historially important windows from burnham & root's palmer v. kellogg mansion (1883) join bldg. 51 museum collection
This entry was posted on March 23 2018 by Eric
a matching set of original richly colored stained interior residential stained glass windows - salvaged from the palmer v. kellogg mansion (burnham and root, 1883) during the depression - joined the bldg. 51 museum collection earlier this week. the two high victorian windows - featuring several jewels, swag, fruit baskets, foliated scrollwork, and fired enameled glass (confined to the fruit) – were removed from the house in 1929, when it was purchased from philo adams otis (prominent chicago hymn composer) and was converted into several apartments. photographer charles cushman documented the house while it was being wrecked in 1941 (last photo). glass fabricator not known.
This entry was posted in , Miscellaneous, Bldg. 51, New Products, Events & Announcements, New Acquisitions, Featured Posts & Bldg. 51 Feed on March 23 2018 by Eric
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