Box 15
Contains 92 Results:
2. Camera Shop photo. Fenced area at corner, looking from the rear, with a later addition or separate building.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
1. State St. and Washington east from Jefferson, with a monument(?) and Standard station near the merging of the two streets.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
2. Bird's eye view of Charles P. Calkins Law office building, which originally stood at the n.e. Corner of Monroe and Ottawa ca. 1840. “Wicker Village” in building at 236 no. across the street.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
Possibly a proposed John Ball statue, with a boy & bird on Ball's left and a girl on Ball's right. Photographs by Frederick C. Hibbard. Chicago, includes letter from artist's granddaughter
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
Statue as sculpted in studio with the sculptor, as well as other men. Three International Newsreel photos, N.Y.C.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
Copy photo of the statue with the sculptor.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
Copy photo of the sculpture and sculptor Copini. Identified Albert Ellis Ball and Virginia Lee Ball as the models, Gertrude Van Houten as the designer and Pompeo Coppini as the sculptor.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
1925 Installation photos and crew, with crane & truck.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
Copy photo of the installed sculpture with five men.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.
Sept. 25, 1925 (unconfirmed) Unveiling with Ellis & ? on platform. Appear to be the two children who posed for the statue. Grand Rapids Press photos, Aug. 13, 1949, identify the models as great great grandchildren of John Ball, Mrs. Virginia Ball Knisehern and Albert Ball.
This series contains photographs organized by subject, in alphabetical order. It includes depictions of events, buildings, places, objects, and groups associated with a particular organization. Terms used as subjects are not authority controlled.