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Kauffmann Store & Flats (1883) (2310-16 Lincoln Ave.). Chicago, IL. Architect: Dankmar Adler & Louis H. Sullivan. 
| Sullivan designed decoration of Leon Mannheimer Home. Chicago, IL
| Monument (1887) to Martin A. Ryerson (1818-1887) lumber merchant & developer in Graceland Cemetery. Chicago, IL. Architect: Louis H. Sullivan.
| Desenberg Block commercial building (251 E. Michigan Ave.). Kalamazoo, MI. Architect: Dankmar Adler & Louis Sullivan. On National Register.
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Relief detail on Adler & Sullivan's Desenberg Block (251 E. Michigan Ave.). Kalamazoo, MI
| Ironwork decoration on Adler & Sullivan's Desenberg Block (251 E. Michigan Ave.). Kalamazoo, MI
| Entrance stonework of Auditorium Building by Adler & Sullivan. Chicago, IL
| Stained glass window of woman with halo over entrance of Auditorium Building. Chicago, IL
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Wainwright Building in late afternoon light. St Louis, MO
| Roofline border of Wainwright Building. St Louis, MO
| James Charnley House (1891) (1365 North Astor St.). Chicago, IL. Architect: Louis H. Sullivan & Frank Lloyd Wright. On National Register.
| Detail of James Charnley House decorative finish. Chicago, IL
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Tomb (1890) of Henry H. Getty (1837-1920) lumber merchant in Graceland Cemetery. Chicago, IL. Architect: Louis H. Sullivan.
| Sullivan's bronze gates of Getty Tomb. Chicago, IL
| Print (1894) of Louis Sullivan's Transportation Building at World's Columbian Exposition by Poole Bros. at Columbus Museum. Columbus, WI
| Print (1893) of Louis Sullivan's Transportation Building at World's Columbian Exposition at Columbus Museum. Columbus, WI
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Terra-cotta facade of Guaranty / Prudential Building. Buffalo, NY
| Lamp & Terra-cotta detail of Guaranty / Prudential Building. Buffalo, NY
| Metal & tiled staircase in Guaranty / Prudential Building. Buffalo, NY
| Facade of Baynard-Condict Building. New York, NY
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Baynard-Condict Building angel under eves by Louis H. Sullivan. New York, NY
| Carson Pirie Scott horizontal windows which define the Chicago style of architecture. Chicago, IL
| Art Nouveau corner entrance of Carson Pirie Scott department store. Chicago, IL
| Orthodox bulb atop Tower of Holy Trinity Cathedral. Chicago, IL
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National Farmer's Bank of Owatonna (1908) (Cedar at Broadway). Owatonna, MN. Architect: Louis Sullivan & George Elmslie. On National Register.
| Interior lamps & murals of People's Savings Bank. Cedar Rapids, IA
| Sullivan's exterior surround for rose window of Merchants' National Bank. Grinnell, IA
| Sullivan stained-glass window details in Farmer's & Merchant's Union Bank. Columbus, WI
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Terra cotta tree of leaves & geometric shield on Van Allen Dry Goods Store. Clinton, IA
| K mark in circle atop Krause Music Store by Louis H. Sullivan. Chicago, IL
| Tombstone of architect Louis H. Sullivan (1856-1924) in Graceland Cemetery. Chicago, IL
| Detail of monument to architect Louis H. Sullivan. Chicago, IL
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Terra cotta decoration to right of rose window of Merchants' National Bank. Grinnell, IA
| 1919 date of Farmer's & Merchant's Union Bank building by Sullivan. Columbus, WI
| Detail of screen on Getty Tomb by Louis Sullivan. Chicago, IL
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