Foundations for the William Penn Hotel

December 17, 1914

Order Reproduction
Title
Foundations for the William Penn Hotel
Creator
R.W. Johnston Studios
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh (depositor)
Date
December 17, 1914
Identifier
200805.13.WP
Description
Progress Photograph 16 for the William Penn Hotel. There are more wooden supports for the walls. The wooden circles are for columns, which will be poured at a later date. The hotel was designed by Janssen and Abbot and the construction engineer was James L. Stuart. A building that was being constructed simultaneously to the William Penn, and is visible in other photographs in this collection, is now completed. They are installing the double-hung windows in the building.
Type
still image
Genre
photographs
photographic prints
gelatin silver prints
Subject
Building sites
Buildings
Construction equipment
Geographic Subjects
Golden Triangle (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Source
William Penn Hotel Construction Progress Photograph Collection, 1914-1916
Collection
Progress Photographs: William Penn Hotel
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
Rights Information
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