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Copper Country Architects

Henry Leopold Ottenheimer

by Jeremy Rickli

Endnotes

Introduction
Biography
Buildings
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  1. Donald M. Aucutt, “Ottenheimer in the U.P.,” Prairie. 1, No. 4 (July-September 2003): 9. Rochelle Berger Elstein, “The Jews of Houghton-Hancock and Their Synagogue,” Michigan Jewish History, 38 (November 1998): 2-10.
  2. Society of Architectural Historians. 3/19/2006. “American Architect Biographies, Ottenheimer, Henry L.
  3. Aucutt, 9.
  4. Aucutt, 10-11.
  5. Aucutt, 11. Henry L. Ottenheimer obituary, New York Times, 11 May 1919.
  6. Historic Houghton, “James Dee Block,” sign outside building, Isle Royale Street.
  7. Gundlach Collection, 85A, MTU Archives. “James Dee Block” sign.
  8. Gundlach Collection, 85AN, MTU Archives.
  9. “Shelden-Dee Block,” National Register of Historical Places Registration Form (U.S. Department of Interior, National Park Service, 1982).
  10. Clarence S. Monette, Early South Range (privately printed), 69.
  11. Photograph in Monette, 71.
  12. Gundlach Collection, 85K, MTU Archives.
  13. “Leopold Building Now Completed,” Daily Mining Gazette, 14 November 1903.
  14. Gundlach Collection, 85E, MTU Archives.
  15. Aucutt, 8.
  16. Gundlach Collection, 85H, MTU Archives.

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