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Charles Bolton & Son Collection.

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Format:
Archive
Author/Creator:
Bolton, Charles L., 1884-1981.
Contributor:
Bolton, Charles W., 1855-1942.
Bolton, Charles Lewis, 1884-1981.
Charles W. Bolton & Son
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Church architecture--Pennsylvania.
Church architecture.
Presbyterian church buildings--Pennsylvania.
Presbyterian church buildings.
Pennsylvania.
Churches--Pennsylvania.
Churches--Delaware.
Genre:
Architectural drawings.
Other Title:
The Charles L. Bolton collection of architectural graphics & papers. [ca.] 1922-1968.
Summary:
Drawings and blueprints of The First Presbyterian Church, Carbondale, Penna., Presbyterian Church, Dover, Delaware, and Westminster Mayfair Pres[byterian] Ch[urch], Harbison & Brous Aves., Philadelphia, Penn'a.
Included in this collection are architectural drawings, photographs, scrapbooks, receipt books, specifications & clippings.
Notes:
This record is parent to 7 architectural project records for the work of Charles L. Bolton, and 1 record for the firm, Charles W. Bolton and Son. This corporate firm included the better known church architecture & father of Charles L., Charles W. Bolton, 1855-1942. According to the Biographical dictionary of Philadelphia architects, Charles L. entered into practice with his father in 1908 after his schooling at the University of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. After the death of Charles W. in 1942, Charles L. practiced alone.
OCLC:
880382339

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