The Inland architect and news record
The Inland Architect and News Record was a Chicago trade periodical issued by the Inland Publishing Company in 1887, written for architects and builders. Its plates show American residences and commercial buildings in photographic halftone, each captioned with the building, client, city and architect. A designer might take from them the period styling of late nineteenth-century houses, such as gabled rooflines, Tudor-style half-timbering and classical porches, along with the massing of a multi-storey office block.
