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UW-Madison Mechanical Engineering Building Construction

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University of Wisconsin-Madison Mechanical Engineering Building at 1513 University Avenue under construction. Men are working on the steel framework. A masonry worker is in the foreground. Boxes nearby are labeled: "Novoid Corkboard Insulation." In the background a sign on a building reads: "? — Crowley Lumber Co."

Date Created:
September 7, 1930
Creator:
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964

Publication Information

Creator McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
Date Created September 7, 1930

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 21 x 26 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection Photo Copy Service photographs and negatives, 1925-1983
Call Number PH 6058.1623B-08

Copyright Information

Copyright Status NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W013BQF
Legacy ID
WHi 20524

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