Name: International Shoe Company Building Year: 1909 Architectural Firm/Architect: Theodore C. Link Standard Architectural Styles: Sullivanesque Front facade: Stone, ashlar Property Type Codes: Tall Office building, Sullivanesque District: National Register Historic District Ward: 7 Neighborhood: 36 History: The building was constructed as the headquarters for the Roberts, Johnson, & Rand Shoe Co., and long served as the headquarters for the International Shoe Company. The building displays primarily Sullivaneque design with details derived from the Art Nouveau style. The piers of the building become slender columns, flaring into Egyptian Lotus capitals to support an ornamented cornice |
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