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Informal Student Photo Montage
March 24, 1947
Informal Student Photo Montage taken for Brock Engraving.
Architectural Drawing for the Public Service Building
August 24, 1948
Framed architectural drawing by Law, Law, and Potter for the "Public Service Building."
Beth El Temple Drawing
June 1, 1950
Architect's drawing of the proposed Beth El Temple by architects Raymond Le Vee and Associates.
Oil Painting of Farm Scene
May 1947
Oil painting of a rural scene showing silos, farm buildings, cows and fields. Taken for Brock Engraving company.
Rennebohm Drug Store
March 4, 1947
Exterior view of Rennebohm Drug Store at 2526 Monroe Street.
Eagle Heights Home Project
May 24, 1947
Eagle Heights Home Project sketch of the recently constructed buildings in Shorewood Hills for graduate student and faculty families.
