Burns Realty Company photographs [graphic], ca. 1865-1960.

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Burns Realty Company photographs [graphic], ca. 1865-1960.

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The collection contains black-and-white photographs of homes and commercial buildings designed, constructed, or remodeled by the architectural firms of Burns Realty, Burns and James, and Burns and Burns. The majority of the photographs are of buildings located in Indiana in the 1930s.

4 boxes of photographs, 1 OVB photograph box.

Indiana Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8308240

Indiana Historical Society Library

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