Hedrich-Blessing photograph
collection, part 2, 1969-1989 (bulk 1970-1979)
Appendices to
the Descriptive Inventory for the Collection at Chicago History Museum,
Research Center
By Sarah Eng
and Rachel Juris, 2010
Please
address questions to:
Chicago History
Museum, Research Center
Web-site:
http://www.chicagohistory.org/research
© Copyright
2010, Chicago Historical Society
Processed with funding provided by the
Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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List of the appendices
pertaining to part 2 of the Hedrich-Blessing photograph collection:
Appendix A: Subject lists:
List of Chicago buildings frequently photographed in HB part 2.
List of topical terms frequently used to describe HB part 2.
List of geographic names frequently used to describe HB part 2:
Lists of locations by state/province.
List of Chicago Community Areas.
Appendix B: Clients and photographers lists:
List of clients by industry frequently represented in HB part 2.
List of Hedrich-Blessing photographers active between 1970 and 1979.
Appendix C: Selected bibliography about Hedrich-Blessing.
Appendix D: Stock file codes used by Hedrich-Blessing.
In
a separate document: Appendix E: List of
titles of job-files and stock files in Hedrich-Blessing photograph collection,
part 2, 1969-1989 (bulk 1970-1979), in order by HB-number.
Introduction to the appendices:
The
appendices contain lists of frequent clients of the firm, including architects,
and common topical terms used to describe
in part 2 of the Hedrich-Blessing
photograph collection. The lists are not exhaustive indexes. Terms found
in these appendices are searchable in ARCHIE, the online catalog of the Chicago
History Museum, Research Center (available on the Internet at http://www.chsmedia.org ).
The
appendices include a bibliography of source material about Hedrich-Blessing, a
key to the stock file codes used by the firm, a sample catalog record for a
job-file, and a complete list of job-files for which catalog records are found
in the online catalog.
Searching the online catalog to find
descriptions of HB photographs:
Each
Hedrich-Blessing job-file or stock-file of photographs in the collection is
described in a catalog record in the online catalog found at http://www.chsmedia.org or on the Web-site
of the Chicago History Museum, Research Center at http://www.chicagohistory.org/research
.
When using
the General Keyword search, it is best strategy to list as few words as
possible that will find the topic of interest and then add the word
"Hedrich" to the search. For example, to search for buildings
designed by the firm of Dubin, Dubin, Black & Moutoussamy, it would be
efficient to enter these search words:
Dubin Hedrich
Please note
the call numbers displayed at the bottom of each catalog record. These
HB-numbers are needed in order to request job-files in the Chicago History
Museum, Research Center.
Information about other portions of the
Descriptive Inventory for the Hedrich-Blessing
photograph collection, part 2, 1969-1989 (bulk 1970-1979):
The
overall description of part 2 is available online:
http://chsmedia.org/media/fa/fa/1998/HBpt2-inv.htm
Appendices E to the descriptive inventory is available online: http://chsmedia.org/media/fa/fa/1998/HBappE-list.htm
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Appendix A: Subject
lists:
List of Chicago
buildings frequently photographed in HB part 2:
Note:
The following list identifies buildings located in Chicago that were photographed
most frequently in part 2 of the Hedrich-Blessing photograph collection. To
view the catalog records for the corresponding job-files, search the online
catalog by building name or street address. This
list is not comprehensive. The online catalog of the Chicago History
Museum, Research Center (available on the Internet at http://www.chsmedia.org ).
345
West Fullerton Parkway (Chicago, Ill.)
Apparel
Center (Chicago, Ill.)
Art
Institute of Chicago
Borg-Warner
Building see 200 South Michigan Avenue (Chicago, Ill.)
Carson
Pirie Scott Building (Chicago, Ill.)
Charnley
House (Chicago, Ill.)
Chicago
Board of Trade Building (Chicago, Ill. : 1930- )
Chicago
Federal Center (Chicago, Ill.)
Chicago
O'Hare International Airport
CNA
Building (Chicago, Ill.)
CNA
Plaza (Building : Chicago, Ill.)
