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				David Reichard Williams Papers
				Collection 27 Williams, David Reichard (1890-1962). Papers, 1847 (1915-1984) - 1986 25 feet David Williams was an architect, a government official, a city planner, a bon vivant, and a Texan. Born in 1890 near Childress on the Texas panhandle, Williams never separated himself from the values instilled by a childhood on the frontier or by growing up in the great expansiveness of his native state. Williams remained in Childress until 1913 when he left for Austin and an education at the University of Texas. Interests in architecture and engineering honed through work in a railroad foundry and correspondence study were developed at the university. He also served as staff member and editor of the yearbook, Cactus. Just before graduation he answered a bulletin board advertisement which led him to Tampico, Mexico and a short career in the oilfields. His engineering and architectural work in Mexico was set amidst the revolution which occasionally complicated life in Tampico. Nevertheless, Williams was able to amass a small fortune which allowed him to tour Europe in the early 1920s. Here he furthered his education in architecture and acquired a notable rare book collection which specialized in Renaissance architecture. Williams returned from Europe and established an architectural practice in Dallas, Texas in 1924. During the next nine years he evolved a style which borrowed heavily from pioneer Texas buildings. Williams called this the "indigenous architecture." It became very influential in the southwest as practiced by Williams' disciples O'Neil Ford and Arch Swank. As Williams became a national figure he took his indigenous theories with him and introduced them to a larger audience. While in Dallas Williams became the center of a coterie of artists who heavily influenced the cultural life of the city then and of the entire state for many years thereafter. With the worsening of the Depression Williams became involved with community planning and the building of rural communities for the dispossessed first for the state and later at the national level. He was directly involved with the development of rural communities in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Alaska. In 1936 Williams began working for the National Youth Administration where he eventually became Deputy Administrator. Again he was heavily involved with planning and architecture activities, including the La Villita project in San Antonio. During World War II Williams served in two different capacities. First he worked with war housing where he made pioneering efforts in the field of prefabrication. Second he worked in Central and South America on road building and site planning operations. It was while he was in Central America that he survived an airplanecrash but sustained a broken neck. Although he was not disabled by the accident, he never fully recovered and had health difficulties for the remainder of his life. From 1945 until his retirement in 1951 Williams worked for a number of governmental agencies planning hospitals, designing tropic and arctic housing, and developing special housing projects in Venezuela. The employing agencies included USPHS, UNRRA, and the Housing and Home Finance Agency. In retirement Williams resided in Lafayette, Louisiana where he served as a consultant and was active in the American Institute of Architects, the Texas Society of Architects, and the American Planning and Civic Association. He played a key role in obtaining the Louis Sullivan papers stored in Ocean Springs, Mississippi for the AIA. As a capstone to his career Williams was elected to a Fellowship of the American Institute of Architects in 1960. One of Williams greatest contributions to architecture was his influence on promising young practitioners, especially during the Depression years. Williams tried to provide as many jobs as he could find for as many