Browsing Laurence Hall Fowler architectural image collection by Title

Now showing items 205-224 of 299

    • Park Avenue 400 block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      H. J. Denges shoe repair shop, 414 Park Avenue

    • Park Avenue 500 block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Daniel Coit Gilman's house, 500 block of Park Avenue

    • Park Avenue 500 Block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      515 Park Avenue; also known as Mayor Hodges House and Sutton House

    • Park Avenue 500 Block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      522 Park Avenue; Facade of the McKim House

    • Park Avenue 500 block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      522 Park Avenue; doorway of the McKim House

    • Park Avenue 500 block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      515 Park Avenue; rear of the Sutton House

    • Park Avenue 500 Block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      522 Park Avenue; McKim House

    • Park Avenue unit block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      60 Park Avenue; Lutheran Deaconess Hospice.

    • Pleasant Street 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Pleasant Street, east of Courtland Street. Torn down in 1918.

    • Pleasant Street East 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Chandelier medallion in 15 East Pleasant Street, c. 1914

    • Pleasant Street east unit block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Second floor hallway of 11 East Pleasant Street, the Riddell-Carroll house

    • Pleasant Street East Unit Block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Entrance of 15 East Pleasant Street, c. 1912. Structure torn down in 1935.

    • Pleasant Street Unit Block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      St. Paul's Rectory, Pleasant Street between Cathedral and Charles Streets. Includes Johns Hopkins House.

    • Pleasant Street, unit block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      15 East Pleasant Street; James Smith House; also known as the Vaccine Institute

    • Powder magazine 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Exterior of the powder magazine with the court house in background; Williamsburg, Virginia.

    • Pratt Street East 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Samuel Gaskin and Company; business on East Pratt Street

    • Pratt Street East 800 block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      832-830 East Pratt Street

    • Pratt Street East 800 block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      832-824 East Pratt Street

    • Pratt Street West 200 Block 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Store of J. A. Spear Brothers, dealer of boots and shoes

    • Robert Carter House 

      Fowler, Laurence Hall, 1876- (Photographer) (Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries, 1917-1926?)
      Interior of the Robert Carter house in Williamsburg, Virginia.