . . 
 
 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN 
 
 /Ibavbles an6 /Iftoeatce 
 
 BROWN STONE 
 
 SLATE AND GRANITE 
 
 FOR ALL BUILDING PURPOSES 
 
 Also, GRANITE MONUMENTS 
 
 MARBLE AND STONE SAWING 
 
 OFFICE AND WORKS 
 
 269 West River Street, Cleveland, Ohio 
 
 MAIN OFFICE 
 
 Worcester, Massachusetts 
 
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NEW ENGLAND BUILDING, Cleveland. Sheplev, Rutan k Cooi.lidge, Architects. 
 ERECTED BY NORCROSS BROS 
 
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Bftvertismg 
 Department. . . . 
 
 " 
 
 DEMAND for better Archi- 
 tecture creates a demand for 
 better materials and construc- 
 tion, and for this reason, the 
 Club has added an Advertisers' Exhibit to 
 the regular Exhibition so that the public may 
 have an opportunity to see and examine some 
 of the latest and most interesting materials 
 and appliances used in modern buildings. . . 
 The Exhibition Committee wish to 
 sincerely thank all who have aided in mak- 
 ing a success of this undertaking and heartily 
 commend to the public all the Advertisers 
 whose names appear in this Catalogue. . . . 
 
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The Builders Exchange of Cleveland 
 
 217 THE ARCADE. . . . 
 
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 PHONES MAIN 568. 
 HOME 829. 
 
 ARCHITECTS . . . 
 
 ENTITLED TO THE 
 
 Privileges of the Exchange. 
 
 CHAS. W- ASBRAND. 
 
 STAINED GLASS. ^ LEADED GLASS. 
 
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 METALLIC SASH. 
 
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 DECORATIONS. 
 
 Osborn Building, 275 Prospect St., 
 CLEVELAND, O. 
 
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 In our sash and door department 
 we have the largest assortment of oak 
 front doors and stair work carried by any 
 dealer in the United States. 
 
 In our paint department we repre- 
 sent as distributing agents the largest 
 paint firm and the largest varnish makers 
 in the world, besides many leadino- mak- 
 ers of other lines. We sell at factory 
 prices. 
 
 Cleveland Window Glass Co, 
 
 Glass, Doors, Paints. 
 134 Champlain St. 
 1 Michigan St. 
 
TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY CO., 
 
 (LIMITED.) 
 Factories: TROY, CHICAGO. 
 Salesrooms: NEW YORK CITY, SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 Complete Outfits 
 
 For Hotels 
 
 And Institutions. 
 
 j) Estimates and 
 
 Any Other Information 
 In Our Line will be 
 
 Cheerfully Furnished. 
 
 Our liue til Lanndrj Machinery has all the latest improvements, anil is the (test for Laundering all kinds of 
 eooils. . . . v — »^ SKMI FOB SPECIAL ARCHITECTS AM» BUILDERS CATALOGUE. 
 
 JOHN GRANT, 
 
 ^MASON CONTRACTOR.^ 
 
 CUT STONE, AND 
 PRESSED BRICK WORK. 
 
 205 Cornell St. 
 
 CLEVELAND, O. 
 
 WnMliiinnrj To PayL, 
 
 7 1 9 QH4l®% j Ave, 9 
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 CLEVELAND ARCHITECTURAL 
 
 Regular meetings of the Club are held upon the second and fourth 
 Thursday evenings of each month. At the first meeting of the 
 month, papers, talks or lectures are presented. At the second 
 meeting of each month, the competition drawings are presented 
 and mentions are awarded. 
 
 The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend at All Times. 
 
 Stevens Automatic Lock, 
 
 For Window Sashes, Transoms, Cellar Windows, Cupboards, Wardrobes. Book Cases, etc., 
 etc., the best thing of the kind in the world. 
 
 Strong, convenient, durable and effective. Placed upon the meeting rails of the window sash 
 in the ordinary way ; fastens both sashes securely and when the window is pulled down it locks 
 itself automatically and draws the rails together, preventing rattling and making a close and solid fit. 
 It works automatically, also in all other places it is called upon to perform, is neat and attractive in 
 appearance, has no springs and impossible to get out of order ; an up-to-date invention. 
 