Drury
Lane Theatre (Chicago, Ill.)
First
National Bank of Chicago Building
Harbor
Point (Building : Chicago, Ill.)
Harris
Trust and Savings Bank see 111 West Monroe Street (Chicago, Ill.)
Holiday
Inn Mart Plaza (Hotel : Chicago, Ill.)
Hyatt
Regency (Hotel : Chicago, Ill.)
IBM
Building (1974-2006 : Chicago, Ill.)
Illinois
Center (Chicago, Ill.)
John
Hancock Center (Chicago, Ill.)
Lake
Point Tower (Chicago, Ill.)
Louis
A. Weiss Memorial Hospital
Marina
City (Chicago, Ill.)
Marshall
Field & Company Store see 111 North State Street (Chicago, Ill.)
McClurg
Court Center (Chicago, Ill.)
McCormick
Inn (Chicago, Ill.)
McCormick
Place (Chicago, Ill.)
Merchandise
Mart (Chicago, Ill.)
Mid-Continental
Plaza (Chicago, Ill.)
One
Illinois Center (Chicago, Ill.)
Prentice
Women's Hospital and Maternity Center of Northwestern Memorial Hospital
(Chicago, Ill.)
Ravenswood
Hospital (Chicago, Ill.)
Richard
J. Daley Center (Building : Chicago, Ill.)
Ritz-Carlton
Chicago (Hotel)
Sears
Tower (Chicago, Ill.)
Standard
Oil Company Building (Chicago, Ill.)
Three
First National Plaza (Chicago, Ill.)
Three
Illinois Center (Chicago, Ill.)
Tremont
Hotel (Chicago, Ill.)
Water
Tower (Chicago, Ill.)
Water
Tower Place (Chicago, Ill.)
Whitney
Young Branch Library see 7901 South King Drive (Chicago, Ill.)
Woodson
Regional Library Center (Chicago, Ill.)
Wrigley
Building (Chicago, Ill.)
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Appendix A: Subject
lists --continued
List of topical terms
frequently used to describe HB part 2:
Note:
The following list identifies topical terms used to describe images in
part 2 of the Hedrich-Blessing photograph collection. Keywords terms were
chosen from Library of Congress Thesaurus for Graphic Materials (LCTGM) and the
Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH). Terms are classified by subject
area according to hierarchies of term relationships. To view the catalog
records for the corresponding job-files, search the online catalog. This list is not comprehensive. The
online catalog of the Chicago History Museum, Research Center (available on the
Internet at http://www.chsmedia.org ).
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Subject area |
Keyword |
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Commercial facilities |
Architects' offices |
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Banks |
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Clothing stores |
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Commercial facilities |
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Commodity exchanges |
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Department stores |
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Hotels |
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Merchandise displays |
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Restaurants |
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Shoe stores |
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Shopping centers |
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Showrooms |
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Stores & shops |
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Cultural and sports &
recreation facilities |
Auditoriums |
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Catholic churches |
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Churches |
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Community centers |
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Convention facilities |
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Country clubs |
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Galleries & museums |
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Gymnasiums |
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Locker rooms |
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Organizations' facilities |
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Parks |
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Playgrounds |
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Public libraries |
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Religious facilities |
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Social & civic facilities |
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Sports & recreation
facilities |
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Stadiums |
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Swimming pools |
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Synagogues |
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Tennis courts |
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Theaters |
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Educational facilities |
Academic libraries |
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Classrooms |
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Community colleges |
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Educational facilities |
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Elementary school buildings |
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Elementary schools |
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High school buildings |
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High schools |
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Lecture halls |
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School buildings |
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Schools |
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Universities & colleges |
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Vocational education |
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Government facilities |
City & town halls |
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Courthouses |
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Detention facilities |
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Fire stations |
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Government facilities |
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Jails |
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Justice facilities |
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Police stations |
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Health care facilities |
Health care facilities |
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Hospital wards |
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Hospitals |
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Maternity hospitals |
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Mental institutions |
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Nursing homes |
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Operating rooms |
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Industrial facilities |
Building materials industry |
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Factories |
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Food industry |
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Industrial facilities |
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Machinery |
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Mills |
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Nuclear power plants |
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Paper industry |
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Power plants |
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Steel industry |
