The AMERICAN ARCHITECT
AND BUILDING NEWS
Vol. XCI.JUNE 22, 1907.No. 1643. Summary:
Pages 237-238
The Era of Cathedral-building in this Country — The Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, Washington, D. C. — To Whose Glory are Cathedrals Erected? — Death of W. L. B. Jenney, Architect — Building Contractors to the Street-cleaning Department, Debtor — Passaic Valley Sewerage and New York Bay — The Pennsylvania Capitol Scandal — Remoistening the Site of St. Paul’s.
The R. I. B. A. on Reinforced-concrete.................................................... 239 Underwriting and Other Terms.................................................................. 240 Belgian Architecture ....................................................................................... 242 Illustrations:
House of Mr. James C. Green, Greenwich, Conn.; Six Plates — House on Kingsbury Road, St. Louis, Mo. — Cottage of C. P. Byrnes, Esq., Sewickley, Pa.
Additional: Details of House of Mr. James C. Green, Architect,
Greenwich, Conn.: Two Plates.
Notes and Clippings.............................................................................................. 244 Societies, Personal Mention, etc.
FLATIRON BUILDINGNEW YORK
Entered as second class matter November 18, 1904, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
AND BUILDING NEWS
Vol. XCI.JUNE 22, 1907.No. 1643. Summary:
Pages 237-238
The Era of Cathedral-building in this Country — The Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, Washington, D. C. — To Whose Glory are Cathedrals Erected? — Death of W. L. B. Jenney, Architect — Building Contractors to the Street-cleaning Department, Debtor — Passaic Valley Sewerage and New York Bay — The Pennsylvania Capitol Scandal — Remoistening the Site of St. Paul’s.
The R. I. B. A. on Reinforced-concrete.................................................... 239 Underwriting and Other Terms.................................................................. 240 Belgian Architecture ....................................................................................... 242 Illustrations:
House of Mr. James C. Green, Greenwich, Conn.; Six Plates — House on Kingsbury Road, St. Louis, Mo. — Cottage of C. P. Byrnes, Esq., Sewickley, Pa.
Additional: Details of House of Mr. James C. Green, Architect,
Greenwich, Conn.: Two Plates.
Notes and Clippings.............................................................................................. 244 Societies, Personal Mention, etc.
FLATIRON BUILDINGNEW YORK
Entered as second class matter November 18, 1904, at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.