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The Brasseur Residence

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The Maurice and Violet Brasseur House was designed by the architectural firm Keck and Keck as Project #267 in 1941.This photograph shows an entrance to the Brasseaur house.

Date Created:
circa 1940-1949
Creator:
Hedrich-Blessing (Firm)

Publication Information

Creator
Hedrich-Blessing (Firm)
Date Created
circa 1940-1949

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 photograph
Dimensions
21 x 26 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
M99-085, Box 1
Media Number
Box 1
Classification
Archives

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
IN COPYRIGHT
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This image is © copyrighted property of the Chicago History Museum and is provided by the Wisconsin Historical Society subject to contract. Use of the image requires written permission from the staff of the Chicago History Museum. It may not be sold or redistributed, copied or distributed as a photograph, electronic file, or any other media. The image should not be significantly altered through conventional or electronic means. Please Credit: Chicago History Museum
Rights Holder
Hedrich Blessing Photographers;Chicago History Museum
Unique ID
W012HQU
Legacy ID
WHi 126229

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