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Warehouses |
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Water treatment plants |
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Waterworks |
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Office buildings |
Conference rooms |
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Office buildings |
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Offices |
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Tall buildings |
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Residential facilities |
Apartment houses |
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Apartments |
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Architect-designed houses |
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Bathrooms |
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Bedrooms |
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Condominiums |
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Dining rooms |
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Dwellings |
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Housing developments |
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Interior decoration |
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Kitchens |
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Living rooms |
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Model houses |
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Row houses |
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Transportation and transportation
facilities |
Airplanes |
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Airports |
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Automobiles |
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Bridges |
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Express highways |
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Garages |
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Hangars |
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Loading docks |
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Mass transit |
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Motorcycles |
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Parking garages |
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Parking lots |
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Piers & wharves |
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Railroad cars |
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Railroad stations |
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Streets |
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Design and construction |
Architectural decorations &
ornaments |
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Architectural elements |
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Architectural models |
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Architecture |
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Building construction |
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Building materials |
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Ceilings |
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City planning |
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Construction |
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Construction equipment |
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Fireplaces |
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Interior design |
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Roofs |
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Skylights |
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Stairways |
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Tiles |
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Walls |
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Windows |
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Products and objects |
Appliances |
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Bars (Furniture) |
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Bookcases |
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Built-in furniture |
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Cabinets (Case furniture) |
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Chairs |
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Computers |
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Cupboards |
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Desks |
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Door checks |
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Filing cabinets |
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Floor coverings |
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Furniture |
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Office furniture |
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Outboard motors |
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Outdoor furniture |
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Partitions |
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Pinball machines |
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Plumbing fixtures |
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Seating furniture |
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Shelving |
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Signs (Notices) |
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Sofas |
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Tables |
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Upholstery |
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People |
Architects |
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Business people |
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Children |
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Construction workers |
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Employees |
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Engineers |
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Families |
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Laborers |
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Medical personnel |
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Men |
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Nurses |
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Office workers |
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People |
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School children |
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Students |
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Women |
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Appendix A: Subject
lists
--continued
List of geographic
names frequently used to describe HB part 2:
List of locations by
state/province:
Note:
The following list identifies the most frequent locations of buildings and
structures photographed in part 2 of the Hedrich-Blessing
photograph collection. To view the catalog records for the corresponding
job-files, search the online catalog by city name. Hedrich-Blessing
photographed primarily in the Chicago area.
For
job-files containing images photographed in multiple locations in the Chicago
area search for "Chicago Metropolitan Area" (includes Chicago) or
"Chicago Suburban Area" (suburbs only). This list is not comprehensive. The online catalog of the Chicago
History Museum, Research Center (available on the Internet at http://www.chsmedia.org ).
