Group portrait of the construction crew at the Darwin D. Martin House
Photographic group portrait of the original construction crew at the Darwin D. Martin House in the autumn of 1904. Photograph by R.W. King
A large group of workers and supervisors are assembled at a construction site. The structure behind them appears to be partially completed, with wooden framing, scaffolding, and construction tools visible. Many individuals are standing or sitting on the building and surrounding scaffolds, while others stand on the ground in front. Most are wearing work clothes, including overalls, hats, and boots, and a few individuals in the front are dressed in formal suits and coats. The area around the site is unpaved, with dirt and scattered materials visible.
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William E. Martin's house, Oak Park, Illinois, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
William E. Martin House (Oak Park, Ill.)
William E. Martin's house, Oak Park, Illinois, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, which served as an inspiration to Darwin D. Martin in contracting Wright to design his home in Buffalo, New York. William E. Martin was Darwin D. Martin's older brother.
A multi-story house with flat, overhanging roofs and wide horizontal lines stands surrounded by vegetation. The building has several rectangular windows arranged in rows, and a large covered porch area with planters along the perimeter. Two people stand in the yard near a walkway leading to the house, with trees and plants growing throughout the garden. The number 636 is visible on one of the entrance pillars.
Darwin D. Martin's first house on Summit Avenue, Buffalo, New York
View of Darwin D. Martin's first house, which was Victorian in style, on Summit Avenue, Buffalo, New York
A large two-story Victorian-style house with a steeply pitched roof, a prominent turret with a pointed roof, and a wraparound porch enclosed with glass panels. The house exterior features wooden siding and decorative shingles. The structure sits on a stone foundation and is surrounded by a neatly maintained lawn with young trees and a concrete walkway leading up to the porch steps.
View of the Darwin D. Martin House garden
A landscape scene featuring a variety of trees, shrubs, and flowering plants. In the background, partially obscured by the foliage, a house or building with a low, wide roof is visible. The foreground shows a grassy area bordered by dense vegetation, including flowering plants and bushes. The image has a soft, slightly hazy quality, likely due to lighting or photographic conditions.
View of the Darwin D. Martin House garden showing the relief sculpture by Richard Bock
View of the Martin House garden showing the relief sculpture by Richard Bock and the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed birdhouses on the conservatory roof
The image shows a grassy yard bordered by shrubs and trees, with a low structure in the background. The structure has a flat roof with multiple chimneys or vertical projections. In the foreground, there is a stone or concrete feature, possibly a planter or decorative wall, partially covered with foliage. The scene appears to be outdoors and surrounded by dense vegetation.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex garden wall with outdoor planters
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex garden wall with outdoor planters mounted on top
A garden area featuring low brick and concrete structures with integrated planters filled with dense vegetation. A large rectangular overhang with geometric detailing projects from the right side, while mature trees and shrubbery fill the background. The scene extends toward a pathway or street lined with additional trees and buildings faintly visible in the distance.
Darwin D. Martin House living room showing the stained glass doors leading to the veranda
View of the Darwin D. Martin House living room showing the stained glass windows in the doors leading to the veranda
The image shows a living room or study area with a large windowed wall letting in abundant light. In front of the windows, there is a table or desk with a large vase and framed photograph placed on top. Cushioned seating is visible with pillows arranged neatly. A tall wooden stand holds a pot with flowers on the left side of the image. The space has wooden walls and horizontal paneling, with various decorative objects such as books, ceramics, and framed items arranged throughout.
Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at at nighttime at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York
Pan-American Exposition (1901 : Buffalo, N.Y.)
Nighttime view of the Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo, New York in 1901
The structure shown is an ornately decorated building captured at night. The architectural design includes a large domed roof topped with a crown-like ornament. The dome is supported by columns and adorned with drapery, ribbons, and flags. The lower portion features decorative elements such as garlands and possibly signage that is partially obscured by bright light at the center of the image. The surroundings include trees and plants, and the overall scene is illuminated, suggesting a festive or ceremonial setting.
Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, view 1
View of the Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York
The structure shown is an ornate exhibition building with a domed roof, adorned with decorative flags and drapery. The name "Larkin" is prominently displayed above the entrance. Several people are gathered outside the building, some sitting and others standing, surrounded by landscaped gardens and large ornamental planters. The architectural design features elaborate scrollwork and arched windows, typical of late 19th- or early 20th-century exposition styles.
Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, view 2
A domed exhibition building with ornate architectural details and several flags displayed on tall flagpoles. The structure bears the name Larkin and Larkin Soap Co. above the entrance, suggesting its affiliation with the Larkin Soap Company. The building features large arched windows, decorative sculptural elements, and a symmetrical design. Trees and benches line the foreground, partially obscuring the lower portion of the structure.
Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, view 3
The image shows a domed exhibition building with ornate architectural details and multiple flags on tall poles surrounding it. The dome features decorative reliefs and sculptures, and a sign reading LARKIN is prominently displayed above the entrance. Several people are gathered and walking near the entrance, wearing long coats and hats typical of late 19th or early 20th century fashion. Trees and a pathway are visible in the foreground.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex garden with Frank Lloyd Wright-designed birdhouses on the conservatory roof
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex garden with birdhouses on the conservatory roof all of which was designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright
The image shows a single-story brick building with strong horizontal lines and wide overhanging eaves, surrounded by trees and garden plants. A section of the building has a chimney-like structure extending above the roofline. The walls are partially covered with climbing vines and flowering plants. The garden in the foreground has a lawn area bordered by shrubs and small trees.
George Barton House under construction showing the veranda
View of the George Barton House, part of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex, under construction showing the veranda
A two-story brick house with a low-pitched roof and wide overhanging eaves. The structure features strong horizontal lines, a covered front porch supported by square brick columns, and a series of narrow windows near the roofline. The house is situated on a grassy lot with a concrete walkway leading to the entrance and the sidewalk. Another partially visible building stands to the left in the background.
Darwin D. Martin House library interior featuring the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed barrel chair
barrel chairs (rounded wood-backed chairs)
View of the Darwin D. Martin House library interior showing the barrel chair designed by the overall Complex architect Frank Lloyd Wright
The image shows a dimly lit interior space with several wooden chairs, a table, and large windows letting in sunlight. The furniture appears to have straight lines and vertical slats, with a few upholstered seats visible. The light from the windows illuminates parts of the room, creating shadows on the floor. A framed picture hangs on a wall in the background, and there are curtains partially drawn around the windows.
View of Erv playing with several small dogs
A person is kneeling on a dirt path outdoors, interacting with three small dogs. Two of the dogs are standing on their hind legs near the person, while another dog is a short distance away, appearing to move toward them. The scene takes place in an open area with grass and several trees in the background.
Home of Dorothy Martin Foster and her husband James F. Foster at 12 St. Catherine's Court, Buffalo, New York, view 4
Exterior view of the home of Dorothy Martin Foster and her husband James F. Foster at 12 St. Catherine's Court, Buffalo, New York
The image shows a two-story house situated on a corner lot in a residential neighborhood. The house has a steep, multi-gabled roof with dormer windows and two prominent chimneys. An American flag is mounted on the front, extending outward from the side of the building. A sidewalk runs along the front and side of the property, and a lamppost stands near the curb. The yard is sparsely landscaped with grass and a few trees.
Family group in the Darwin D. Martin House living room gathered in front of the Christmas tree
View of a Martin family group gathered in the Darwin D. Martin House living room in front of the Christmas tree
A group of eight individuals is positioned indoors in front of a decorated Christmas tree. Four individuals are standing at the back, while four are seated or kneeling in front. Wrapped gifts are visible near the tree. The background includes wooden paneling, bookshelves, and furniture, suggesting a domestic or formal interior. The image appears to be old, with some motion blur and a visible crease down the center.
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Darwin D. Martin House interior showing the stained glass skylight and the doors leading to the veranda
View of the Darwin D. Martin House interior showing the stained glass skylight and the stained glass doors in the living room leading to the veranda
The image shows an interior space with a potted tree placed near large windows that feature geometric-patterned glass panels. The ceiling above also has matching decorative grids allowing light to filter through. Bookshelves are visible along the wall, and the room has wooden trim and furnishings, suggesting a well-crafted architectural design.
Darwin D. Martin House as viewed through the gardens
View of the Darwin D. Martin House through its private gardens
A two-story building covered in ivy with a flat, overhanging roof and tall, narrow windows. The structure is surrounded by a garden with grass, shrubs, and a few trees. A large tree stands in the foreground, partially obscuring the view of the building.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex under construction as of August 26, 1904
Darwin D. Martin House Complex under construction as of August 26, 1904 with the completed George Barton House in the background
A construction site with wooden scaffolding, framing, and stone foundations in progress. Piles of dirt, planks, and building materials are scattered across the ground. In the background, several trees and residential-style buildings are visible, including a large house with a broad, low-pitched roof.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction with a view of the driveway and the porte-cochère as of May 9, 1905
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction featuring the driveway and the porte-cochère as of May 9, 1905
The image shows a residential construction site featuring a two-story building with a low-pitched roof and horizontal lines, typical of early 20th-century architectural styles. A gravel driveway leads up to the house, bordered by a newly poured concrete sidewalk. Construction materials, including wooden planks and metal pipes, are scattered on the left side of the driveway. Trees without leaves frame the scene on both sides. A wooden barricade with a sign reading No Admittance is placed across the driveway near the front of the property.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of May 9, 1905
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of May 9, 1905
A black-and-white photograph showing a quiet residential scene with two houses and a sidewalk. The house on the right is a two-story brick structure with horizontal lines and a flat roof, while the house in the distance is more traditional with a steep roof and a front porch. The foreground features a newly poured sidewalk curving along a barren yard with sparse young plants. A small sign on the right side reads PLEASE DONT¦ with the remaining words partially obscured.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction featuring the driveway and the porte-cochère as of May 9, 1905
The image shows a long gravel driveway leading toward a two-story building with broad horizontal lines and a low, overhanging roof. The structure features brick walls and large, rectangular windows along the upper floor. A covered walkway or carport extends from the building at the end of the driveway. On the right side, there is a wooden fence and some small, leafless trees or shrubs. The scene appears overcast, with bare trees in the background, suggesting a cool season.