architects as possible. In this and other ways he influenced the life and career of men such as O'Neil Ford, Arch B. Swank, John Pritchard, Richard J. Neutra, Marshall Shaffer, and J. Palmer Boggs. On December 31, 1934 Williams married Louise Lyle Givens of Lafayette, Louisiana. This collection is also a reflection of the life and work of Lyle, especially following Dave's death in 1962. Lyle was active in such groups as AAUW and the League of Women Voters. Before 1951 she worked for the American Red Cross while after the move to Lafayette she taught English at USL. The Williams' were both active in cultural organizations including little theatre groups in Dallas, Alexandria, Virginia, and Lafayette; the Lafayette Museum; and art groups. Davida Williams was born in 1939. Many aspects of her life in the family are also chronicled in the collection, especially her interest in and talent for art. Williams was an avid amateur photographer so the collection contains an extensive subsection of photographs. Among the many subjects and people represented in the collection are:     Subject:         Alexandria (Virginia)--Description and Travel         American Association of University Women. Lafayette (Louisiana)          Chapter         American Association of University Women. Louisiana Branch         American Institute of Architects         American Institute of Architects. Dallas (Texas) Chapter         Architecture--Texas         Architecture--Texas--History         Architecture--Texas--Pictorial Views         Architecture--United States         Architecture, Domestic--United States         Architecture, Modern--United States         Avion Village (Texas)         Central America--Description and Travel         Cherry Lake (Florida)         Community Development--United States         Democratic Party         Downtown Lafayette Unlimited         Emergency Housing--United States         Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Lafayette (Louisiana)         Europe--Pictorial Views         Federal Aid to Community Development         Federal Emergency Relief Agency         Federal Works Agency, Mutual Ownership Defense Housing         Floods--Louisiana         Friends of Dupré Library         Historic Buildings--Conservation and Restoration--United States         Historic Buildings--Texas--Pictorial Views         Housing--United States         Housing--Venezuela         Institute of Inter-American Affairs         Lafayette (Louisiana)--History         Lafayette (Louisiana) Little Theatre         Lafayette (Louisiana) Museum         Little Theatre of Dallas (Texas)         Matanuska Valley, Alaska         Mexico--Pictorial Views         Mexico City (Mexico)--Pictorial Views         National Youth Administration         Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia         Prefabricated Houses--United States         Race Relations         Raworth Family         Shadows-on-the-Teche         Tampico, Mexico--Pictorial Views         Texas--Centennial Celebrations, 1936         Texas--Description and Travel         Texas--Folklore         Texas Book Club         Texas Society of Architects         Torian Family         United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Agency         United States--History--20th Century         University of Texas         La Villita (San Antonio, Texas)         Williams Family     Persons:         Asch, Nathan (1902-1964         Baker, Jacob ([1895]-1967)         Barnes, Ferguson         Bell, Howard         Black, Hulon W.         Boggs, J. Palmer         Borglum, Gutzon (1871-1941)         Bowman, Mary R.         Bromberg, Alfred L.         Brown, Richard Rolland (1902- )         Bryan, Ralph         Bywater, Jerry (1906- )         Campbell, Stew C. (1896- )         Caputo, Mario V.         