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State/Province |
City |
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Arizona |
Phoenix (Ariz.) |
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California |
Los Angeles (Calif.) |
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San Diego (Calif.) |
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San Francisco (Calif.) |
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Colorado |
Denver (Colo.) |
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District of Columbia |
Washington (D.C.) |
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Florida |
Miami (Fla.) |
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Orlando (Fla.) |
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Georgia |
Atlanta (Ga.) |
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Illinois |
Arlington Heights (Ill.) |
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Aurora (Ill.) |
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Barrington (Ill.) |
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Chicago (Ill.) |
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Deerfield (Ill.) |
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Des Plaines (Ill.) |
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Elgin (Ill.) |
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Elk Grove Village (Ill.) |
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Evanston (Ill.) |
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Franklin Park (Ill.) |
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Glencoe (Ill.) |
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Glenview (Ill.) |
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Highland Park (Ill.) |
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Itasca (Ill.) |
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Lake Barrington (Ill. : Village) |
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Lake Forest (Ill.) |
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Libertyville (Ill.) |
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Lincolnshire (Ill.) |
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Lincolnwood (Ill.) |
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Lombard (Ill.) |
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Melrose Park (Ill.) |
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Naperville (Ill.) |
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Niles (Ill.) |
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Northbrook (Ill.) |
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Northfield (Ill.) |
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Oak Brook (Ill.) |
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Oak Park (Ill.) |
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Park Ridge (Ill.) |
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Rockford (Ill.) |
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Rolling Meadows (Ill.) |
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Rosemont (Ill.) |
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Saint Charles (Ill.) |
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Schaumburg (Ill.) |
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Skokie (Ill.) |
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Springfield (Ill.) |
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Waukegan (Ill.) |
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Wilmette (Ill.) |
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Winnetka (Ill.) |
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Wood Dale (Ill.) |
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Indiana |
Gary (Ind.) |
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Indianapolis (Ind.) |
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Lafayette (Ind.) |
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Merrillville (Ind.) |
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South Bend (Ind.) |
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Terre Haute (Ind.) |
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Iowa |
Des Moines (Iowa) |
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Kentucky |
Louisville (Ky.) |
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Louisiana |
New Orleans (La.) |
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Massachusetts |
Boston (Mass.) |
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Michigan |
Detroit (Mich.) |
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Kalamazoo (Mich.) |
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Minnesota |
Minneapolis (Minn.) |
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Saint Paul (Minn.) |
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Missouri |
Kansas City (Mo.) |
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Saint Louis (Mo.) |
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New York (State) |
New York (N.Y.) |
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Ohio |
Cincinnati (Ohio) |
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Cleveland (Ohio) |
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Columbus (Ohio) |
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Ontario |
Toronto (Ont.) |
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Pennsylvania |
Philadelphia (Pa.) |
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Tennessee |
Memphis (Tenn.) |
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Texas |
Dallas (Tex.) |
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Fort Worth (Tex.) |
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Houston (Tex.) |
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San Antonio (Tex.) |
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Utah |
Salt Lake City (Utah) |
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Washington (State) |
Seattle (Wash.) |
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Wisconsin |
Madison (Wis.) |
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Milwaukee (Wis.) |
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Appendix A: Subject
lists
--continued
List of geographic
names frequently used to describe HB part 2 --continued
List of Chicago
Community Areas:
Note:
The City of Chicago is divided into 77 official community areas, listed below.
Hedrich-Blessing photographed buildings and structures located in most
community areas. The Loop, Near North Side, and Lincoln Park are the community
areas photographed most frequently by Hedrich-Blessing. To view the catalog
records for the corresponding job-files, search the online catalog by community
area name. The online catalog of the Chicago History Museum, Research Center
(available on the Internet at http://www.chsmedia.org ).
Albany
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Archer
Heights (Chicago, Ill.)
Armour
Square (Chicago, Ill.)
Ashburn
(Chicago, Ill.)
Auburn
Gresham (Chicago, Ill.)
Austin
(Chicago, Ill.)
Avalon
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Avondale
(Chicago, Ill.)
Belmont
Cragin (Chicago, Ill.)
Beverly
(Chicago, Ill.)
Bridgeport
(Chicago, Ill.)
Brighton
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Burnside
(Chicago, Ill.)
Calumet
Heights (Chicago, Ill.)
Chatham
(Chicago, Ill.)
Chicago
Lawn (Chicago, Ill.)
Clearing
(Chicago, Ill.)
Douglas
(Chicago, Ill.)
Dunning
(Chicago, Ill.)
East
Garfield Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
East
Side (Chicago, Ill.)
Edgewater
(Chicago, Ill.)
Edison
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Englewood
(Chicago, Ill.)
Forest
Glen (Chicago, Ill.)
Fuller
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Gage
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Garfield
Ridge (Chicago, Ill.)
Grand
Boulevard (Chicago, Ill.)
Greater
Grand Crossing (Chicago, Ill.)
Hegewisch
(Chicago, Ill.)
Hermosa
(Chicago, Ill.)
Humboldt
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Hyde
Park (Chicago, Ill.)
Irving
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Jefferson
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Kenwood
(Chicago, Ill.)
