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DESCRIPTION:Learn about the extensive visual materials resource collection 
 assembled by Richard Morris Hunt (1827-1895)\, an influential American arc
 hitect and educator\, through the Hunt research guide.The&nbsp\;Hunt Colle
 ction overview&nbsp\;outlines the more than 15\,000 drawings\, photographs
 \, sketchbooks\, scrapbooks\, rare books\, and three-dimensional objects c
 ollected by Richard Morris Hunt and his family&mdash\;now in the Prints &a
 mp\; Photographs Division of Library of Congress. The section&nbsp\;"Archi
 tectural Work of Hunt and His Office"&nbsp\;lists more than 245 architectu
 re and design projects in convenient\, downloadable documents.&nbsp\;The G
 ilded Life of Richard Morris Hunt&nbsp\;section summarizes the new publish
 ed biography by Sam Watters and provides links to the author's extended fo
 otnotes to assist further research into nineteenth-century American archit
 ecture and culture.
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LOCATION:District of Columbia\,United States
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SUMMARY:Richard Morris Hunt Collection at the Library of Congress—A new res
 earch guide
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Learn about the extensive visual materials 
 resource collection assembled by Richard Morris Hunt (1827-1895)\, an infl
 uential American architect and educator\, through </p><p>The&nbsp\;
 &nbsp\;outlines the more than 15\,000 drawings\, photographs\, sketchbooks
 \, scrapbooks\, rare books\, and three-dimensional objects collected by Ri
 chard Morris Hunt and his family&mdash\;now in the Prints &amp\; Photograp
 hs Division of Library of Congress. The section&nbsp\;lists more than 245 arc
 hitecture and design projects in convenient\, downloadable documents.&nbsp
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 p\;section summarizes the new published biography by Sam Watters and provi
 des links to the author's extended footnotes to assist further research in
 to nineteenth-century American architecture and culture.</p>
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