Architecture,Industrial Building,Geometric Studies,Charles Bulfinch,1847

Title: Architectural drawings for an industrial building
Creator(s): Perkins, George B., architect
Related Names:
Bulfinch, Charles, 1763-1844 , architect (former attribution
Date Created/Published: 1847.
Summary: Preliminary drawings showing industrial building and geometric studies as elevations and perspective projections.
Notes:
Possibly a laundry building for Massachusetts General Hospital, drawn in 1847.
Date based on possibility that building is for Massachusetts General Hospital.
Initialled 'G.B.P.' on verso of no. 1.
UNIT title devised.
Drawings previously attributed to Charles Bulfinch.
Verso of item no. 2 related to drawings processed as ADE - UNIT 2704.
Reference copy available for one UNIT item in LOT 4249 (R).
Forms part of Charles Bulfinch Archive (Library of Congress).
Permanent deposit; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; 1935; (DLC/PP-1935:069?).
Finding aid (unpublished): Filed by UNIT number, available in Prints and Photographs Reading Room.
Subjects:
Industrial facilities--1840-1850.
Geometry--1840-1850.
Architectural drawings--1840-1850.
Studies--1840-1850.
Bookmark /95860752/
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