The image shows an early 20th-century scene featuring a low, horizontally oriented brick building on the right, likely under construction or recently completed. The foreground includes bare soil and small plants, possibly part of a garden or landscaped area being established, bordered by narrow pathways or edging materials. In the background, several leafless trees and a few distant buildings, including a church with a prominent steeple, are visible across a street.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of May 9, 1905 showing the completed George Barton House in the background
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of May 9, 1905 showing the completed George Barton House in the background
The image shows two early 20th-century houses with broad, low-pitched roofs and overhanging eaves, situated within a large, sparsely planted yard. The house in the foreground is partially visible on the left, while a larger house stands further back in the center of the image. The yard appears recently landscaped, with many small plants or saplings protected by stakes. Leafless trees line the distant background, and a walkway runs along the right side of the property.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of May 9, 1905 featuring the veranda
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of May 9, 1905 featuring the veranda off the living room
A black and white photograph showing a quiet residential street bordered by bare trees, likely in early spring or late fall. The image foreground features an open, undeveloped plot of land with sparse vegetation and a few small stakes or plants. To the right stands a low, horizontally oriented brick building with a flat, overhanging roof. In the background, additional houses and structures line the tree-shaded street. The ground appears uneven, suggesting recent landscaping or construction activity.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction of the greenhouse interior as of April 9, 1905
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction of the greenhouse interior as of April 9, 1905
The image shows the interior of a greenhouse with a glass roof and walls supported by a wooden or metal framework. Rows of plants fill raised beds on either side of a central walkway that leads to a closed door at the far end. Pipes and valves run along the ceiling and walls, likely part of the greenhouses heating or irrigation system. The structure is well-lit with natural light filtering through the glass panels.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 featuring the partially completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 featuring the partially completed pergola
The image shows a construction site in front of a partially completed brick building. The building features long horizontal lines, a flat roof, and wide overhangs, supported by rectangular columns. Wooden scaffolding and support frames are positioned along the front of the structure, and a pile of soil or construction material lies in the foreground. The ground appears uneven, with patches of dirt and gravel. A few residential buildings are faintly visible in the background.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of July 30, 1904 revealing the foundations and substructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of July 30, 1904 revealing the foundations and substructure
The image depicts a construction site with partially built stone walls forming the foundation of a structure. Wooden scaffolding and framing materials are arranged around the perimeter, suggesting ongoing work on the lower sections. The background shows a foggy or mist-covered landscape with faint outlines of trees or hills, creating a hazy atmosphere.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 featuring the nearly completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 featuring the nearly completed pergola
The scene shows a large building under construction, with wooden scaffolding supporting sections of the partially completed brick structure. A long, single-story wing with evenly spaced window openings extends from a taller two-story section on the left. The ground in the foreground is uneven and muddy, with scattered wooden planks, a wheelbarrow, and a simple wooden fence. Piles of sand and construction materials are visible near the building, and a few houses can be seen in the distance beyond the site.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 showing the partially completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 showing the partially completed pergola
The image shows a construction site with two large, low-rise brick buildings featuring broad, overhanging roofs in the background. The area in the foreground is covered with dirt, and several piles of sand or gravel are visible. Construction materials, including wooden beams, wheelbarrows, and scaffolding, are scattered around the site. Leafless trees and a few residential houses can be seen in the distance, indicating that the photograph was likely taken during late fall or winter.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 showing its substructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of April 9, 1905 showing its substructure
A large wooden house stands in the background, surrounded by bare trees, suggesting a late autumn or early winter season. In the foreground, a construction site is visible with stacks of bricks, wooden planks, and piles of dirt scattered around. On the right side, part of a new brick structure is under construction, supported by wooden scaffolding and ladders. A dirt path runs between the construction area and the house in the distance.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex interior construction as of January 22, 1905
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex interior construction as of January 22, 1905
The image shows a dimly lit interior room with a partially damaged or under-construction appearance. The ceiling and walls are darkened, and several windows along the left side are covered. A radiator is visible beneath the windows. The far wall has sections of exposed brick and a doorway or opening at the center. Wooden planks, beams, and debris are scattered across the floor, suggesting disrepair or renovation work.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex interior construction as of January. 22, 1905
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex interior construction as of January. 22, 1905
The image depicts a dimly lit room with several coats or garments hanging on a long radiator along one wall. The ceiling appears to be slanted, with light streaming in from above, possibly through translucent panels. On the right side of the image, a brick structure with an open dark area”possibly a fireplace or furnace”is visible. The image has visible damage and discoloration, including spots, smudges, and streaks across the frame, suggesting it is an old or degraded photograph.
