Exterior view of Daniels & Fisher building & tower, 16th (Sixteenth) & Arapahoe streets, Denver, Colorado; tower formally opened in November,1911; height of 330 feet, flagpole added 42 additional feet, "Campinile" tower idea possibly conceived by Major William Cooke Daniels influenced by his world travels, designed by architects Sterner & Williamson; tower with clock, clock made by Seth Thomas Clock Company, cost of $8,000, clock face was 16 feet in diameter, minute hand six feet long, & hour hand eight feet long; early automobiles & horse-drawn carriages on street, street railway cars, "Williamson Haffner Company - our cuts talk - printers & engravers" sign painted on adjacent right building, 14th & Arapahoe, Harry M. Williamson (president & general manager), Frank J. Haffner (secretary & general superintendent), name changed to Brock-Haffner in 1915; Spengel business with rooftop sign; smokestacks; Republican, across street from D. & F. tower.
Date
[between 1911 and 1914]
Notes
Title and signature hand-lettered on glass plate.; R7000716122
Description
1 photonegative : glass ; 26 x 26 cm. (10 x 8 in.)
