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Beman - John A. Jackman, Jr. Double Residence, 1884
Color photograph of double house at 5832-5834 S. Harper, Chicago. John Jackman was a manager at the Pullman Company when he commissioned Beman to build several houses in the Hyde Park development known as Rosalie Terrace. These clapboard houses share a chimney highlighted with terra cotta tiles and decorative wooden cutwork as well as many original porch details. "Solon S. Beman:Architecture in Illinois" exhibit.
See also: ; Beman, Solon SpencerItem Data
| Title | Beman - John A. Jackman, Jr. Double Residence, 1884 |
| Description | Color photograph of double house at 5832-5834 S. Harper, Chicago. John Jackman was a manager at the Pullman Company when he commissioned Beman to build several houses in the Hyde Park development known as Rosalie Terrace. These clapboard houses share a chimney highlighted with terra cotta tiles and decorative wooden cutwork as well as many original porch details. "Solon S. Beman:Architecture in Illinois" exhibit. |
| Subjects | ; Beman,_Solon_Spencer; |
| Creator | Linda Beierle Bullen |
| Date | 2006-07-00 |
| Format | Photograph (all forms) |
| Identifier | 9762: pfp.08.11.06.94a: File |
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