Barbara Crane collection, 1972-1979.

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Barbara Crane collection, 1972-1979.

In the 1970s Barbara Crane photographed numerous buildings for the Chicago Commission on Historical and Architectural Landmarks, including well-known commercial buildings as well as residences in Chicago's neighborhoods by lesser-known or anonymous architects. In 8"x10"format, the collection contains approximately 500 images selected by Crane as the "master set" of images. Another estimated 500 images are represented in 4"x5" contact prints. Publications featuring Crane's photographs and other publications from the Commission, are also included.

1 portfolio.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8246770

Aurora University, Phillips Library

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Commission on Chicago Historical and Architectural Landmarks

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The Commission on Chicago Historical and Architectural Landmarks (later the Commission on Chicago Landmarks) was established in 1968 by City of Chicago ordinance. Its nine members are appointed by the Mayor. The purpose of the commission is to recommend to City Council buildings, sites, artwork, objects, etc. that deserve landmark status and should be preserved and protected by law. The commission also reviews permits for proposed alterations to designated landmarks. From the descrip...

Crane, Barbara, 1928-

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