Colvin, M. Milton         Conley, Lucille         Crowell, Evelyn Miller Pierce         Davies, Ferguson         DeWitt, Roscoe (1894- )         Dugger, Jeannie         Dugger, Ronnie (1930- )         Durham, C. J. S. "Jack" [b. 1903]         Drane, Hugh A. (1885-1967)         Earle, Rona         Evans, Ernestine (1889-1967)         Ford, O'Neil (1905-1982)         Gard, Wayne (1899- )         Garner, Ruth         George, Eugene         Givens, Evelyn M.         Givens, John S., III         Givens, Richard C.         Goldberg, Bernard         Hader, John and Mathilda         Hall, Weeks (-1958)         Harris, August Watkins         Harrison, Carter         Hibben, Tom ([1894]-1952)         Hogg, Ima (1882-1975)         Hubbell, Julia B. (1889- )         Hunt, Hallie Caldwell         Jacobs, Leo B. (1902-1945)         Jensen, Karl         Johnson, Lyndon (1908-1973)         Jones, Laura Stevens         Karsten, Karl G. ([1892]-1968)         Kellam, Jess G.         King-Farlow, Denys and Margaret         Kittrell, William H., Jr. ([1895]-1966)         Knight, Theresa Campbell         Kramer, Arthur L. (-1950)         Landrum, Lynn V.         Lomax, Alan (1915- )         McCarthy, Muriel Q. (1933- )         Mamalakis, Marie G.         Marcus, H. Stanley (1905- )         Maverick, Maruy (1895-1954         Maxson, Harry I.         Merrick, Bub         Merrick, Ophelia R. (1883-1965)         Nettleton, Denys         Neutra, Dione (1906- )         Neutra, Richard (1892-1970)         Pettengill, George E.         Price, Ed         Pritchard, John H.         Rayburn, Sam (1882-1961)         Rennie, Leonard C.         Rogers, William         Saarinen, Eero (1910-1961)         Sarre, A. J.         Shafer, Harry L.         Shaffer, Marshall         Sloan, Blanding         Sharp, Walter C.         Stanley, Tom         Stokowski, Leopold (1887-1977)         Swank, Arch B., Jr.         Stroube, W. C.         Tibbetts, Marie         Tolbert, Frank (1911-1984)         Valient, Margaret         Wade, Michael (1946- )         Walser, Adrian A.         Watkins, Evangeline         Westbrook, Lawrence (1889-1964)         Williams, Arthur (1880-1962)         Williams, Aubrey (1890-1965)         Williams, Dan R. (1890-1969)         Williams, David Raworth         Williams, Davida (1939- )         Williams, Lyle Givens (1907- )         Williams, Raworth         Williams, Sumner (1901- )         Willson, Corwin         Winn, James Buchanan, Jr.         Wright, Frank Lloyd (1869-1959)         Wright, Richardson (1887-1961)         Zisman, Sam B. SERIES I. Personal Papers A. General Correspondence      1. 1915-1962     1-1 thru 6-11      2. 1962-     6-12 thru 7-12 B. Family Correspondence, 1902-     7-13 thru 13-9 C. Other      1. To 1916          a. Biographical     13-10 thru 13-14          b. Other     13-15      2. Tampico (1916-1922)     13-16 thru 13-20; 59-12      3. Europe (1922-1924)     13-21 thru 13-22; 57-3      4. Dallas (1924-1932)          a. Biographical 14-1 thru 14-10; 57-3; Map Case 18-3          b. Other     14-11 thru 14-14      5. FERA (1933-1936)          a. Biographical     14-15 thru 14-18; 57-1          b. Other     14-19 thru 14-24      6. NYA (1936-1941)          a. Biographical     15-1 thru 15-9; 57-1, 57-2; 59-14          b. Other 15-10 thru 16-7; 59-15; Map Case 18-4, 20-4      7. Defense Housing (1941-1943)          a. Biographical     16-8 thru 16-16; 57-7          b. Other     16-17 thru 16-19      8. Latin America (1943-1945; 1947-1948; etc.)          a. Biographical     16-20 thru 16-29          b. Other 17-1 thru 17-14; 58-7; 59-12; Map Case 23-4      9. UNRRA (1945-1947)     18-1 thru 18-7      10. Public Health Service (Hospitals) and Housing and          Home Finance Agency (1949-1951)          a. Biographical     18-8 thru 18-15; 57-10          b. Other     18-16 thru 19-5      11. Governmental Service     19-6      12. Retirement          a. Biographical     19-7 thru 20-10;     57-1, 57-2, 57-10; 59-8; Map Case 18-2, 18-3              1. Architecture     20-11 thru 22-11; 57-2              2. Family and Friends     22-12 thru 22-14          b. Other              1. Lafayette and