Talk:Myron Hunt

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[edit] Years of Hunt's partnerships

There's this page with a biographical sketch of Hunt] that says his partnership with Grey lasted only from 1903 until 1908, and that he had an independent office from then until he partnered with Chambers in 1920, and yet I've seen a number of published references to Hunt and Grey working together into the 1910s, and I've found no references to Hunt and Chambers collaborating until 1926. If anybody comes across any solid resource that might clarify this, please add it to the article. Whyaduck 06:24, 28 March 2007 (UTC)