The image depicts a brick-walled interior with damage and disarray. The floor appears to be partly destroyed, showing scattered wooden planks and debris. The lighting is dim and uneven, and some areas of the image are overexposed or blurred, suggesting age or degradation of the photograph. There are openings or dark recesses in the brick wall, and the overall scene gives an impression of a structure that has suffered significant damage or neglect.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction interior as ofJanuary 22, 1905
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction interior as of January 22, 1905
The image shows an interior room with several partitioned sections. The walls and partitions appear plain, with some areas covered by sheets or curtains. A radiator is positioned along the lower right side of the image, and there are large window-like openings or panels along the back and left walls. The photograph has visible damage, including circular stains and smudges that obscure parts of the scene, suggesting age or exposure to moisture or chemicals. Lighting is dim and uneven, with a soft shadowed effect throughout.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of January 22, 1905 with an interior view of the conservatory toward the ornamental pool
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of January 22, 1905 showing the interior of the conservatory toward the ornamental pool (prior to the installation of the Winged Victory sculpture)
The image shows an indoor garden or conservatory area with a central walkway flanked by raised concrete planters filled with various plants and flowers. At the end of the walkway, there is a small octagonal fountain centered in the space. Tall brick pillars line both sides, supporting a roof structure with large windows or skylights that allow natural light to enter. The architectural style features clean lines and geometric shapes, giving the area an orderly and symmetrical appearance.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex photographs
A dimly lit interior space with brick walls and a low ceiling. The area appears to be unfinished or in disrepair, with exposed brick columns, concrete or plastered walls, and a rough floor surface. A simple wooden or metal railing runs along part of the passage, and in the center background, there is a large rectangular structure attached to the ceiling and floor. A narrow slit of light is visible at the far end of the corridor, providing minimal illumination.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of January 22, 1905 displaying the conservatory interior as viewed toward the pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of January 22, 1905 displaying the conservatory interior looking toward the pergola
The image shows an indoor garden corridor enclosed by brick walls and a glass roof structure. Rectangular concrete planters line both sides of the walkway, each containing various plants and flowers. Sunlight enters through the slanted glass roof panels, illuminating the plants and creating shadows along the walkway. At the far end, there is a set of glass-paneled double doors framed by brick walls, with potted plants placed nearby. The architectural style features strong horizontal lines and geometric forms.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex exterior construction as of July 30, 1904 featuring the veranda
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex exterior construction as of July 30, 1904 featuring the veranda off the living room
A two-story brick building under construction with a low, overhanging hip roof. The structure features horizontal lines and broad eaves, with an extended porch area at the front. Wooden scaffolding, planks, and construction materials are scattered on the ground around the site. The upper story has a band of windows beneath the roofline, and the lower section appears mostly complete but unfinished around the entry and surrounding areas.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 showing the main house casement windows
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 showing the main house casement windows and two children standing in front
A snowy outdoor scene showing two individuals standing in front of a single-story brick building with a flat roof. The building has rectangular windows with a uniform grid pattern and a large open doorway on the left side. Snow covers the ground and nearby construction materials, suggesting ongoing work or an unfinished area.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 featuring the main house with its casement windows
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 featuring the main house with its casement windows and a young girl posed in front of it
A large two-story structure is under construction in a snowy landscape. The building has wide overhanging eaves and horizontal lines, with scaffolding, ladders, and construction materials visible around it. Several individuals are seen near the building, one standing in the snow in the foreground. The ground and roof are covered with snow, and the overall scene suggests wintertime construction activity.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 showing the main house veranda
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 showing the main house veranda
A large two-story brick building under construction during winter. The structure has scaffolding and wooden supports on the exterior, with a ladder leaning against the wall. Snow covers the ground, roof, and unfinished surfaces. The windows and doors appear uninstalled or covered, and construction materials are visible around the site.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 featuring the pergola and the main house casement windows
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 featuring the pergola and the main house casement windows
The image shows a large two-story building under construction during winter. Snow covers the ground and parts of the unfinished structure. Wooden scaffolding and temporary supports surround the building. A small wooden structure with a door stands in the foreground to the right, and various construction materials are scattered across the snow-covered site.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction of the main house veranda as of December11, 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction of the main house veranda as of December11, 1904
A large two-story brick building under construction during winter. The structure features horizontal lines and low-pitched roofs, with scaffolding and wooden supports surrounding parts of the exterior. Snow covers the ground and portions of the roof. Two individuals stand near the entrance steps, which are partially covered in snow.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 showing the veranda and the pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of December 11, 1904 showing the veranda and the pergola
A large building is under construction during winter. The structure features horizontal lines, flat roofs, and extensive use of brick. Wooden scaffolding surrounds the central section of the building, and construction materials such as lumber and bricks are scattered on the snow-covered ground. A simple wooden fence runs across the foreground, and bare trees are visible in the background.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring the veranda and the partially completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex exterior construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring the veranda and the partially completed pergola
The image shows a large brick building under construction during winter. Snow covers parts of the ground and scattered construction materials. Wooden scaffolding lines the right side of the structure, and stacks of building supplies are visible in the foreground. A wheelbarrow and wooden planks lie on the snowy ground, suggesting ongoing work. The central building has multiple rectangular sections and openings, with bare trees in the background.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring the partially completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring the partially completed pergola
