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Title	Brochure of Garfield School 1896-1969
Other Title	Garfield School 1896-1969
Architecture Project Name(s)	Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation Administration Building Garfield School Arvin Meritor Headquarters
Subject	Columbus (Ind.) -- History Columbus (Ind.) -- Buildings, structures, etc. Bartholomew County (Ind.) -- History Bartholomew County (Ind.) -- Buildings, structures, etc. Garfield School (Columbus, Ind.) Arvin Meritor Headquarters (Columbus, Ind.)
Date	1989-09-24
Digital Publisher	IUPUI University Library
Format of Original	text Leaflets
Original Repository	Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives
Columbus Archives Collection ID	N2008/002
Digital Date	2008-06-18
Digital Format and Resolution	Full View: 600 dpi jpg 2000; Archived View: 600 dpi tif
Scanner	HP ScanJet 5370C
Digital Collection Name	Columbus, Indiana Architecture http://indiamond6.ulib.iupui.edu/ColumbusArchitecture/
Copyright	http://www.ulib.iupui.edu/copyright
Funding	Funding provided by Library Services and Technology Act grant
Questions? Contact	Please contact the Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives at: (812) 379-1297 or archive@barth.lib.in.us. Website: http://www.columbusarchives.org/index.html

Title	front fold
Item ID	garfieldschool-01_front fold.tif
Transcript	Garfield School 1896-1969 Charles Franklin Sparrell Charles F. Sparrell, the architect of Garfield School, was born in Boston in 1852, the son of John and Elizabeth M. Sparrell. By 1881, he had received his architectural training, and was working for the Columbus firm of Hege and Company, a lumber yard and construction company. He soon opened his own office and advertised himself as an architect and superintendent. During the first few years, he was the leading architect in Columbus, capturing most of the contracts for major public buildings and for residences of prominent citizens.

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