 T. B. STEVENS, 
 
 Care of The Brown Hoisting & Conveying Machine Co. 
 patents applied for. CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
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Enterprise Electrical Co., 
 
 A. OPPENHEIMER. 
 
 Contractors for 
 Electrical Construction. «£ 
 
 Telephone East 29. 
 
 1229 EUCLID AVE. 
 
 Repair 
 Work 
 and 
 . Supplies. 
 
 G. E. MORGAN. 
 
 R. H. MORGAN. 
 
 morgan Steam Beating Co., 
 
 Steam Heating, jl jl 
 Hot Water Heating. 
 Steam Fitting.^ jt jt 
 
 30 S. Water Street, ~. \ A C\ 
 
 TELEPHONE J896. LJ.CVChU1.CIj Vj. 
 
 Sole Agents for the Vance Heater. 
 
 High Grade Roofing Ternes. 
 
 M. F. 
 A. W. B. 
 
 N. C. T. 
 
 Charter Oak, 
 Banner. 
 
 Each Sheet of Above Brands Stamped, 
 Re-squared and Guaranteed. 
 
 Ellwood Tin Plate Co,, 
 
 71 J PERRY-PAYNE BLDG., 
 CLEVELAND, O. 
 
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 The N. & G. 
 Taylor Co.'s . . 
 
 "OLD STYLE" 
 
 BRAND .... 
 Extra Heavy Coated 
 Warranted Roofing Tin. 
 
 No other Roofing Tin is made like it, nor 
 of the same materials Made the same 
 as in 1830, and then sold by our firm. 
 The only Roofing Tin having the name of 
 the manufacturers, who warrant it, 
 stamped or embossed on every sheet. 
 Beware of Imitations. 
 
 N. & G. Taylor Co., 
 
 Established 1810 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS. 
 
Ventilating NHS!! LOCK. 
 
 Always Locked Open or Shut. 
 
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 A. W. Pennington & Son, 
 
 Patentees 
 and Manufacturers. 
 
 CLEVELAND, 
 OHIO. 
 
 ... and .... 
 
 Architectural 
 
 Photographs.. 
 
 We publish 20,000 s ubjects in Photo- 
 graphs which we supply mounted or 
 unmounted. 
 
 Send 15 cents for fu ll set of catalogues 
 including a new illustrated list of 
 4.000 American Views and pr ominent 
 1 ittildings just issued. The most com- 
 •lete line ever published See our col- 
 
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 lection of views at the exhibition. 
 
 Soule Photograph Co., 
 
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 338 Washington St. 
 BOSTON, MASS. 
 
 . . Anchor . . 
 Push Button Switch. 
 
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 Manufactured by 
 
 ANCHOR ELECTRIC CO., 
 
 71 Federal Street . . . BOSTON. 
 
 Chicago Office : Monadnock Blk. 
 
 SEE EXHIBIT. 
 
 Akron 
 
 Hydraulic-Press 
 Brick Co., 
 
 " Akron " 
 Hydraulic-Pressed 
 Impervious Red Brick. 
 
 In Standard. Roman 
 and Ornamental Shapes. 
 
 Agents for 
 The Sale 
 
 BUFF. 
 OLD GOLD. 
 GREY. 
 MOTTLED. 
 PINK. 
 . . . and . . . 
 Different 
 COLORED 
 BRICKS. 
 
 MANUFACTURED BY THE 
 
 St. Louis, Illinois, Findlay, j* j* 
 Eastern & New York Hydraulic= 
 Press Brick Companies, jt j* ,j* 
 
 E. C. STERLING, President, St. Louis, Mo. 
 S. S. KIMBELL, Vice-President. Chicago, III. 
 H W. ELIOT, Sec'v and Treah., St. Louis, Mo. 
 WM. H. HUNT, Uen'l Mgr. and Asst. Treas., 
 
 Cleveland, Ohio. 
 C. A. BLISS, Ass't Sec'v, Cleveland, Ohio. 
 
 General Office and Exhibit Rooms : 
 
 504-505-506 Cuyahoga Bldg. 
 
 Loirg Distance 'Phone Main 1492. 
 
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TELEPHONE, MAIN 157. 
 
 C. C. BATESON, 
 
 Electrical Construction, 
 
 614 THE CENTURY, 
 
 Representing CLEVELAND, O. 
 SAWYER-MANN ELECTRIC CO. 
 