The image depicts a partially constructed building during winter. The structure features multiple levels with visible wooden framing and brickwork. Scaffolding and support beams are positioned along the sides of the building. The ground is covered with snow, and construction materials are scattered around the site. The overall scene suggests that the building is in the midst of early construction, with unfinished walls and open window frames.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex exterior construction as of November 27, 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex exterior construction as of November 27, 1904
The image shows a two-story brick building under construction during winter. The structure features horizontal lines, flat overhanging roofs, and grouped rectangular windows near the roofline. A wooden ladder leans against the right side of the building, and some construction materials and debris are visible on the ground, which is partially covered in snow. Leafless trees and another house appear in the background.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring the partially completed porte-cochère
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring the partially completed porte-cochère
A partially constructed building surrounded by snow and wooden scaffolding. The structure appears to be made of brick with horizontal lines and large overhanging roofs. Several wooden planks and construction materials are scattered on the ground, and temporary support beams are in place along the walls. The upper section shows framing work still in progress.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex foundations construction as of July 30, 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex foundations construction as of July 30, 1904
The image shows the early stages of a construction site. A partially built stone foundation occupies the center of the scene, with rough dirt surfaces, planks of wood, and construction materials scattered around. In the background, faint outlines of trees and a wagon drawn by horses are visible through a haze or mist. The overall setting appears rural, with unpaved ground and minimal infrastructure.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring its exterior superstructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 27, 1904 featuring its exterior superstructure
A large brick building under construction during winter. The structure features multiple levels with horizontal lines typical of early 20th-century architecture. Wooden scaffolding and temporary supports surround the partially completed building. Snow covers the ground, and piles of lumber and construction materials are scattered nearby. The upper portion of the building shows exposed framing, indicating ongoing work.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November27, 1904 featuring the main house superstructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November27, 1904 featuring the main house superstructure
A two-story brick building under construction during winter. The structure features a horizontal layout with large rectangular window openings and a flat roof partially framed with exposed wooden beams. Snow covers the ground in front of the building, and construction materials such as wooden planks and metal pipes are scattered nearby. The surrounding area appears to be a construction site with another partially visible building in the background.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction, as of November13, 1904 featuring the main house superstructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction, as of November13, 1904 featuring the main house superstructure
The image shows a partially constructed brick building with a low wall in the foreground. The structure features horizontal lines of dark bricks, large rectangular window openings without glass, and unfinished architectural elements. Scaffolding and construction materials are visible around the site, indicating that the building is still under construction. The roof appears partially completed, with an overhanging eave on the right side.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 showing the partially completed superstructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 showing the partially completed superstructure
A partially constructed building is surrounded by construction materials and equipment. Wooden scaffolding and support beams are visible along the brick structure, with ladders leaning against the unfinished walls. Piles of dirt and debris are scattered on the ground, and a wooden fence runs across the foreground. The scene appears to depict an early stage of construction in a muddy outdoor area under overcast conditions.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 showing the superstructure
View of Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 showing the superstructure
The image shows a partially constructed building surrounded by wooden scaffolding and support structures. The structure appears to have brick or concrete walls with open window frames, and construction materials such as wooden planks and beams are scattered on the ground around the site. The overall setting suggests an early stage of construction with a dirt ground and minimal finished surfaces.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 with scaffolding up to the roof
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 with scaffolding up to the roof and two young girls standing on the site
The image shows a partially constructed building surrounded by wooden scaffolding and support structures. The roof appears to be mostly completed, with a flat, broad surface. Construction materials such as wooden planks, beams, and debris are scattered on the ground around the site. Two individuals are standing in the foreground, near the edge of the construction area. Leafless trees are visible in the background, suggesting a winter or late autumn setting.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 featuring the partially completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 featuring the partially completed pergola
The image shows a large building under construction. The structure has a flat roof with a broad overhang and an open framework of windows or wall openings along its length. Wooden scaffolding and supports are in place around the building, and piles of construction materials such as lumber, barrels, and sand are scattered in the foreground. The ground is uneven and covered with dirt and debris, suggesting an active worksite.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 showing the foundation and substructure as well as the superstructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 13, 1904 showing the foundation and substructure as well as the superstructure
The image shows a construction site with several partially built brick structures. Wooden scaffolding and beams are visible along the upper sections of the buildings. Piles of dirt and gravel cover the ground, and wooden planks and tools are scattered around the site. A few people stand on a raised platform near the center-right portion of the image, appearing to observe or work on the structure. The overall scene depicts an early stage of building construction.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 showing the foundation, substructure and superstructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 showing the foundation, substructure and superstructure
The image shows a partially constructed brick building surrounded by dirt and construction materials. Wooden beams and planks are positioned around the structure, and sections of the roof framework are visible but incomplete. The area in the foreground contains piles of soil and gravel, with scattered boards and debris indicating ongoing construction work. The background appears open and undeveloped, with no other buildings in view.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex main house construction as of November 6, 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex main house construction as of November 6, 1904
A partially constructed brick building with wooden scaffolding and temporary supports along the exterior walls. The structure appears to be in an early phase of construction, with the framework of the roof visible on the left side. In the foreground, a person wearing a dark coat stands near the front of the building, positioned to the right side of the image. The ground is bare and uneven, consistent with an active construction site.
