H.J. Carr & Co. Records, 1909-1932, 1920-1930.

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H.J. Carr & Co. Records, 1909-1932, 1920-1930.

This collection, which documents the building career of H.J. Carr in Atlanta and its environs from 1909-1932, contains photos of mostly commercial buildings including hotels, office buildings, garages, a theatre, a court house, manufacturing buildings, a Y.M.C.A., educational facilities, railroad facilities and one dwelling (under construction). The architects involved on these projects include G. Lloyd Preacher, Ivey & Crook, and Neel Reid. Photographers include Edgar Orr, Rogers & Farmer, Fishbaugh & Lee, Francis E. Price, and Reeves Studio.

196 photographs : B & W ; most 8 x 10. + 7 letters.

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Reid, J. Neel (Joseph Neel), 1885-1926

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Harry James Carr was born in Rockingham, N.C. in 1878, entered the construction business in 1894 and incorporated H.J. Carr & Co. in 1909. He built mostly commercial buildings, but he did build several private homes including one for Henry Heinz on Ponce de Leon Ave. and a home for Asa Candler, Jr. on Lullwater Parkway, both in Atlanta. Mr. Carr built his family home on Houston Mill Road, where he and his wife, Bonnie Tate Carr, raised three children. The family home which is now owned by Em...

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