Huntington Building
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Title
Huntington Building
Subject
Huntington Building (Cleveland, Ohio)
Description
The Huntington Building is located downtown on Euclid Avenue. At its completion in 1924 it had the world’s largest bank lobby; it is still one of the world’s largest today. It was designed by the same designers of the Terminal Tower: Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. Huntington Bank will move from the building by late 2011. The building may be suitable to be remodeled as a hotel after Huntington Bank vacates.
Creator
Cuyahoga County Engineers.
Source
Cuyahoga County Engineer's Photography Collection. Cuyahoga County Archives. Box 18.
Publisher
Cleveland State University. Dept. of History.
Rights
Organizations and individuals seeking to use materials for public exhibition and/or commercial use must obtain permission from the History Department at Cleveland State University. Use of materials for educational and research purposes is considered fair use.
Relation
Format
Image, JPEG, 1.30 Mb
Language
eng
Type
Image
Coverage
Downtown (Cleveland, Ohio)
Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Slide
Physical Dimensions
1.5 X 1.5 in
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