Martin Complex construction, July 30, 1904
The scene shows the early stage of a construction site with partial brick walls and wooden framing supports. Scattered construction materials, including wooden planks, bricks, and metal components, are visible on the ground. A partially built structure stands in the background, with some completed brickwork and steel beams extending upward. The environment appears somewhat dusty or foggy, suggesting either weather conditions or the photographic age and quality.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 showing the main house superstructure
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 showing the main house superstructure
A building under construction is shown with its wooden scaffolding and support structures surrounding partially completed brick walls. The roof framework is visible, with lumber and construction materials scattered across the ground. The site appears active, with unfinished sections and tools indicating ongoing work. The terrain in the foreground is uneven and covered with dirt and debris typical of a construction zone.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 showing the superstructure and part of the pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 showing the superstructure and part of the pergola
A construction site showing a partially completed brick building supported by wooden scaffolding and framing. There are piles of dirt and scattered building materials such as wooden planks and beams around the area. The central structure features tall vertical framing, and additional sections of the building are visible extending to both sides.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 featuring the partially completed conservatory roof
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 showing the partially completed conservatory roof
The image shows a construction site with partially completed brick and concrete structures. Wooden planks, scaffolding, and piles of building materials are scattered throughout the area. Several framework sections and roof beams are visible, indicating early or mid-stage construction. In the background, residential buildings and bare trees can be seen, suggesting a neighborhood setting during a cool season.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 featuring the main house with its casement windows
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of November 6, 1904 featuring the main house with its casement windows
A large brick building under construction with scaffolding, wooden planks, and rubble scattered around the site. The structure has a low-pitched roof and horizontal lines typical of early 20th-century architectural styles. Several windows are visible along the upper story, and construction materials are piled in the foreground. A person stands near the right side of the image observing the progress.
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 30, 1904
The image shows a partially constructed building with visible wooden framing and brickwork. The structure appears to be elevated on temporary wooden supports. Construction materials, including lumber and debris, are scattered on the ground surrounding the site. There are no visible workers, and the background contains leafless trees and faint outlines of nearby buildings or structures.
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 30, 1904: pergola
The image shows a construction site with partially completed brick buildings. The structures are at an early stage, with walls erected but no roofs. Wooden planks, piles of dirt, and construction materials are scattered across the ground. In the center, two people stand near a wheelbarrow, facing the construction area. Several houses are visible in the background beyond the building site.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October30, 1904 featuring the completed George Barton House
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of Oct. 30, 1904 featuring the completed George Barton House
The image depicts a two-story brick house with a low-pitched roof and wide overhanging eaves, positioned on a corner lot. The building features rectangular windows along both floors, and a sidewalk runs parallel to the street and leads up to the entrance. Leafless trees line the street and the yard, suggesting a late fall or winter season. In the background, additional structures are visible, including another flat-roofed building to the left.
The scene shows a large brick structure under construction, supported by extensive wooden scaffolding and beams. The building appears to be partially completed, with open window frames visible on the upper section and a second structure in the background also in progress. Construction materials and planks are scattered across the dirt ground surrounding the site. The overall setting suggests an early 20th-century building project.
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 30, 1904: Barton House
A two-story brick building with a flat, extended roof and wide eaves is shown. The structure has multiple rectangular windows on both levels, some grouped together near the roofline. A concrete sidewalk runs parallel to the building in the foreground, bordered by a dirt area with small shrubs and plants. The background is faintly visible due to a hazy or overexposed area on the left side of the image.
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 23, 1904
The image shows a construction site with partially completed brick walls and wooden scaffolding. The ground is uneven and covered with dirt and construction materials, including a wheelbarrow, pipes, and planks. Some structural supports and framework are visible around the perimeter. In the background, residential-style buildings or houses can be seen beyond the construction area.