Lake
View (Chicago, Ill.)
Lincoln
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Lincoln
Square (Chicago, Ill.)
Logan
Square (Chicago, Ill.)
Loop
(Chicago, Ill.)
Lower
West Side (Chicago, Ill.)
McKinley
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Montclare
(Chicago, Ill.)
Morgan
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Mount
Greenwood (Chicago, Ill.)
Near
North Side (Chicago, Ill.)
Near
South Side (Chicago, Ill.)
Near
West Side (Chicago, Ill.)
New
City (Chicago, Ill.)
North
Center (Chicago, Ill.)
North
Lawndale (Chicago, Ill.)
North
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Norwood
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Oakland
(Chicago, Ill.)
O'Hare
(Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Portage
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Pullman
(Chicago, Ill.)
Riverdale
(Chicago, Ill.)
Rogers
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
Roseland
(Chicago, Ill.)
South
Chicago (Chicago, Ill.)
South
Deering (Chicago, Ill.)
South
Lawndale (Chicago, Ill.)
South
Shore (Chicago, Ill.)
Uptown
(Chicago, Ill.)
Washington
Heights (Chicago, Ill.)
Washington
Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
West
Elsdon (Chicago, Ill.)
West
Englewood (Chicago, Ill.)
West
Garfield Park (Chicago, Ill. : Community area)
West
Lawn (Chicago, Ill.)
West
Pullman (Chicago, Ill.)
West
Ridge (Chicago, Ill.)
West
Town (Chicago, Ill.)
Woodlawn
(Chicago, Ill.)
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Appendix B: Clients
and photographers lists:
List of clients by
industry frequently represented in HB part 2:
Note:
The following list identifies frequent clients of Hedrich-Blessing in
part 2 of the Hedrich-Blessing photograph collection, including
prominent architects. Clients are classified by industry according to North
American Industry Classification System codes. To view the catalog records for
the corresponding job-files, search the online catalog by client name. This list is not comprehensive. The
online catalog of the Chicago History Museum, Research Center (available on the
Internet at http://www.chsmedia.org ).
|
Industry
Classification (NAICS Code) |
Corporate Name |
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Architectural, Engineering, and
Related Services (5413) |
A. Epstein and Sons
International |
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Alden B. Dow, Inc. |
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Alfred Shaw and Associates |
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Austin Company |
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Baxter, Hodel, Donnelly, Preston
Architects |
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Bertrand Goldberg Associates |
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C.F. Murphy Associates (Chicago,
Ill.) |
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Caudill, Rowlett, Scott |
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Charles Edward Stade &
Associates |
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Coder Taylor & Associates |
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Consoer & Morgan Architects
(Firm) |
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David Haid Associates |
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Dubin, Dubin, Black &
Moutoussamy (Architecture firm : Chicago, Ill.) |
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FGM Inc. |
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Fujikawa, Conterato, Lohan and
Associates (Chicago, Ill.) |
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General Design Partnership
(Greenville, Ill.) |
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Graham, Anderson, Probst, White |
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Hammond Beeby & Associates |
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Hammond, Beeby, and Babka |
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Harry Weese and Associates |
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Howard, Needles, Tammen &
Bergendoff |
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James D. Ferris & Associates
(Chicago, Ill.) |
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Jensen & Halstead |
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Keck & Keck |
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Loebl, Schlossman, Bennett &
Dart |
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Office of Mies van der Rohe |
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Perkins & Will |
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Powell/Kleinschmidt (Firm) |
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Sargent & Lundy |
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Schipporeit, Inc. (Evanston,
Ill.) |
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Skidmore, Owings & Merrill |
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Swenson Chang Architects
(Chicago, Ill.) |
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Vickrey/Wines Associates
(Chicago, Ill.) |
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Walter Scholer & Associates |
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Wendt, Cedarholm & Tippens |
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Management, Scientific, and
Technical Consulting Services (5416) |
Meredith Publishing Services
(Des Moines, Iowa) |
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Depository Credit Intermediation
(5221) |
First National Bank of Chicago |
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Northern Trust Company |
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Talman Federal Savings and Loan
Association |
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Offices of Real Estate Agents
and Brokers (5312) |
Bennett & Kahnweiler |
|
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Browne & Storch |
|
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Sheldon Good & Co. |
|
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Advertising and Related Services
(5418) |
Alex T. Franz, Inc. |
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Biddle Company |
|
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Brunswick Advertising Agency |
|
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Clem T. Hanson Advertising
Agency (Moline, Ill.) |
|
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Foltz-Wessinger, Inc.
