A black and white photograph of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" with the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library in the background. This photo was taken shortly after the dedication of the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library and "Large Arch" in 1971. On the reverse is…
A black and white photo of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" standing in the library plaza outside of the Cleo Rogers Memorial Library. On the reverse is Balthazar Korab's stamp and negative number 25250.
A color photograph of Henry Moore's "Large Arch" with Eliel Saarinen's First Christian Church and the First Christian Church tower. The Bartholomew County Courthouse can be seen in the background. On the reverse is Balthazar Korab's stamp.
A black and white photograph depicting secretaries' desks within the Irwin Management Company offices at 301 Washington Street, designated Area 13 in drawings. Photograph is signed by Balthazar Korab and mounted.
A black and white photograph of an upstairs reception area and hallway in the Irwin Management Company offices at 301 Washington Street, designated Area 65 in drawings. Photograph is signed by Balthazar Korab and mounted.
A black and white photograph of George Newlin's Irwin Management Company Office at 301 Washington Street, designated Area 70 in drawings. Photograh is signed by Balthazar Korab and mounted .
A black and white photograph of the dining/conference room in Irwin Management Company at 301 Washington Street, designated Areas 62. 63. and 64 in drawings. Photograph is signed by Balthazar Korab and mounted.
A black and white photograph of an interior space within Irwin Management Company at 301 Washington Street, showing doors and corridors. Photograph is signed by Balthazar Korab and mounted.
Notes on the publication of Alexander Girard's interior design for Irwin Management Company offices in Interiors magazine. Photographs were requested from Balthazar Korab's office, and Irwin Management Company wants to review before publication.
The history of Irwin Union Bank, Irwin's Bank, and Joseph Ireland Irwin is discussed in articles within this special advertising section of the Evening Republican.