The image depicts an early-stage construction site with stone and wooden materials in use. In the foreground, a partially built stone foundation is visible with wooden beams and planks scattered around. Various supports and framework elements are positioned across the site, suggesting the preparation of structural forms. In the background, several partially completed buildings can be seen, characterized by rectangular shapes and flat roofs. The overall scene appears hazy, likely due to lighting or environmental conditions during the photograph.
The image depicts a construction site showing the early stages of a brick building under development. The structure is supported by numerous wooden braces and scaffolding, and parts of the upper framework are visible. Stacks of materials such as lumber are placed near the building. The ground appears uneven and unpaved, and a cartwheel can be seen on the right side of the image.
The scene shows a construction site with a partially built brick structure surrounded by wooden scaffolding and support beams. The ground appears muddy, with puddles of water visible in the foreground. A simple wooden fence runs across the lower part of the image, separating the construction area from the viewpoint. In the background, leafless trees and a house or building are visible through a hazy sky, suggesting a cold or overcast day.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 23, 1904 featuring the completed George Barton House
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 23, 1904 featuring the completed George Barton House
The image shows a two-story brick building with a flat, overhanging roof and rectangular windows. The structure features horizontal lines characteristic of early 20th-century architectural design. The yard in front of the building appears to be mostly bare soil with scattered leaves, bordered by what seems to be simple wooden or concrete edging. A large tree extends over part of the structure, and a small barrel stands near a short set of steps leading to an entrance on the left side.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 23, 1904 featuring the partially completed conservatory roof
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 23, 1904 featuring the partially completed conservatory roof
The image shows a partially constructed building with a series of steel roof trusses being assembled over a brick and concrete structure. The view looks outward across a residential area, where several large houses with steeply pitched roofs are visible in the background. The scene appears to be from an early 20th-century neighborhood, with trees and a few fences visible along the street.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October23, 1904 featuring the partially completed pergola and its foundations
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October23, 1904 featuring the partially completed pergola and its foundations
The image shows a construction site with a partially built house in the center. Wooden scaffolding and ladders are set up around the structure, and various construction materials are scattered on the ground. The building has a low, hipped roof and horizontal lines typical of early 20th-century architecture. In the background, several completed houses and trees are visible. The ground in the foreground appears muddy, with wooden planks and temporary railings laid across the area.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 16, 1904 showing the foundations and the beginnings of the pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 16, 1904 showing the foundations and the beginnings of the pergola
The image shows a construction site with partially completed brick and concrete structures surrounded by scaffolding and wooden supports. Piles of dirt and gravel cover the ground in the foreground, and construction materials such as planks and beams are scattered around the site. In the background, several residential houses and trees are visible beyond the construction area.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 16, 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 16, 1904 showing the foundations and beginnings of the superstructure
The image shows a construction site with a partially built structure made of brick and concrete. Wooden beams and planks are scattered around the ground, suggesting ongoing work. Several sections of the buildings walls are visible, some reaching near full height while others remain incomplete. In the background, a completed house with a pitched roof and chimneys is visible among some trees, providing a contrast between the finished and under-construction buildings.
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 16, 1904 and showing the foundations and the skeleton of the pergola
The image depicts a construction site with partially built brick and concrete structures surrounded by wooden scaffolding and framing. Various building materials, including lumber and piles of gravel, are scattered across the ground. In the background, trees and a few residential-style buildings are visible. The scene appears overcast, with soft lighting suggesting cloudy weather.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October16, 1904 with a view of the partially conmpleted pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October16, 1904 featuring the partially completed pergola
The image shows a building under construction, surrounded by temporary wooden scaffolding and supports. The structure appears to be made primarily of brick, with several partially completed walls and openings for windows and doors. Construction materials such as lumber and boards are scattered around the dirt-covered ground. In the background, another completed building with a low-pitched roof and wide eaves is visible, along with some trees.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 9, 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 9, 1904 highlighting the foundations and substructure
The scene shows a construction site with the early stages of a buildings foundation and lower walls. Wooden scaffolding and planks are positioned around the partially completed structure. In the foreground, there are piles of dirt and gravel scattered across the ground, along with loose boards and construction debris. Residential houses and trees are visible in the background under a hazy sky.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex foundation construction as of July 31, 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex foundation construction as of July 31, 1904
The image shows the early stages of a brick and concrete building under construction. The structure consists of partially built walls and rectangular foundation sections forming a grid-like layout. The materials used appear to be brick for the inner walls and concrete for the outer framework. In the background, faint outlines of residential houses are visible through a fog or haze, and the image overall has a weathered, aged appearance.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 9, 1904 featuring the main house foundations and the partially completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 9, 1904 featuring the main house foundations and the partially completed pergola
The image shows a construction site featuring a partially completed building with wooden scaffolding and framing. The structure has a multi-tiered roof and appears to be under active development. In the foreground, there are construction materials such as wooden planks, ladders, and piles of sand. Behind the construction area, a few residential-style houses are visible, and the overall setting suggests a suburban neighborhood during an early stage of building development.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 9, 1904 showing the substructure and the superstructure of the partially completed pergola
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 9, 1904 showing the substructure and the superstructure of the partially completed pergola
A construction site showing the early stages of a brick building being erected. Wooden scaffolding and supports are set up around partially built brick walls. Bricks, planks, and construction materials are scattered across the ground. In the background, another completed or more advanced building structure with a low, wide roof is visible among trees and nearby houses.
