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Antique Office Interior Photographs 
~ 1880-1889 ~

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	"First Maccabee Office 1881." The Knights of the Maccabees was a fraternal and benevolent society founded in London, Ontario, Canada, in 1878. A substantial minority of its membership was in Michigan. The society provided life and disability insurance to ordinary citizens, provided they were white and did not make, sell, or consume alcohol.  The fraternal aspect of the organization ended in 1962, leaving an insurance company.	Early Office Museum Archives
	Two men in office with gas lighting.	Early Office Museum Archives
	CFI Main Office, 1887.	Early Office Museum Archives
	CFI Stenographers Room, 1887	Early Office Museum Archives
		Minnesota Historical Society, pf046008
	Marquis of Lorne Ottawa, 1880	Canadian Illustrated News 72780-v6
	Lost Property Office Scotland Yard London	London Illustrated News 1882 or 1883
	Pears Ltd Head Office New Oxford St London	National Monuments Record 1888
	Clearing House, 1883
	Convict Office London  1883	London Illustrated News 1883
	Interior First National Bank Chicago 1883
	Interior R G Dun Co Mercantile Agency NYC 1883
	Office with tickers 1883
	Two men in office with desk, 1883
	Mr. Kimballs Room Internal Revenue Office Us Treasury Washington DC 1884	National Office Furniture Catalog, 1884
	General Business Office, Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, Boston, MA, 1884. There is a roll-top desk, a safe, and gas lighting.  "No stoves are allowed to be used in the building, or lights of any kind except city gas."	Twenty-Fourth Annual Prospectus of the Bryant & Stratton Commercial School, Boston, MA, 1884, pp. 28, A9. In Early Office Museum Archives
	Western Union Main Operating Room NYC	Scribners 1889
	Office, 1883	1883
		National Office Furniture Catalog, 1884, cover.
	Corner in Office, H.M. Deal.  The typewriter is a Caligraph.
	Counting Room, N W Ayer & Son's Philadelphia PA
	Kidder Peabody founded 1865 check 1890s exhibit
	Shipping Department, possibly at C. A. Pillsbury, Minnesota, 1885	Minnesota Historical Society, pf027065
	1885	Minnesota Historical Society, pf027066
	1885	Minnesota Historical Society, pf067694
	Stopped in archive after shipping department

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