020 Photography for publication, memo from William D. Chambers to Irwin Management Company staff (annotated)

020 Photography for publication, memo from William D. Chambers to Irwin Management Company staff (annotated)

Memo discusses logistics of a potential feature article about Alexander Girard's renovation of Irwin Management Company offices at 301 Washington Street. Discusses photography for article and schedules a meeting between Alexander Girard and Balthazar Korab for a photoshoot.

1974/05/10

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301 Washington Street (Columbus, Ind.)

301 Washington Street Collection (C0001), Series I. Subseries a., Box 1 Folder 3, Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives, BCPL Archives, Bartholomew County Public Library, Columbus, IN; 301 Washington Street: Cornerstone of Columbus, Indiana (digital collection).

Photography for publication, memo from William D. Chambers to Irwin Management Company staff (annotated), 5/10/1974, 1/3, 301 Washington Street Collection (C0001), Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives, BCPL Archives, Bartholomew County Public Library, Columbus, IN.

Bartholomew County Public Library

Carbon copy on onion skin of typewritten document, with handwritten annotations.

Typewritten text:

MEMORANDUM

Date: May 10, 1974

To: J. F. Dorenbusch, G. L. Keith, G. W. Newlin

From: W. D. Chambers

Subject:Photographs of 301

1. Mr. Girard thinks that perhaps some publishers of architectural/design type magazines might be inter- ested in doing a feature on the 301 Building.

2. We "passed" this question by GWN/JIM [George W. Newlin / J. Irwin Miller]; they said OK subject to a pre-publication review of photographs and text (copy of memo attached).

3. The prior memorandum did not talk about costs. It looks like cost will be in the $500—$1,000 range. We pay. This covers out-of-pocket costs of Balthazar Korab plus cost of photos at $40 per shot.

4. Unless I hear to the contrary, I'll arrange for Mr. Girard and Mr. Korab to get together next week, May 16, when Mr. Girard is visiting, to take photographs of 301.

W. D. Chambers

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cc: O. D. Hungerford