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Latimer House, (1 folder, ca. 1900)

Lewis Howard Latimer’s home in Flushing, Queens, New York, is a historically significant landmark, recognized for its association with his contributions to science and technology. The house has been preserved as a museum to honor his legacy, and these materials document its appearance and structural details over time.

Latimer Family Papers (1870-1996 ) [QPL Full Collection]

Photographs and Architectural Sketches of the Lewis Latimer House

A series of historical photographs and blueprint-style sketches depicting the residence of Lewis Howard Latimer. The images include exterior views of the house, some mounted on aged backings. Additionally, blueprint-style sketches feature dimensions and structural details, annotated with handwritten notes indicating measurements and potential preservation work. These documents contribute to the historical record of Latimer’s home and its significance in African American heritage.

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Latimer Family Papers (1870-1996 ) QPL Collection

Queens Borough Public Library

JamaicaQueens

New York, USA

North America

United States