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590:. Some historical records of Delano & Aldrich's work on the Wall Street headquarters of Brown Brothers Harriman are included in the Brown Brothers Harriman Collection housed in the manuscript collections at
668:"C.H. ALDRICH DIES; NOTED ARCHITECT; Member of Delano & Aldrich Designed Embassies, Clubs and Famed Residences STRICKEN IN ROME AT 69 Head of American Academy There Since 1935 Began Practice Here in 1903"
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limestone palazzo in the manner of London clubs of the 19th century, "one of the last great monuments of the
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415:Harold Pratt House, 68th and Park, 1920, built for
378:Pan American Airways System Terminal Building (now
58:in the years before the turn of the 20th century.
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