James Riely Gordon papers, 1890-1937.

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James Riely Gordon papers, 1890-1937.

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Contains 6,500 drawings, 13 linear feet of architectural records, and 1,600 photographs representing more han 300 buildings and documenting both the Texas and New York phases of Gordon's career (1890-1937).

1, 600 photographs.

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