(Lancaster, Pa.) |
|
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Frank C. Nahser, Inc. |
|
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Fuller, Smith & Ross |
|
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Garfield-Linn & Company |
|
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Hoffman Advertising (New York,
N.Y.) |
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Huwen & Davies (Chicago,
Ill.) |
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L.W. Ramsey Advertising Agency |
|
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Leibson, Lightle &
Associates (Chicago, Ill.) |
|
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Marsteller, Inc. (Chicago, Ill.) |
|
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Martin J. Simmons Advertising
(Chicago, Ill.) |
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Needham, Harper & Steers |
|
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Ogilvy & Mather |
|
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Peter Mayer Advertising (New
Orleans, La.) |
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Other Professional, Scientific,
and Technical Services (5419) |
Hedrich-Blessing (Firm) |
|
|
|
|
Business Support Services (5614) |
Culligan International Company |
|
|
|
|
Nonresidential Building
Construction (2362) |
Construction
Specialties |
|
|
Cunningham Brothers (Beloit,
Wis.) |
|
|
Lazar & Associates (Chicago,
Ill.) |
|
|
Miller-Davis Company (Kalamazoo,
Mich.) |
|
|
Tymar Industries (Beloit, Wis.) |
|
|
|
|
Land Subdivision (2372) |
Gerald D. Hines Interests |
|
|
J.S. James & Company
(Chicago, Ill.) |
|
|
Oliver Tyrone Corporation |
|
|
|
|
Building Equipment Contractors
(2382) |
Meade Electric Company |
|
|
|
|
Building Finishing Contractors
(2383) |
Acoustiflex Corporation
(Plainfield, Ill.) |
|
|
Conwed Corporation |
|
|
Ickes-Braun Glasshouses, Inc. |
|
|
Roper-IBG |
|
|
Seery & Company |
|
|
Seery-Hill & Associates (Oak
Brook, Ill.) |
|
|
Super Sky Products Company |
|
|
|
|
Textile and Fabric Finishing and
Fabric Coating Mills (3133) |
Chatham Manufacturing Company
(Elkin, N.C.) |
|
|
|
|
Textile Furnishings Mills (3141) |
Joanna Western Mills Company |
|
|
|
|
Converted Paper Product
Manufacturing (3222) |
Container Corporation of America |
|
|
|
|
Printing and Related Support
Activities (3231) |
R.R. Donnelley and Sons Company |
|
|
|
|
Glass and Glass Product
Manufacturing (3272) |
PPG Industries |
|
|
|
|
Lime and Gypsum Product
Manufacturing (3274) |
Canadian Gypsum Company |
|
|
United States Gypsum Co. |
|
|
|
|
Other Nonmetallic Mineral
Product Manufacturing (3279) |
Celotex Company |
|
|
|
|
Household, Institutional
Furniture, Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing (3371) |
Equipment Manufacturing Company |
|
|
Heywood-Wakefield Company |
|
|
St. Charles Manufacturing
Company |
|
|
|
|
Office Furniture Manufacturing
(3372) |
All-Steel Inc. |
|
|
Cole Business Furniture (York,
Pa.) |
|
|
HON Industries |
|
|
|
|
Other Miscellaneous
Manufacturing (3399) |
Spanjer Brothers |
|
|
|
|
Building Material and Supplies
Dealers (4441) |
H.H. Robertson Company |
|
|
|
|
Clothing Stores (4481) |
Hart, Schaffner & Marx |
|
|
|
|
Shoe Stores (4482) |
Florsheim Shoes |
|
|
|
|
Department Stores (4521) |
Carson Pirie Scott |
|
|
Marshall Field & Company |
|
|
|
|
Colleges, Universities, and
Professional Schools (6113) |
Illinois Institute of Technology |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Amusement, Gambling, and
Recreation Industries (7130) |
Bally Manufacturing Corporation |
|
|
|
|
Personal Care Services (8121) |
Seligman & Latz |
|
|
|
|
Executive, Legislative, and
Other General Government Support (9211) |
Capital Development Board of the
State of Illinois |
|
|
Chicago (Ill.) |
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Appendix B: Clients
and photographers lists --continued
List of
Hedrich-Blessing photographers between 1970 and 1979:
Arnold,
Guy
Edwards,
Bruce
Engdahl,
William S.
