Collins and Autenrieth architectural works 1852–1904

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Collins and Autenrieth architectural works 1852–1904

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The Collins & Autenrieth Architectural Works collection comprises material from the prominent Philadelphia firm of Collins & Autenrieth, and covers the entire span of their partnership from 1854-1902.

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University of Delaware Library - Special Collections

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Collins & Autenrieth

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Despite the prominence of the nineteenth-century Philadelphia architectural firm of Collins & Autenrieth, not much is known about the background of its two founding members. Edward Collins (1821–1902) was born in Köningsberg, Prussia, and studied at universities in Karlsruhe and Berlin, two important architectural centers in Germany. While there, he became friends with Charles M. Autenrieth (1828–1906), who was born in Wurtenburg, and who was also a student of ar...