 M. L. THOMAS. 3. J. YOUNG. 
 
 THOMAS & YOUNG, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 Frames, Sash, Doors, and all kinds of Fine Inte- 
 rior Work. 
 
 No. 8 Carter Street, 
 Telephone 2400. Cleveland, O. 
 
 FRESCOES, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, 
 SPECIAL DESIGNS 
 
 Adalbert Ernst, 
 
 32 Long wood Avenue, 
 CLEVELAND. 
 
 WILLIAM GIMBERT, 
 
 Telephone East 702. 
 
 SLATE and TIN ROOFER. 
 
 DEALER IN 
 
 Slate and Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron Cor- 
 nices, Finials, Skylights, Etc. 
 
 983 Giddings Ave., Cleveland, O. 
 
 MACBETH & CO., 
 IRON FOR BUILDINGS. 
 
 West Center and Winslow Sts., 
 CLEVELAND, O. 
 
 Original Designs Telephone Main 
 A Specialty. 1 286. . . . 
 
 The Clarence H. Collings Co., 
 
 Mantels, Grates, Tiles, Mosaics, 
 Gas and Electric Light Fixtures, 
 Fine Cabinet and Interior Work. 
 
 255 Erie St., Cleveland, 0. 
 
 H. C. Masters, Mgr. C. B. Lewis, Sec. & Treas. 
 
 MASTERS & CO., 
 
 CONTRACTORS. 
 
 Cement VVork and Concreting of all Kinds. 
 Granolithic Walks a Specialty. 
 
 Estimates Cheerfully Given. 
 
 236 Superior St., Room 43. 
 'Phone 293 J. CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
 A. SCHULZE, . . . 
 
 Mason Contractor. 
 
 Cut Stcne and Fine Pressed Brick 
 Work a Specialty, jt J* J* Jt 
 
 503 Willson Ave., 
 CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
 Henry Watterson, 
 
 CARPENTER, 
 CONTRACTOR. 
 
 564 
 
 e. Prospect St., Cleveland, O. 
 
 Fred Bernsdorf, 
 
 PAINTING, FINISHING, KAL- 
 SOMINING, GRAINING 
 
 128 Irvington St., 
 Cleveland, Ohio. 
 
C. N. GRIFFIN, 
 
 general . ♦ . . . 
 ^ Contractor, 
 
 42<? The Arcade, 
 
 CLEVELAND, 
 . OHIO. 
 
 W. H. I'eWitt. C. M. Lemmon, .). K. Paskins, 
 Pre-:. Vice-Pres, Sec'y-Treas. 
 
 . .THE . . 
 
 Venetian Mosaic & 
 Art Marble Co. 
 
 CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
 Office, 6 Blackstone Bldg. 
 Works, 209 Ontario St. 
 
 Telephone Main 1056. 
 
 CONTRACTORS FOR 
 
 A. MATHEWS. 
 
 J. H. LIBBY. 
 
 Residence, 220 Princeton. 
 
 ['hone Ilcian 1X8 J. 
 
 MATHEWS & LIBBY, 
 
 CEMENT CONTRACTORS, 
 
 Otfice: 217 Arcade, 
 Phone Main 568. CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
 I 
 
 
 Applicable to oldornew. Power Plants 
 For advantages sendforpampMets. 
 
 NEWYOBK WARRENWEBSTER&CO. 
 
 3ZZBV» y • •• CAMDEN, N.J. '•' 
 
 CHICAGO. 
 
 Interior Marble Work. 
 
 CLEVELAND OFFICE: 
 
 
 
 NO. 24 S. V 
 
 MARBLE MOSAIC . . . ART MARBLE 
 
 
 ANO 
 
 ORNAMENTAL CEMENT WORK 
 
 D. W. GEER, Mgr. 
 
 A SPECIALTY. 
 
 Telephone Main 1260. 
 
 Flooring, 
 
 
 . . . Wainscoting, Ceiling, Columns . . . 
 
 
 Pilasters, Etc. 
 
 
 The... 
 
 W. S. Tyler 
 Wire Works 
 Company, 
 
 Manufacturers 
 of . . . 
 
