Category:HABS images of the Stroud Building

Media in category "HABS images of the Stroud Building"

The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total.

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  An abandoned electrical system was found under the pressed-steel ceiling. For some undetermined reason the pattern of the ceiling panels has 'photographed' onto the cardboard HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-11.tif 4,994 × 3,936; 18.75 MB
  
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  Detail of Moorish arch. The ends of the 'horseshoe' have been removed. Credit GADA-MRM. - Stroud Building, 31-33 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Maricopa County, AZ HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-5.tif 3,997 × 4,993; 19.04 MB
  
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  Detail of original wainscot in the dining room. The wainscot panels are flat (not beveled) and are painted along the edge to simulate a raised (beveled) panel. Credit GADA-MRM. HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-16.tif 4,003 × 5,000; 19.09 MB
  
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  Detail of the south side of the building showing the decorative-brick cornice, typical double-hung window, and chimneys. Credit GADA-MRM. - Stroud Building, 31-33 North Central HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-4.tif 5,000 × 4,022; 19.18 MB
  
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  Detail of the west side showing the original brick detailing. The Roman bricks in the first story were installed in the 1950s. The heavy wood mullions are original and support a HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-6.tif 3,981 × 5,000; 18.99 MB
  
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  Examples of the elaborate and plain pressed-steel ceiling panels, here removed to the exterior of the building for photographing. A segment of the cornice has been placed above HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-12.tif 4,961 × 3,945; 18.67 MB
  
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  Several of the rental rooms are joined by doors, and each room is accessed from the corridor. Originally, the transoms were glazed. When a central heating-cooling system was HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-8.tif 3,997 × 5,000; 19.06 MB
  
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  The second story in the north segment of the building was originally constructed as a restaurant. The north wall of the dining room retains the original wood wainscot and double HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-15.tif 4,954 × 3,922; 18.53 MB
  
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  The south segment of the building has a stone basement. The alley wall had a number of areaway windows that are now infilled with bricks. These areaways were subsequently filled HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-13.tif 3,959 × 4,959; 18.73 MB
  
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  The south wall of the dining room has an original wood wainscot similar to the one present on the north wall. However, in lieu of windows it appears to have been constructed HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-17.tif 4,976 × 3,944; 18.72 MB
  
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  The Stroud Building beard the 'Temme Springs' advertisement. West-facing windows of the entire block are protected from the afternoon sun by awnings. The north-facing windows of HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-23.tif 4,971 × 3,971; 18.83 MB
  
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  The west end of the dining room contains four windows that overlook Central Avenue. As other millwork in the restaurant, these windows were originally finished with stain and HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-18.tif 3,971 × 4,982; 18.87 MB
  
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  Typical 'furnished rooms' overlook the Washington Street alley. Each has two double-hung windows that are fitted with roller-shade brackets. The plaster was formulated with lime HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-9.tif 4,010 × 5,000; 19.12 MB
  
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  View looking north on Central Avenue from Washington Street. The Stroud Building (with awnings on the second story) is located on the east (right) side of the street near the HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-22.tif 4,954 × 3,911; 18.48 MB
  
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  View of the west side of the building after the 1950s-applied facade was removed. Credit GADA-MRM. - Stroud Building, 31-33 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Maricopa County, AZ HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-2.tif 5,000 × 3,969; 18.93 MB
  
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  View toward the southwest corner of the building after the 1950s-applied facade was removed. Remnants of this facade still remain above the parapet. Credit GADA-MRM. - Stroud HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-1.tif 4,993 × 3,963; 18.87 MB
  
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  West elevation of the Stroud Building in February 1984. Soon after the photograph was taken, the building was abandoned. The original facade was 'modernized' sometime during the HABS ARIZ,7-PHEN,16-24.tif 4,943 × 3,912; 18.44 MB