Department of the Interior Building,1935-1937

Progress photographs with abundant detail made during construction of the new Department of the Interior Building, 1935-1937

Title: Progress photographs with abundant detail made during construction of the new Department of the Interior Building, 1935-1937
Date Created/Published: 1935-1937.
Summary: Progress photographs made during construction of the new Department of Interior Building. Photographs show workers leveling the site, excavating, and laying the foundation. View of the limestone and granite storage yard, typical under-floor ducts, and roofing. Aerial views of the completed building.
Notes: Photographs captioned, dated, and numbered. Produced for George A. Fuller Company, builders.
LOT title and other information from catalog card and published guide: Washingtoniana Photographs ... Library of Congress, 1989.
Photographers: Commercial Photo Company.
Transfer; Department of the Interior; 1951.

Subjects: United States.--Dept. of the Interior--Buildings--Washington (D.C.)--1930-1940.
Building construction--Washington (D.C.)--1930-1940.
Government facilities--Washington (D.C.)--1930-1940.

Progress photographs--1930-1940.

Bookmark /2004668866/
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