Its building, originally to be called the Durant Building, was designed and began construction in 1919 when Durant was president, was completed in 1923 (Sloan became president that year) and officially dedicated as the General Motors Building in 1929.
Alfred P. Sloan became president that year and officially dedicated as the General Motors Building in 1929. Its building, originally to be called the Durant Building, was designed and began construction in 1919 when Durant was president, was completed in 1923.
Its building, originally to be called the Durant Building, was designed and began construction in 1919 when Durant was president, was completed in 1923. Alfred P. Sloan became president that year and officially dedicated as the General Motors Building in 1929.
Its building, originally to be called the Durant Building, was designed and began construction in 1919 when Durant was president, was completed in 1923. Alfred P. Sloan became president that year and officially dedicated as the General Motors Building in 1929.