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.		K no	photo details	inscriptions	identification & refs	content
80		13/13	'1640'	obv: 'America' rev: -	?	4 st red brick, slightly French. block with three shops at ground floor
81		14/13	-	obv: 'America' rev: -	Chicago: Hotel Florence, 11111 S Forrestville Ave. Pullman, by SS Beman, 1881 [ref Payne, Sinkevitch, p 470]	symmetrical complex composition of 2/3 storeys plus attic, ground floor verandah
82		15/13	'1815'	obv: 'St Paul' rev: 'Miles & Johnson / St. Paul'	St Paul, Minnesota: Casey block, possibly by Clarence Johnston [no Miles on record]	3 storey sub-Romanesque block with a central entrance and a ground floor shop either side, labelled 'Casey' over the entrance.
83		16/13	-	obv: 'America' rev: -	?	Richardsonian Byzantine/ Romanesque square tower with a tight colonnaded rotunda and conical roof, attached to a church with a Romanesque wheel window.
84		17/13	'2016' 'J.W. Taylor's Architectural Photographic Series, 146 La Salle Stree[t]' [added by hand: '151 Monroe St Chicago']	obv: 'Philadelphia' rev: 'Depot - Philadelphia'	First Unitarian Church, Chestnut & Van Pelt Sts, by Frank Furness, 1883-6 (ref Thomas et al, p 246)	Gutsy porch with stubby columns, foliated capitals, segmental arches.
85		18/13	'1394' 'J.W. Taylor, Chicago, 151 Monroe St'	obv: 'Goelet Cottage Newport U.S.A' rev: 'Goelet Cottage / Newport R.I.'	Newport, Rhode Island: Goelet Cottage.	A large and most uncottageonous house with a main wing of a two storeys plus an attic consisting of a long gable roof with six large dormer windows; an arcaded loggia type verandah, and a pointed dome pavilion and rear wing visible to one side.
86		19/13	'4029'	obv: 'Pittsburg [sic] - Bridge of Sighs City Hall' rev: 'Pittsburg Pa / Bridge of Sighs City Hall / By Richardson'	Pittsburgh: Alleghany County Buildings, by H H Richardson, 1883-8	View of the bridge with the gaol to the left and the court / administration buildig to the right, road surface unfinished.
87		20/13	-	obv: 'America' rev: -	view of A school for Pullman, by S S Beman. Another view is in the Ryerson Library, Art Institute of Chicago, in the S.S.Beman Collection on Pullman, call # 2001.6, Portfolio 3 [information from David Swan, 2004].	Brick possible school building, 2 storeys with 3 storey centre and a quasi-tower with a saddleback roof.
88		21/13	'[..] Taylor, Chicago, 151 Monroe St' '2687'	obv: 'Cotton Exchange New Orleans' rev: 'New Orleans / Cotton Exchange'	New Orleans: Cotton Exchange, 1881	4 storey corner building with mansard roof in a rich Baroque / Second Empire style, with caryatids, pedimental sculpture &c, labelled '1881' and 'Cotton Exchange'.
89		22/13	'2297'	obv: 'America' rev: -	Douglas County Courthouse, Omaha, Nebraska (information from James Cravatt 2006)	Rectangular building on a hill, 2 storeys plus basement, square colonnaded tower with dome above, suggestive of a legislative building or court house (neo-Romanesque church tower in background).
90		23/13	'2119'	obv: 'Milwaukee U.S.A' rev: 'Milwaukee ' E T Nihr. E T Mix, Archt'	Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad Depot, Michigan Ave, Milwaukee, by E T Mix, 1886 (Gurda p 138; Szczesny-Adams)	Symmetrical 2 storey brick Romanesque block with a sizeable central clocktower.
91		24/13	'1137'	obv: 'Mills Buildings New York' rev: 'Mills Building / New York'	New York: Mills Building, by G B Post, 1881-3 [Weisman, p pp 461-2; Lewis & Morgan, p 41, references p 145]	11 storey block in the form of a U, open to the street, but that the centre is filled for two levels with an arched entry and staircase.
92		1/14	'3077'	obv: 'Chicago' [plus Kilburn's stamp]rev: 'Chicago / Wilson and Marble' [plus Kilburn's stamp]	Chicago: by Wilson and Marble	Detail of a Byzanto-Romanesque entry porch to a rock faced apparently residential building.
93		2/14	'4011'	obv: 'Chicago' [plus Kilburn's stamp]rev: 'Chicago / Wilson and Marble' [plus Kilburn's stamp]	Chicago: by Wilson & Marble	Detail of an arched corner porch to a rock faced apparently residential building.
94		3/14	'1706'	obv: 'Chicago' rev: 'Chicago / Burnham + Root'	Chicago: by Burnham & Root [cf Lewis & Morgan p 72]	Detail of a gutsy entry porch with clustered colonette piers, to a rock faced apparently residential building.
95		4/14	'560'	obv: 'Chicago' rev: 'Chicago / Wheelock + Clay Ar'	Chicago: M D Wells house, by Wheelock & Clay, c 1889 See no 19.	Detail of a Franco-classical porch , to a Second Empire mansion.
96		5/14	'2426'	obv: 'Chicago' rev: 'Chicago / Cobb + Frost Ar'	Chicago: by Cobb & Frost	3 storey brick row house with stone oriel, dresssings and entry staircase.
97		6/14	'J.W.T 3023'	obv: 'Chicago' rev: 'Chicago / by Wilson + Marble'	Chicago: by Wilson & Marble	Residential entry porch to a brick building, recessed behind a semicircular arch with stone piers.
98		7/14	'2413'	obv: 'Chicago' [plus Kilburn's stamp]rev: 'Chicago / Burnham + Root' [plus Kilburn's stamp]	Chicago: by Burnham & Root	Entry porch to a random stone faced building, recessed behind a semicircular arch with a free form, almost Gaudian balustrade (influenced by the porch of Richardson's Trinity Rectory).
99		8/14	'701 Taylor / Photo'	obv: 'Chicago'rev: 'Chicago / Peabody and Stearnes [sic]'	Chicago: Lambert Tree house, by Peabody & Stearns, 1883-4 [Lewis & Morgan p 134]	Façade and recessed entry porch to a three storey rock faced building, with some carved foliated details and a trabeated porch or verandah just visible on one side.