What were the offices a hundred years ago
Categories: Design and Architecture | History
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/what-were-the-offices-a-hundred-years-ago.htmlWe all know what it looks like today's typical office desks with computers, office equipment, water cooler... Someone is lucky to work in his office, someone is suffering from noise in the office open space. Many members of the office of fraternity love to see the unusual interiors, which work for the lucky employees of such giants as Google and others. In any case, the office for us — a familiar and usual "habitat". But as they looked a hundred years ago? A lot has changed over the last century? Let's find out together by looking at this collection of old photographs depicting the offices of various companies and government agencies in the beginning of XX century.
1. The office of the company on the organization of cargo transportation, 1911.
2. L. L. May, 1911.
3. The editorial Board, Statesman Journal, 1913.
4. 1914.
5. The office of Swift & Co, Denver, 1917.
6. 1914.
7. 1914.
8. Office Gaint Clothes Store, 1912.
9. The brokerage office, 1910.
10. Company Salida, Co, 1911.
11. 1912.
12. Train station Worcester, 1914.
13. The financial Department of railway Department of Pennsylvania, 1910.
14. Office L. L. May, 1911.
15. After a decade of National Lead Co., 1917.
16. Dr. Tichnors Antiseptic Co, New Orleans, 1917.
17. Main office Elmer Candy Co., 1917.
18. Roebuck & Co, Chicago, 1913.
19. 1911.
20. 1910.
21. The office of the judicial Department, Cincinnati, 1914.
22. Sedalia Music Store, 1914.
23. 1911.
24. The chamber of the First National Bank of the United States, 1915.
25. Bureau of war risk insurance, Smithsonian institution, Washington, 1917.
26. Customs Department, Washington, 1910.
27. 1911.
28. The office of the editor of the Waconia Patriot, 1915.
29. 1911.
30. The interior of the Bank Council Bluffs Savings, 1915.
31. 1911.
32. 1912.
33. 1913.
34. The office of railway Department Santa Fe, 1911.
35. The office of the company White Brothers Hardwood Lumber, San Francisco, 1910.
Keywords: 20th century | Archive | Office | USA
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