International Reform Bureau, Second Street & Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C. [graphic] / The Ballinger Company, architects and engineers, Philadelphia, New York.

Format:

Image

Author/Creator:

Ballinger Company.

Contributor:

World Prohibition & International Reform Bureau.

International Reform Bureau (Washington, D.C.)

World Prohibition and Reform Federation.

Visual Materials Collection (Athenaeum of Philadelphia)

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Hotels--District of Columbia--Washington.

2nd & Pennsylvania Ave., at B. St. S. (Washington, D.C.).

International Reform Bureau (Washington, D.C.).

World Prohibition and Reform Federation Building (Washington, D.C.).

Local Subjects:

2nd & Pennsylvania Ave., at B. St. S. (Washington, D.C.).

International Reform Bureau (Washington, D.C.).

World Prohibition and Reform Federation Building (Washington, D.C.).

Genre:

Architectural drawings.

Physical Description:

4 photoprints : b&w ; 8 x 10 in.

Contained In:

Ballinger Company. Architectural photographs of the work of Ballinger & Perrot, and the successor Ballinger Company.

Place of Publication:

n.d.

Notes:

Ballinger log book 3, p. 52 lists photo nos. 3740-3742 & 3867 under the heading "World Prohibition & International Reform Bureau, Washington, D.C." Ballinger log book 3, p. 64 lists photo no. 3867 again under the heading "World Prohibition & Reform Federation Bldg." All photos are architectural drawings. Photo nos. 3740-3742 shows plans for a hotel at E. Second, Pennsylvania Ave. & B Street S. This building is similar to an hotel & office building planned earlier for the Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals at Third & Pennsylvania Aves. in 1920's drawings, cataloged separately. It is also similar to a building for the Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohitibion & Public Moral built at Maryland Ave. & First St. The title above is taken from photo no. 3742 "International Reform Bureau, Second Street & Pennsylvania Ave., Washington, D.C." Photo no. 3867, while it has similar massing to the other buildings, has a less similar facade than the other three and has the title "The World Prohibition and Reform Federation Building, Washington, D.C."

Forms part of: Ballinger Company. Architectural photographs of the work of Ballinger & Perrot, and the successor Ballinger Company.

Local Notes:

Athenaeum copy: Gift of the Ballinger Co.,