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Unitarians Singing

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An undated musical event for children at the First Unitarian Society Meeting House. The photograph, which was taken by Herb Jacobs, a member of the society, shows the ceiling of the Hearth Room and the hexagonal space architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed so that the ceiling would not seem oppressively low.

Date Created:
circa 1950-1959
Creator:
Jacobs, Herbert, 1903-1987

Publication Information

Creator
Jacobs, Herbert, 1903-1987
Date Created
circa 1950-1959

Physical Description

Format
Image
Extent
1 photograph
Dimensions
6 x 6 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
PH 2514.163
Classification
Archives

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W012PMX
Legacy ID
WHi 90709

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