Louisiana     22-15 thru 23-7; 59-11; Map Case 18-5              2. Texas     23-8 thru 23-14; 59-9, 59-10; Map Case 18-4              3. South     23-15              4. Politics     24-1 thru 24-4              5. Miscellaneous     24-5 thru 24-8      13. Lyle, 1962-          a. Biographical     24-9 thru 26-1          b. Other     26-2 thru 26-9; Map Case 18-4, 18-6      14. General          a. Families     26-10 thru 26-16; 57-1          b. Books     26-17 thru 27-4 II. Professional Papers     A. Private Architectural Practice (1923-1932)      27-5 thru 27-13; 57-5, 57-6; Map Case 18-1, 18-2      B. Rehabilitation and Resettlement (1933-1937)     27-14 thru 30-8; 58-1 thru 58-11; Map Case 19-1, 19-2      C. NYA (1936-1941)     30-9 thru 33-7; 58-1 thru 58-12; Map Case 20-1 thru 20-4      D. Defense Housing (1941-1942)     33-8 thru 34-15; 59-1 thru 59-6; Map Case 21-1 thru 22-2      E. Latin America          1943-1944: Office of the Co-ordinator of Inter-American Affairs          1947-1948: Instituto Techico de Immigracion Y Colonizacion     35-1 thru 35-7; Map Case 23-1 thru 23-3      F. UNRRA (1945-1947), Public Health Service (1949-1950) and         Housing and Home Finance Agency (1950-1951)     35-8 thru 36-12; Map Case 23-5, 23-6 III. Miscellaneous      A. Michael Wade Material     36-13 thru 36-16      B. Art Work     36-17; 59-13; Map Case 18-3      C. Others     37-1 IV. Photographs      A. DRW and family     37-2 thru 39-5; 57-4; Map Case 20-4      B. Friends         39-6 thru 39-19; 57-4      C. Subject      1. Texas     39-20 thru 42-13          [includes DRW architecture and indigenous]      2. Latin America     42-14 thru 44-2          [includes Tampico and Mexico; Nicaragua; Honduras;             Colombia; and Venezuela]      3. Europe     44-3 thru 45-5      4. FERA     45-6 thru 48-4      5. National Youth Administration-NYA (and WPA)     48-5 thru 48-11      6. Defense Housing and UNRRA     48-12 thru 49-5      7. Places     49-6 thru 49-15      8. Miscellaneous     49-16 and 49-17      D. 35 mm Contact Prints and Negatives     Box 50 V. Magnetic Tapes     Box 51, 52, 53 VI. Artifacts     53-1 VII. Books     Box 54, 55, 56 VIII. Oversized     Box 57, 58, 59; Map Case Drawers 18-23 INVENTORY I. Personal Papers A. General Correspondence 1. 1915-1962     [* denotes more than one item in folder     ^ denotes letter to Lyle     # denotes DRW to an individual     @ denotes Lyle to recipient     % denotes Christmas card     & denotes letter to third party] 1-1     1915: June - July         Crabbs, Franklin D.            Powell, Jack H.         Crabbs, Leo B.                Turner, Tan         Gregory, T.W.     [editorship of Cactus] 1-2     1918-1922         Bushnell, Edward            Dunkerley, Floyd W.         Coves, Sam L. (?) (has        Ripehaus (?), W.F.          DRW marginalia added in     Robertson, Scott L.          1961)                    *Williams, Mickey 1-3     1922-1929         Ford, O'Neil    Crystal ? (re: "Booze Art Brawl," 1925)         Grand, Ted     Lois (?) 1-4     1930         Buttram, Frank             Landrum, Lynn W.         &Drane, F.N.                 Jean Mc         Hinsdell, Oliver             Vera and Bert ?         King-Farlow, Denys     [Dallas Little Theatre] 1-5     1931-1932         *Hogg, Ima                Rogers, William         [Hubbell], Julia B.         Rohrbach, R. M.         [King-Farlow], Denys         &Slaughter, J. W.         Pierce, Evelyn Miller         Harry ?     [Dallas Little Theatre; Woodlake] 1-6     1933         Holland, Leicester B.         Lawther, Harry P. (DRW drawing on back)         &Marbrut, C.F.         *Maverick, Maury         Robinson, E.W. to Hugh A. Drane         *Trimble, Smith and Henry A. Wallace         Vogely (?), Werner     [Woodlake] 1-7     1934: January - June         Beibl, F. Graham             Mitchell, Ben H.         Biggers, Mary Morton         &O'Neal, Ben G.         *Bliven, Bruce                Pieper, J.J.         