Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Summary of other Blogs
On Anna's blog I learned what a Gibson girl was and how she was the ideal American girl. On Jamaree's blog I learned about how the sport of basketball was started. On Brantley's blog i learned about architecture and how Frank Lloyd Wright influence architecture.
Monday, November 7, 2011
Day and Meyer, Murry and Young Storage Corporation
| This photo came from the Day and Meyer website. |
| In the top of the picture you can see the building. It came from this website. |
| This shows the way the building the worked with storing the portovaults. It came from this website |
| This photo shows some women getting some of the contents out of their portovault. |
They also have a special viewing room for paintings and rugs. It is made with custom lighting so that if the owner of the painting wants to sell it they can do it with ease. They also had a heated room in their basement where people could come and check their portovaults and get items out of them. When they first opened they would advertise “No hunting around in a cold warehouse.” By this they meant that if you wanted to come get an item out of your portovault, they would bring it to you in a warm room compared to how and most other places a person would have to find their things in a cold warehouse.
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| The building from a distance. This picture shows how it was in New York. Its from this website. |
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Storage in the Early 1900s Update
In reading about the storage business I have learned how they store the items and how they move them. I have got most of my resources but I still need a few primary resources.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Storage in the Early 1900s
I am going to write my essay about the storage of personal items in the early 1900s. With the increase of luxury items and multiple houses between the wealthy class, the need to store goods came into play. In New York a place called Day & Meyer was one of the first storage places.
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