A monograph of the recent work of William Whitehill, architect, New York City / photographs by John Wallace Gillies and Samuel Gottscho

Main entry:

Whitehill, William, architect

Title & Author:

A monograph of the recent work of William Whitehill, architect, New York City / photographs by John Wallace Gillies and Samuel Gottscho

Publication:

New York City : the House of J. Hayden Twiss, MCMXXX [1930]

Description:

1 volume (unnumbered leaves, 22 unnumbered pages) : all illustrations ; 35 cm

Notes:
22 unnumbered pages of advertisements at end
Avery Classics (Offsite) copy: Gift of Richard Cheek, 2023
NNC

Summary:

Bank buildings, office buildings, churches buildings and domestic architecture by architect William Whitehill in the New York Metropolitan Area. Includes architecture in New York City, Westchester County and New Jersey

Subject:

Whitehill, William.
Architecture New York Metropolitan Area 20th century.
Architectural firms New York (State) New York 20th century.
Architecture New York, Agglomération de 20e siècle.
Agences d'architecture New York (État) New York 20e siècle.
New York Metropolitan Area Buildings, structures, etc.
New York, Agglomération de Constructions.

Added entries:

Gillies, John Wallace, 1883-1927, photographer
Gottscho, Samuel H. (Samuel Herman), 1875-1971, photographer.

Recent work of William Whitehill, architect, New York City

Holdings:

Location: Library main 45985
Call No.: 1977; ID:89-B5318
Status: Available

Location: Library main 45984
Call No.: W9401; ID:89-B5318
Status: Available

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