Second Floor Plan (Existing) House on Washington Street. Norwich, Connecticut

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Collection Type

Architecture

Date

09/10/1937

GUSN

GUSN-353889

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General architectural and cartographic collection
Connecticut
Connecticut - Norwich Town
Second Floor Plan (Existing) House on Washington Street. Norwich, Connecticut
(current record)

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General architectural and cartographic collection
- Connecticut
  - Connecticut - Norwich Town
    - Measured drawings of the Gen. Jabez Huntington House, Norwich Town, Conn., undated
    - Measured drawings of the Capt. Joseph Carew House, Norwich Town, Conn., undated
    - Measured drawings of the Joseph Carpenter Silversmith Shop, Norwich Town, Conn., undated
    - First Plan (Existing) House on Washington Street. Norwich, Connecticut
    - Second Floor Plan (Existing) House on Washington Street. Norwich, Connecticut (current record)

Description

This is a second floor plan of an existing house, built for Alfred Aiken, Esq., on Washington Street, Norwich, Connecticut. It was created by Heathcote M. Woolsey Archts in September 10th, 1937.

Details

Descriptive Terms

presentation drawings (proposals)
architectural drawings (visual works)
blueprints (reprographic copies)
floor plans
blueprints (reprographic copies)
architectural drawings (visual works)
presentation drawings (proposals)
floor plans

Physical Descrption

blueprint, 22'' x 30.75''

Collection Code

AR001

Collection Name

General architectural and cartographic collection

Reference Code

AR001.USCT.1950.005

Credit Line

Gift of Bill Veillette, 2019

Places

Norwich (New London county, Connecticut)

Record Details

Originator

Aiken, Alfred (Client)
Woolsey, Heathcote Muirson (Architect)

Material Type

blueprints (reprographic copies)
architectural drawings (visual works)
presentation drawings (proposals)
floor plans

Description Level

Item

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