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The Superior Building, engineering drawings of elevators, 1904
No full textThese images are a set of architectural drawings done by George S. Mills, an architect working in Toledo, Commision Number 1000. This building was originally built in 1897 as the Bableon Club, though these drawings list the name as the Superior Building, and the drawings include plans for floors occupied by the Toledo Express and Security Savings Bank Trust Company. The drawings include plans for the passenger elevator and freight elevator
Saint Anthony's Church, engineering schematics, 1910
No full textEngineering drawings for alterations done to Saint Anthony's church in Toledo, Ohio as commissioned by Reverend Suplicki. This drawing is black ink on linen, and was created by George S. Mills, an architect out of Toledo, Ohio. The commission number for this project is 1662. The drawings include engineering schematics of the changes planned to the heating system
Evangelical United Brethren Church, architectural drawings, 1890s
No full textArchitectural drawings commissioned by the Evangelical United Brethern Church for the design of a church builiding. The drawings were created by George S. Mills an architect of Toledo, Ohio. These drawings are black ink on linen and include a first floor plan, foundation plan, and exterior elevations. The commission number for this project is 0229. As of 2019 this building has been demolished
William Morrison Residence, letter files, 1906
No full textThis set of images describe the work done for the construction of a house commissioned by W. W. Morrison, and designed by George S. Mills, an architect working in Toledo. The commission number for this job was 1364, the house was commissioned in 1906 and constructed in 1907 at 2044 Collingwood Avenue (now Collingwood Boulevard)
Reynolds Residence, architectural drawings, 1904
No full textThese images are a set of architectural drawings done by George S. Mills, an architect working in Toledo, Commision Number 1140. Mills was commisioned in 1903 to design a residence for Charles L. Reynolds Esquire, and he created these drawings over 1903 and 1904, while the house was built in 1912. The drawings include building floorplans, cross-sectional views, exterior elevations and drawings of details of the woodwork, decorative elements, art windows, and staircases
William Morrison Residence, architectural drawings, 1906
No full textArchitectural drawings of a residence done by George S. Mills, an architect working in Toledo. The residence was commissioned by W. W. Morrison. The commission number for this job was 1364, the house was commissioned in 1906 and constructed in 1907 at 2044 Collingwood Avenue (now Collingwood Boulevard). The drawing is black ink on white linen. This drawings are comphrensive and cover plans, exterior elevations, and numerous interior and exterior details. As of 2020 this building has not been demolished
The Superior Building, architectural drawings, 1904
No full textThese images are a set of architectural drawings done by George S. Mills, an architect working in Toledo, Commision Number 1000. This building was originally built in 1897 as the Bableon Club, though these drawings list the name as the Superior Building, and the drawings include plans for floors occupied by the Toledo Express and Security Savings Bank Trust Company. The drawings include building floorplans, cross-sectional views, exterior details, and drawings of details of the woodwork and decorative elements
Hotel Secor, architectural drawings, 1900s
No full textArchitectural drawings for the Hotel Secor commissioned by the Commonwealth Building Company and created by George S. Mills, an architect of Toledo, Ohio. The drawings are ink on linen and pencil on tracing paper, the commission number for the project is 1320, and they were created in 1906, 1907, and 1908. Only a subsection of the drawings are included here, including floorplans for the first floor and a guest room floor, the Jefferson Street exterior elevation, and various details for interior elements including stairwells, furniture, door knobs, and more. As of 2020 this building has not been demolished
Pinkerton Tobacco Company, architectural drawing, 1901
No full textAn architectural drawing for an extension to the Pinkerton Tobacco Company created by George S. Mills, an architect of Toledo, Ohio. The drawing is black ink on linen, the commission number for the project is 1512, and the drawing was created in 1909. The drawing includes exterior elevations for the rear and right side of the building, along with how the new factory joined the old. Other drawings not scanned include floorplans for the basement, first floor, and second floor, a roof plan, and a transverse section
Forge Shop for the Willys Overland Company, architectural drawings, 1910
No full textArchitectural drawings commissioned by the Willys Overland Company for the design of a forge shop. The drawings were created by George S. Mills an architect of Toledo, Ohio. These drawings are black ink on linen and include a ground floor plan, exterior elevations, and structural drawings of the support beams holding up the roof. The commission number for this project is 1597. As of 2019 this building has been demolished. The coordinates for the location of this building are approximate to the site of the former plant campus
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