The Inland architect and news record
The Inland Architect and News Record was an architectural periodical published in Chicago in 1887 by the Inland Publishing Company for architects and builders. Its plates show American domestic and civic architecture, including a residence interior in Evanston, Illinois, a stone house exterior, and the United States Capitol dome. A designer might take from them the sober photographic record of late nineteenth-century interiors, Richardsonian masonry houses, and Beaux-Arts public buildings, along with a 1900s trade advertisement for interlocking rubber flooring.
