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Summary

Architectural drawing shows paneled walls and decorative carved figures in room converted from children's playroom.

Architect from A monograph of the William K. Vanderbilt house, Richard Morris Hunt, architect / by Jean Vredenburgh Van Pelt. New York City : J.V. Van Pelt, 1925, page 18.

"No. 2."

Gift; American Institute of Architects / American Architectural Foundation; 2010; (DLC/PP-2010:100)

Forms part of: The AIA/AAF Collection (Library of Congress)

Accession box no. DLC/PP-2010:100 no. 82.7263 WV1 dr42

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01/01/1898
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No known restrictions on publication.

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