Harr,
Robert H.
Hedrich,
James W.
Hedrich,
William C.
Merrick,
Nick
Porth,
Robert J.
Shimer,
Robert
Suter,
Giovanni
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Appendix C: Selected
bibliography about Hedrich-Blessing:
"A
Camera Artist Views a Great City." Chicago
Sunday Tribune Magazine, January 17, 1960, 24-25.
"Aerial
Photography Business Soaring." Chicago
Tribune, August 2, 1970, E1.
Anderson,
Henry, ed. "Patrons of the Craft." Interior Design 26, no. 1 (January 1955): 76-81.
Bowermaster,
Jan. "The Family Way." American
Photographer 22, no. 2 (February 1989): 46.
Busch,
Akiko. The Photography of Architecture.
New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1987.
Debat,
Alfred. "Hedrich-Blessing: Photographers for America's Architecture."
View Camera 13, no. 4-6 (March/April
1997): 12-19.
Foerstner,
Abigail. "The Hedrich-Blessing Look Changed Architectural Imagery. " Chicago Tribune, June 5, 1987, 80, 86.
Gapp,
Paul. "The Exacting Business of Shooting Buildings." Chicago Tribune Magazine, November 12,
1978, 28-29.
---.
"Saving a Treasury: Will the Hedrich-Blessing Archive Stay in
Chicago?" Chicago Tribune, May
14, 1989, 24.
Geran,
Monica. "Eye on the Camera." Interior
Design 65, no. 8 (August 1994): 58+.
"Hedrich-Blessing"
Studio Light 1 (January 1981): 1-7.
Hedrich,
Jack O. "Oral History of Jack O. Hedrich," by Betty J. Blum. Chicago Architects Oral History Project,
Art Institute of Chicago, June 1, 1993.
Hedrich,
William C. "Oral History of William C. Hedrich," by Betty J. Blum. Chicago Architects Oral History Project,
Art Institute of Chicago, April 13-15, 1992.
Hiss,
Tony. Building Images: Seventy Years of
Photography at Hedrich Blessing. San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 2000.
Levinsohn,
Florence. "Shot Seen Round the World." Chicago Reader 11, no. 27 (April 1982): 10-11, 38-40, 42.
Lowe,
David. "Hedrich-Blessing." Interior Design 51, no. 10 (October 1980):
264-281.
Molitor,
Joseph W. Architectural Photography.
New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1976.
Nasatir,
Judith. "Hedrich-Blessing." Interior
Design 63, no. 16 (December 1992): S43.
Newman,
M. W. "Picture Perfect." Chicago
37, no. 11 (November 1988): 183-189.
Robinson,
Cervin, and Joel Herschman. Architecture
Transformed: A History of the Photography of Buildings from 1839 to the Present.
Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press and New York: Architectural League of New York,
1987.
Sobieszek,
Robert A. Hedrich-Blessing: Architectural
Photography, 1930-1981. Rochester, N.Y.: International Museum of
Photography at George Eastman House, 1981.
---.
The Architectural Photography of
Hedrich-Blessing. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1984.
Tucker,
John G. "Anatomy of a studio." Interior
Design 55 (July 1984): 224+.
"You
Ought to Know? Ken Hedrich." Advertising
Age, April 29, 1946.