 Ornamental 
 Iron 
 Work . . 
 consisting of 
 Elevator 
 Cars, 
 
 Enclosures, 
 * Stairs, Bank Railings and 
 
 *&P Art Hammered Leaf Work. 
 
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Kj&irkf Eo Pope & Cqhjp^W* 
 
 Flue Pre^f@dj Bdk!k> 
 
 B.rclbnt<tefyrmll Term C@tea. 
 
 Artistic SR®@fDio>g Tli@o 
 
 F. ^l. IF®p« f Cleveland ^\^0&f er... @L=,EVEL.Af^D s O. 
 
 ADAMANT WALL PLASTER, 
 
 THE OHIO ADAMANT CO. 
 
 179- J 83 Merwin Street. . . . CLEVELAND, O. 
 
 TELEPHONE MAIN No. 953. 
 
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 THE CUTS IN 
 THIS CATALOGUE 
 MADE BY US. 
 
 J. A.Reaugh&Son, 
 
 General 
 Contractors- 
 
 523 Garfield Building, 
 CLEVELAND, O. 
 
 Owners, Have Your Architect Specify 
 
 because it is the best Roofing Plate made. 
 We guarantee it as follows : To be made of best American 
 Soft Steel Sheets, heavily and evenly coated by hand, 
 stamped with brand and thickness, re-squared and carefully 
 sorted; that it is not put through any rolls while being coated; 
 that only perfect sheets are sold under this brand. 
 
 GUARANTEED 
 
 See that Each Sheet is 
 Stamped Like This. 
 
 ). M. & L. A. OSBORN, 
 
 CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
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E- H. Jones & Co, 
 
 E. H. JONES, 
 
 W. B. GOODWIN. 
 
 Contractors for 
 
 STEAM POWER 
 
 Sturtevant Hot Blast Heating 
 
 and .... and Ventilating Apparatus . ♦ 
 
 HEATING PLANTS 
 
 COMPLETE. 
 Automatic Heat Regulation. 
 
 1 1 South Water Street, 
 
 CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
 THE WINKLE TERRA COTTA CO., 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 ARCHITECTURAL TERRA COTTA 
 
 IN ALL COLORS. 
 
 OFFIOE, 
 
 Room 502-3 Century Blob. 
 
 ST. LOUIS, MO. 
 
 Guv Gray, Vice Pres. 
 
 H. Caeleton, Treas. 
 ? . H. PfiTBKS, Sec 
 
 e Cleveland Liamber * 
 
 and JVlanufaetumng Co. 
 
 Manufacturers of and 
 Dealers iu 
 
 HARDWOOD 
 
 INTERIORS 
 
 OFFICE, YARD AND MILL, 
 
 Lmmber, Poops 
 
 Sash, Frames Telephone " ain 59 ° 
 
 Stone's Ltevee and Seouiden St. 
 
 CLiEVELiflND, 0. 
 
 R OSTWICK u'p-tt i-Date) 
 
 STEEL LATHj 
 
 BOSTWICK STEEL LATH CO., j 
 
 Lock Box 1058. NILES, OHIO, f 
 
 Steel Lath has 
 come to STAY. 
 Not as cheap 
 
 as wood, but ^ — ■ 
 better. Your Architect will recommend it- 
 many of the best in Cleveland use it. 
 
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Architects' 
 
 . . AND . 
 
 engineers' Supplies 
 
 «< 
 
 BLUE 
 PRINTING. 
 
 Kodaks and . . . 
 
 Photo Materials* 
 
 'PHONE 1334. 
 
 lttcBroom $ Co. 
 
 391 BOND ST. 
 
 HIGHEST GRADE 
 
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 PORTLAND 
 CEMENT. 
 
 GUARANTEED EQUAL TO BEST IMPORTED. 
 
 STOWE, FULLER CO., Agents, 
 
 CLEVELAND. 
 
 Over 100,000 bbls. used in 1896. 
 
 NOW BEING USED ON U. S. GOVERNMENT 
 BREAKWATER, CLEVELAND, O. 
 
 A General Banking: Business. 
 
 Euclid Avenue 
 Savings and Banking 
 Company. 
 
 84-86 EUCLID AVENUE, 
 
 Next to Opera House. 
 
 REMOVED TO EUCLID AVENUE 
 MAY, 1896. 
 
