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Lloyd Building, East Liberty

Lloyd Building

Carpenter & Crocker designed this rich-looking building for a real-estate man named S. H. Lloyd. It was built in 1905 or 1906, and a photograph published in 1907 shows it looking little different from the way it looks today.

Lloyd building in 1907
From Up-Town, Greater Pittsburg’s Classic Section.

Once the building was finished, the architects moved their own office into it,1 thus making a favorable impression on potential clients even before they walked in the door.

Corner of the building
Cornice brackets
Penn Avenue front
Lloyd Building
Window
Sheridan Square entrance
Sheridan Square entrance
Kodak EasyShare Max Z990; Canon PowerShot SX20 IS.
  1. Up-Town: Greater Pittsburg’s Classic Section, p. 34 (unpaginated), 1907. “Much that is best in this line of work is that which has been executed by the architectural firm of Carpenter and Crocker whose offices are 410 in the Lloyd Building, which was erected by that firm last fall.” ↩︎


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