Von
Kreisler-Bomben, Kristin. "Hedrich-Blessing: A Half Century of
Architectural Photography." Dynamic
Years 17, no. 3 (May-June 1982): 32-39.
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Appendix D: Stock file codes
used by Hedrich-Blessing:
Note:
Stock file codes were assigned by Hedrich-Blessing in part 2 of the
Hedrich-Blessing photograph collection. The collection contains images relating
to many of the stock file codes listed here. To view the catalog records for
the corresponding job-files and stock files, search the online catalog by stock
file code. The online catalog of the Chicago History Museum, Research Center
(available on the Internet at http://www.chsmedia.org ).
|
Code |
Description
of Stock-file code |
|
E1 |
Decor details, floors |
|
E2 |
Tabletops, bars |
|
E3 |
Bathrooms |
|
E4 |
Bedrooms |
|
E5 |
Unknown |
|
E6 |
Dining rooms |
|
E7 |
Entrances, painted doors,
hallways |
|
E9 |
Kitchens |
|
E10 |
Kitchen – dining |
|
E11 A |
Living rooms, modern |
|
E11 B |
Living rooms, traditional |
|
E12 |
Living – dining |
|
E13 |
Painted |
|
E13 A |
Painted, bathrooms |
|
E13 C |
Painted, bedrooms (adult) |
|
E13 G |
Painted, decor details |
|
E13 I |
Painted, dining rooms, dinettes |
|
E13 K |
Painted, doors, hallways |
|
E13 M |
Painted, family recreation rooms |
|
E13 P |
Painted, kitchens |
|
E13 Q |
Painted, living rooms, modern |
|
E13 R |
Painted, living rooms,
traditional |
|
E13 T |
Painted, porches, enclosed |
|
E13 V |
Painted, studies, guest rooms |
|
E13 W |
Unknown |
|
E14 |
Porches, atriums |
|
E15 |
Recreation rooms, swimming pools |
|
E16 |
Stairs |
|
E17 |
Studies, guestrooms, dens |
|
E18 |
Workshops, utility rooms |
|
E19 |
Wood, wood construction |
|
E20 |
Windows, from inside |
|
F0 |
Apartments |
|
F1 |
Breezeways |
|
F2 |
Brick |
|
F3 |
Concrete |
|
F9 |
Gardens, terraces, landscaping |
|
F9 A |
Housing developments |
|
F10 |
Lawns |
|
F11 |
Night views |
|
F12 |
Painted exteriors |
|
F13 |
Porches, enclosed |
|
F14 |
Recreational |
|
F15 |
Shingles |
|
F16 |
Stone |
|
F18 |
Terraces |
|
F19 |
Windows |
|
F21 |
Unpainted wood |
|
G0 |
Aerials |
|
G5 |
Unknown |
|
G15 |
Construction |
|
G25 |
Farming |
|
G35 |
Medical centers |
|
G40 |
Hotels, motels, apartments |
|
G45 |
Industrial productions, power
plants |
|
G50 |
Libraries, museums, clubs,
conservatories |
|
G55 |
Office buildings |
|
G60 |
Office buildings, 1-4 stories |
|
G70 |
Store exteriors |
|
G72 |
Cityscapes |
|
G75 |
Scenic |
|
G82 |
Seasonal, fall |
|
G83 |
Seasonal, winter |
|
G87 |
Scenic, miscellaneous
recreation, swimming pools |
|
G100 |
Transportation, railroads |
|
H5 |
Banks |
|
H10 |
Churches |
|
H15 |
Factories, manufacturing,
industrial |
|
H35 |
Transportation |
|
H45 |
Industrial |
|
H50 |
Industrial research |
|
H60 |
Offices, lobbies, reception
areas |
|
H75 |
Offices, private |
|
H78 |
Unknown |
|
H80 |
Restaurant interiors |
|
H85 |
Schools, gymnasiums |
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In
a separate online document: Appendix E:
List of titles of job-files and stock files in Hedrich-Blessing photograph
collection, part 2, 1969-1989 (bulk 1970-1979), in order by HB-number.