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 9, 1904
The scene depicts a partially constructed building site. Brick walls are erected on multiple sides, with open spaces indicating areas yet to be completed. Wooden scaffolding, beams, and construction materials such as planks and boards are scattered across the site. A set of stairs built into one section of the brickwork leads upward to a higher level. In the background, there is a large residential-style building with a steep roof, surrounded by trees and shrubbery under an overcast sky.
A construction site with partially built brick walls and piles of bricks and materials spread across the foreground. Wooden scaffolding and ladders are visible around the work area. In the background, there are several completed houses surrounded by trees. A sign on the left side reads "O.S. Lang, Builder."
The image shows a construction site with partially completed brick buildings. The structures appear to have solid concrete or brick foundations, with wooden scaffolding and framing supporting walls under construction. Piles of wooden planks and building materials are scattered around the ground in the foreground. In the background, additional buildings and rooftops are faintly visible through a layer of mist or haze.
Martin Complex construction, Sept. 25, 1904
The image shows a construction site with partially built brick structures and scattered wooden planks. Several makeshift sheds or storage huts stand in the background, near a stack of building materials. The area appears to be in the early stages of building development, with dirt ground and construction debris spread across the site. Trees line the far edge of the area, and a large house is visible in the background beyond the construction zone.
The image shows a residential construction site with several partially built brick and wooden structures. In the foreground, foundations and low brick walls are visible, while scaffolding surrounds the structures under construction. Building materials and wooden planks are scattered around the site. Two signs read D.S. Lane Builder. In the background, completed houses and trees can be seen.
The image shows a building under construction. Wooden scaffolding and support beams are in place around the structure, and the framework of the roof and upper walls is partially completed. Construction materials and equipment are scattered across the site, including a ladder leaning against the building and wooden planks on the ground. In the foreground, there is a muddy area with standing water, while other completed houses are visible in the background.
The image shows a construction site with partially built brick walls and wooden scaffolding. Piles of dirt and construction materials are visible in the foreground. In the background, there are several houses and trees, suggesting the construction is taking place in a residential area. The sky appears overcast.
Martin Complex construction, Sept. 25, 1904: veranda
The image shows a two-story brick house with a low-pitched roof and wide overhanging eaves. The structure features horizontal lines and an emphasis on geometric shapes. A large covered porch wraps around part of the front and side of the house, supported by thick brick columns. Several rectangular windows are visible on both levels, and a sidewalk leads up to the front steps. There are a few trees and neighboring houses visible in the background.
Martin Complex construction, July 31, 1904
The scene shows a construction site with partially built concrete foundations or footings laid out in rectangular sections. Wooden planks, framing materials, and scattered debris surround the structure. In the background, a line of trees and a paved road are visible, along with a few horse-drawn carriages parked near the roadside. The image appears to capture an early stage of a building project.
The image shows two adjacent houses with a grassy yard between them. The building on the left has a flat, overhanging roof and horizontal brickwork, while the building on the right has a more traditional wood-paneled exterior with multiple stories. A person stands near a young tree in the yard, next to the brick building. The scene appears to be taken in daylight with trees and shrubbery in the background.
A person stands under a large, full-branched tree in what appears to be a garden or yard. The tree has dense foliage, and beneath it, there is a simple wooden swing hanging from one of its branches. To the right of the tree, a wooden bench or chair with armrests sits on the grass. The background shows bushes and other vegetation, and the ground appears grassy with some shaded areas. The photograph is in black and white, with an aged or slightly faded appearance.
A partially constructed building is shown at the center of the image, surrounded by scaffolding, wooden supports, and piles of construction materials. The ground in the foreground appears to be cleared and leveled, possibly for additional construction work. Several completed houses can be seen in the background, along with a few trees. The scene is overcast, suggesting a cloudy day.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction of the main house as of September 1904 with three visitors posed in front of it
View of the Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction of the main house as of September 1904 with three visitors in the foreground
The image shows a construction site featuring a partially completed brick building supported by wooden scaffolding and beams. The structure has large open entrances and a second level on the right side, with workers materials such as planks, bricks, and tools scattered on the ground. Two individuals stand near the center foreground, observing the progress. In the background, trees and additional buildings are visible beyond the construction area.
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of September 1904
View of the Darwin D. Martin Complex construction as of September 1904 showing sidewalks within the Complex
A person stands on a neatly maintained lawn at the intersection of two concrete walkways. A medium-sized tree grows in the center of the grass area, with its branches full of leaves. In the background, a house with a porch, steps, and potted plants is visible, partially obscured by the tree. The scene is shaded by surrounding trees.