William Borden Residence, Chicago, Illinois, East Elevation 1885

This architectural drawing by Richard Morris Hunt, dated 1885, depicts the east elevation of the William Borden Residence in Chicago. The drawing shows the detailed design of the residence, including its stone facade, intricate window treatments, and mansard roof. Hunt, a prominent architect of the Gilded Age, was known for his blend of French Second Empire and Renaissance Revival styles, evident in this design. This drawing, held by The Art Institute of Chicago, offers a glimpse into the grandeur and architectural sophistication of the late 19th-century American home.