If an authoritative
name is not found from the above sources, use the name in
the photograph.
12.2
Create the heading according to AACR2 rules and select "local"
from the drop-down menu.
610
27
|2 lcsh |a C. F. Monroe Company.
610
27
|2 local |a A. Washburn and Sons.
12.3
If the corporate name has changed and you know the corporation's
current name or changed names, the cooperate name in the image
or at the time of the photo was taken should be used for the
subject heading. Other names should be noted in the notes.
500
__
|a Charles H. Dresser took over the Wybell
and Dresser woodworking shop in 1894 that became C.
H. Dresser and Son in 1900. Located at 287 Sheldon Street,
they produced millwork, office and store fixtures, doors,
windows, and blinds.
610
27
|2 local |a C. H. Dresser
& Son.
12.4
If there are many businesses in the image, for example, a
business street with signs, assign subject headings to those
prominent in the image, or use your own judgment. (Minutes
10/11/2000)
610
27
|2 local |a Lee, Sisson &
Co.
610
27
|2 local |a Wm. Jas. Hamersley
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