ations with their several govern¬ expressed munificent intentions. Its income of two thousand dollars ments, to the great benefit of both the public and the profession. supports two students for two years in their travels in Europe. In “ Architectural and other Art Societies, etc.” and “ Landscape… … department has been added to the curriculum of the University of and Speediest Methods for Harmonizing and Utilizing all the Archi¬ Pennsylvania, under the auspices of the Philadelphia Chapter of the tectural Societies in the United States” was furnished by D. H. Institute. Burnham, in response to…
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