 April, 1896, 
 September, 1890, 
 April, 1897. 
 July, 1897, - 
 October, 1897, ■ 
 
 $176,205.36 
 266.S84.57 
 359,547.99 
 419,364.08 
 504,676.64 
 
 Four per cent. Interest on Savings. 
 
 STRENGTH! 
 
 FIREPROOF 
 QUALITIES! 
 
 ECONOMY! 
 
 The & J- J- 
 "Columbian" 
 
 oVStem has demonstrated its 
 superiority over all 
 other systems of fire- 
 proof construction in 
 these essential . . . 
 features. 
 
 CONSIDER THE LESSON OF THE 
 PITTSBURGH FIRE. 
 
 Columbian f ircproofing Co. 
 
 1 56 FIFTH AVE. , 
 NEW YORK. 
 
 FIDELITY BUILDING, 
 
 PITTSBURGH. 
 
Murphy Varnish Company, 
 
 TRANSPARENT WOOD FINISH, INTERIOR. 
 
 Cleveland, O., December 9th, 1895. 
 Murphy Varnish Company, City: 
 
 Gentlemen— Replying to your request to reduce to writing a verbal statement 
 concerning your Transparent Wood Finishes made to your Mr. Manning some few 
 days ago, I have pleasure in subscribing as follows, viz. : That your Transparent Wood 
 Finish, Interior, will cover twenty square yards more to the gallon than other finishes 
 used in my business, and on account of its freedom of working, enables labor to 
 increase in productiveness to an appreciable extent. 
 
 These are two reasons for my preference for this grade of your Varnishes, and 
 another reason, more vnluable, is its extreme durability. This fact proves itself in 
 one of the finest residences in the city, which I finished with your Transparent Wood 
 Finish, Interior, over ten years ago; and in going over the work this summer in connection with finish- 
 ing a new addition to the house, built by the present owner, Hon. Tom L. Johnson, I found that ten 
 years' wear had made very little impression on it. 
 
 These are facts that bear me out in recommending your Transparent Wood Finishes to all who are 
 
 looking for good investment in hardwood finishing. 
 
 Very truly yours, 
 
 (Signed) WM. FLOOD. 
 
 AFTER 
 TEN 
 YEARS' 
 WEAR 
 
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 Van Dorn's Steel Joist Hanger 
 
 HAS NO EQUAL 
 
 SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 
 
 THE VAN PORN 
 IRON WORKS CO. 
 
 CLEVELAND, O 
 Structural Steel and 
 Ornamental Iro n Workers. 
 
 Prison Building a Specialty. 
 
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The Ul. p. Vliet Co., 
 
 Interior* Decorators. 
 
 Dealers in . . . 
 
 Fine Imported and Domestic Fresco Painting-, 
 
 Wall Paper Hangings, Enameling and 
 
 T _, , ,„,,,„, General Painting" 
 Lincrusta Walton and Relief Mate- s- 
 
 rials, Steel Ceilings. Estimates Rendered. 
 
 359^361 ERIE STREET, CLtEVELtAFlD. 
 
 nreanJSnokeA^esMMe! ^^5^5 Jf/p £ e // 
 
 MY NAME IS 
 
 For Walls in Homes, /Vl/WVVVliA <r WW\WMM\ Lightest Material for Above in 
 
 For Iron Buildings, //# I f J/RMEi-ll-ll |1L\ the World , 
 
 For Cold Storage Blocks. [ M M. m W F S'WwmM%WW%%\ Strnn 9 and Durable. « ■' -;- 
 
 For Covering Boilers and fif^f4f4%%f4»I«««4»I^£j p " ft y Coaf Flnlshes fy"" 1 f ° 
 
 Pipes, ^I^S#ISS«IiX«iI*ISwIvIi Any Wall Known and 
 
 Afr^es a Oea</ Wall. r*<ra*£¥timxWMWavaLV£WM**W*w*v*w*3 : D ne .;*;„ n „ r.~ a D„ nn { 
 
 — »A«imrA»»iWA w *»wi«aiT*yATi Positively r/re rrooT. 
 
 THE STANDARD PIPE COVERING CO., 
 
 Telephone 62. . . . 20 and 22 MICHIGAN STREET. 
 
 Write for Prices, Samples, Etc. 
 
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