Versatile Passenger Station, Ridgeville, In, 1911, Price Mclanahan, Original Hand Colored - Set [NYUcFekZ]

Original Hand-Colored Passenger Station Plan from 1911

Discover a rare gem in architectural history with this beautifully detailed, original hand-colored plan of the Passenger Station in Ridgeville, Indiana, designed by Price & McLanahan. This unique piece, published in the American Architect and Building News on October 4, 1911, offers an invaluable glimpse into the past. Its rich, hand-colored details bring to life the architectural vision of the early 20th century, making it a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.

Unique and Collectible Artwork

This exquisite plan is not just a historical document; it's a piece of art. With its finely detailed illustrations and hand-colored accents, it captures the essence of the Passenger Station's architectural design. The plan measures approximately 8 by 12 inches and comes with a mat border and foam core backing, ensuring its preservation for years to come. Its shrink-wrapped packaging guarantees its safe arrival, ready to be displayed or added to your collection.

• Hand-colored details bring the architectural design to life.
• Historical significance from the early 20th century.

Perfect for Enthusiasts and Decorators

Whether you're a dedicated architectural enthusiast or a decorator looking for a unique piece to add character to your space, this original plan is an excellent choice. Its detailed and colorful design will enhance any room, offering a conversation starter and a daily reminder of the rich history of American architecture. Our framing service is also available, allowing you to have your plan professionally matted and framed, adding an extra layer of sophistication to this historical artifact.

• Enhance your collection with a rare and historical piece.
• Decorate your space with a conversation piece that tells a story.