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Architect's Model of the McKim Building
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Architect's Model of the McKim Building

McKim, Mead & White · [ca. 1890]

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Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Plaster model of the Boston Public Library's McKim Building showing an early version of statuary by Augustus Saint Gaudens.

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