Specifications for the custom-house, Post Office and United States court rooms &c., at Wilmington, Delaware [microform] / by A.B. Young.

Main entry:

United States. Department of the Treasury. Office of Supervising Architect.

Title & Author:

Specifications for the custom-house, Post Office and United States court rooms &c., at Wilmington, Delaware [microform] / by A.B. Young.

Publication:

Washington : Gideon, printers, 1853.

Description:

14 p.

Notes:
A.B. Young was supervising architect at the Treasury Dept.
This item is similar to Hitchcock nos. 1458 and 1459, but does not correspond to any part of Hitchcock no. 1456, Plans of public buildings in course of construction ... 1855-56, or 1457, the hypothetical "New Series" of plans.
Microfilm. New Haven, Conn. : Research Publications, 1971. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (American architectural books : based on the Henry-Russell Hitchcock bibliography ; no. 1460, reel 114).

Subject:

Architecture Delaware Wilmington.
Architecture.
Buildings.
Wilmington, Delaware Buildings, structures, etc.
Delaware Wilmington.
Wilmington, Delaware Buildings, structures, etc..

Added entries:

Young, Ammi B. (Ammi Burnham), 1799-1874.
Custom-house, Post Office and United States court rooms &c. at Wilmington, Delaware.
American architectural books : based on the Henry-Russell Hitchcock bibliography.

Holdings:

Location: Library study room microform 63682
Call No.: ID87B7159s114 MFM; ID:91-B1631
Status: Available

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