Boardman, John B.            Pritchard, John         Bowman, Mary R.            &Reynolds, C.B.         Canfield, John             Robert, L.W., Jr.         &Carpenter, J.W.            Sheppard, Morris         Drane, Hugh and Annabelle     Taylor, Mary K.         Giesecke, Bertram E.        &Thompson, H. K.         Harrison, Carter            &Wiess, H.C.         Howard, K.G.                Allen ?         &Hughes, Charles E.            Bill ?         Kramer, Arthur L.            Clare ?         McDaniel, Lucy C.            Marion ?     [Texas Relief Commission; FERA; Woodlake] 1-8     1934: July - December         &Baugh, E.A.                 Kramer, Arthur L.         Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. H.Y.     *Marcus, H. Stanley         Bickerstaff, Vera            Maxson, Harry I.         Butts, Rotha Brantley         Pierce, Evelyn Miller         *Chokla, Sarah                [Price], Ed         *Downey, George J.            Pritchard, John         Forbes, Ligon Smith            Robinson, Taylor         Ford, O'Neil                *Sharp, Walter C.         Forrester-O'Brien, Esse        Sharp, Walter C. to John         French, W.E.                 A. Lomax         #Giesecke, Bertram E.        *Trimble, Smith and         Handman, Max; Elmer Scott;     Kemmerer, E. W.          Gaynell Hawkins            Williams, Nathan Bone         Hawkins, Gaynell     [Texas Centennial; Texas Relief Commission; Cherry Lake] 1-9     1935: January - June         &Barnes [History Department,    Hamilton, Charles W.          Rice Institute] re:        Hedges, M. H.          Rosedown Plantation        Ihlder, John         *Barns, Florence E.            Koch, Hugo F.         Beckwith, Ward                *Maxson, Harry I.         &Boyer, F. Walter            Miller, J. Owsley         Bucky, F.W., Jr.            Randle, Henry         *Braun, C.B. and J.C. Capt    Ratchfords, Fannie         Exline, Margaret            *Roberts, Robert S.         *&French, W.E.            Stefannson, Vilhjalmur         Frank Fritts, cover letter    *Sullivan, Daniel J.          and "An Essay on Simian        Taylor, Carl C.          Sociology                Wright, Frank Lloyd         Gardner, R. H.     [FERA; Matanuska; Cherry Lake] 1-10     1935: July - December         *Bucky, Frederick W., Jr.    King-Farlow, Denys         *Burlingame, G.G.            *Kittrell, W.H., Jr.         #Collier, P.F., and Son        Langley, Gene E.          Corporation                Lomax, Alan         [Ford, O']Neil             &Neely, Frank H.         Fry, Homer L.                 Pierce, William B.         #Fry, W.B., draft; signed     *Pritchard, John          by Westbrook                Stell, Tom         *&Fuller, S.R., Jr.            #Stevens, Harrison A.         &Goodman, A.M.                Ummel, J.R.         Hunt, [Leroy P].            *#Westbrook, Lawrence         *Jacobs, Leo B.             "Magnolia"         Joyce, Joan Goodnight        ^Marjorie     [Texas Centennial; Matanuska; Pine Mountain Valley] 1-11     1936: March - August         Buster, Grace Terry            Pritchard, John         Capt, J.C.                ^Reeves, Ruth         &Haber, William            &Schoeffler, Ernest         Hardee, J. E.                #Shepperson, Gay B.         Hexter, George J.            Taylor, Richardson         ^Hogg, Ima                 Thompson, Helen K.         *James, Robert O.            Turner, Julia         Kinnear, Harry L.            Westbrook, Lawrence         Mackenzie, Cameron            *Williams, Aubrey         Nan, Mary                    Frank ?     [Texas Centennial; Shafer Invention; FERA] 1-12     1936: September - December         Adams, Foster             *Karsten, Karl G.         Barksdale, Viola         %Kittrell, Bill and family         %Benedict Mr .and Mrs. H.Y. Jacobs, Leo B.         *Broemel, Carl W.         Lund, C.B.         Brown, Norbert          #McDonald, Stewart         Brown, Richard R.         