Fourth Floor Plan of Albert Kahn designed Museum Building, August 1957 (sheet 5 of 5)
Part of 5 hand-colored plans of the Albert Kahn designed Museum Building, gathered between covers.; 
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; Building opened in 1928 and originally called the University Museums Building, which housed four museums: Museum of Anthropological Archaeology, Museum of Paleontology, Museum of Zoology, and University Herbarium. Later housed the Museum of Natural History, which was officially created in 1956. Renamed the Alexander G. Ruthven Museums Building in 1968.
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