Architecture.
Found in 48 Collections and/or Records:
Stepping stones : Letters to Eunice 1932-1974 on paths of architecture and planning and archaeology, article
Bound volume of typescript transcripts of letters, with autobiographical notes. Also, "Aerial Archaeology: A Personal Account," an article by Whittlesey published in the JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY, Vol. 1, Number 1/2, 1974.
Thomas Mackesey papers
Vatet family papers
Includes photograph albums and other family photographs; student scrapbook of Oscar Eugene Valentine Vatet; and other papers of Oscar V. Vatet, Oscar Pierson Vatet, and John Valentine Vatet, some concerning architecture.
William Gray Purcell papers
William Henry Miller Sigma Chi architectural drawings
Specifications and bound floor plans and elevations of the Sigma Chi Chapter House, Cornell University, designed by William Henry Miller. This is the house that was built at 519 Stewart Avenue that later would become the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house.
William Hull Botsford papers
Collection documenting the life and career of William Hull Botsford, who studied at the Cornell College of Architecture from 1907-1909. Collection includes correspondence, photographs, news clippings, diaries, scrapbooks, artifacts, and works of art. Main subjects represented in the collection are Botsford’s life, time at Cornell, career as an architect, and death in the sinking of the RMS Titanic.
Willis Franklin Denny architects plans and photographs
Diagrams and plates of houses, churches, and hotels in Atlanta, Georgia designed by Denny.
Wolfe Markam papers
Includes a few student drawings from Wolfe Markam's undergraduate courses in architecture at Cornell University. Also, drawings of his major projects, including Elm Hill West Apartments, Kings Gate West Apartments, High Acres Apartments, Swiss Village, Sarkin Brothers Apartments, Metals Processing Company, numerous private residences, and some commercial buildings, almost all built in or near Syracuse, New York.