Scope and ContentPhotographic illustrations, two: First National Bank, Hoboken, N.J.; Kenneth M. Murchison, Architect; published in The American Architect, May 11, 1910. Two photoengraved plates; each leaf ca. 8-1/4" wide x 12" high (back is blank.) Pages removed from: The American Architect, Vol. XCVII, No. 1794, May 11, 1910; Copyright, 1910 by the Swetland Publishing Co. PDF on file. No page numbers. Both leaves stated: (For plans and working drawings, see No. 1767, November 3, 1909). [cataloger's note: digital copies of the two leaves found in that issue are attached to this record for reference one of which has a front elevation and a floor plan.] 1: building exterior at the southeast corner of Newark and Hudson Streets. View is south of the completed building which was at 45-49 Newark St. 2: building interior with a view of the main banking hall including the domed stained glass skylight. ---- Murchison was also the architect for the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Terminal in Hoboken. ---- 1st /