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Rosenbaum House

Mmdoogie, the City of Phoenix, Arizona is preparing a publication on Modern architecture. We are highlighting buildings in Phoenix as well as others throughout the country. We would like to use your photo of the Rosenbaum House in the publication. It will be a non-commercial use, so I believe we are OK under the license. However, will you please e-mail me at historic@phoenix.gov to verify you are OK with this and to let me know who to credit the photo to? Thanks, Kevin Weight, Senior Planner, City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Office. Ksweight (talk) 23:27, 4 August 2010 (UTC)