Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 203
as the Bank of Commerceand the Lumber Exchange, before its partial destruc-tion by fire, have the same straightforward and severelybusiness-like character as the buildings designed byMr. Root in Chicago, and, indeed, they seem to owenot a little to suggestions derived from him. Thetreatment of the… … -\$f ENTRANCE TO BANK OF COMMERCE, MINNEAPOLIS. Harry W. Jones, Architect. GLIMPSES OF WESTERN ARCHITECTURE 189 on each side of the ample opening in each story di-rectly over the entrance, and by flanking this centralbay in the upper division with narrow and solid tur-rets, corbelled and pinnacled.…
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