Illinois Album of Public Buildings Erected During 1913-14-15-16 offers a fascinating glimpse into the architectural landscape of Illinois during a period of significant growth and development. Featuring a curated collection of photographs by James B. Dibelka, this album showcases the diverse array of public buildings constructed across the state. From courthouses and schools to hospitals and administrative offices, each structure reflects the architectural styles and construction techniques prevalent in the early 20th century.
This volume is more than just a visual record; it serves as a historical document, capturing the spirit and ambition of a state on the rise. Architectural enthusiasts, historians, and anyone with an interest in Illinois history will find this album to be an invaluable resource, providing a unique perspective on the built environment of a bygone era.
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