Marcus, H. Stanley         #Cahill, Holger         Odlum, S.A. to H.L. Shafer         %Durham, Jack and Ethel     &Rennie, Leonard C.         #Flack, Charles         *Shafer, H.L.         #Ford, O'Neil             #Stanley, Louise         Frost, Jack              #*Washington Loan and         *Garver, Ruth             Trust Company         %Hogg, Ima             *Westbrook, Lawrence         Ireland, Merritte         Wilson, William L.     [Texas Centennial; Matanuska] 1-13     1937: January - March         &Broemel, Carl W.         Rheinstrom, Charles A.         #Brown, Richard R.        Roosevelt, Eleanor         *Collins, J.J.            #Rushing, E.O.         #County Clerk, Dallas    &Seville, E. Ellsworth         #Dayls, Thomas A.        Shafer, H.L.         *Gard, Wayne            Stanley, Thomas J.         Holmes, William H., Jr.     Sulzman, Merrill         *Jacobs, Leo B.         #Sutton, Isaac         *Kittrell, W.H., Jr.    #Walker, Iris         Kramer, Frances        #Washington Loan and Trust         &Lund, C.B.              Company         McDonough, F.A.        #Wright, Richardson     [Lyndon B. Johnson; Matanuska] 1-14     1937: April - June         #Bennett, W.T.            Johnson, J.F.         Boggs, J. Palmer        Johnson, Lyndon         #Bruce, Louis R.        #King, Mr.         Campbell, Dorothea        #Kittrell, W.H., Jr.         *Campbell, Stew        Price, Ed         *Caputo, Mario V.        Shafer, H.L.         Clarke, Edith H.        Sullivan, Mary         ^Evans, Ernestine        #Washington Loan and Trust         #Hesley, Karl             Company         #Hewett, Charles G.        Witt, Edgar E.         *Jacobs, Leo B.        *Woodhouse, Elizabeth         #Johnson, A. Rex        Wright, Richardson     [Matanuska; Pine Mountain Valley] 1-15     1937: July - September         #Bennett, Alice K.        Hoffmeister, Clara         #Black, Francoise        *Hull, J.W.         #Bought, Miss            #Kelly, Frances         *Boggs, J. Palmer        *Knapp, Everett         &Butler, Ovid             #Laughlin, Miss         &Callaghan, Glenn S.    Stewart, Paul M.         *Crowell, Evelyn Miller    *[Tibbetts. Marie]         *de Tarnowsky, Ivan        *Trent, Sarah B.         ^Evans, Ernestine        #Wheatley, Mary Virginia         #Ford, O'Neil     [NYA] 1-16     1937: October - December         %[Brown], Dick                Lubin, Isador         Callaghan, Cal                *Moore, Harry E.         Colvin, H. Milton            #Moore, V.I.         ^de Tarnowsky, Ivan            Nice, Harry W. and Howard         #Flint, Lester W.             W. Jackson         [Ford, O']N[eil]            *Stuart, George M.         Hopkins, Harry L., card        Warren, Gazzie Shuttle         ^*[Hubbel], Julia, B., also     (Mrs. Guy I.)          account of trip to Mexico    Westbrook, Lawrence         Jacobs, Leo                *Williams, Arthur         [Jensen], Karl                Youngblood, Jack     [Matanuska; Christmas Cards] 1-17     1938: January - June         Adams, Harry M.        Nicholoky, Gregory         #Amible, Mrs. W.C.        Roosevelt, Eleanor, invitation         *Bromberg, Alfred L.    #Rowe, Kenneth         Bruce, Louis R.        #Shaffer, Marshall         Caputo, Mario V.        Tibbetts, Marie         Colvin, Milton         #*Washington Loan and Trust         Cornwell, J. Leighton     Company         Hopkins, Harry L.        ^Will, Carrie         K[etchin] E[lla]        *Williams, Arthur         *Jacobs, Leo B.        Williams, Mrs. B.S.         &Jensen, Karl E.        #Williams, Elbert         Lindeman, Eduard C.        Tony ?     [Matanuska] 1-18     1938: July - November         Bletzacker, Clifford F.    ^Pinero, J.F.         Broad, Thomas D.        *Quayle, Oliver A., Jr.         Dillon, Charles        Sarre, A.J.         *Ford, O'Neil            #Sharp, Walter C.         [Gregory], Mildred        Sloat, E.C.         Hercules, [DeJean]        &Taylor, Mary K.         Hubbard, L.H. to Ford    Vander Schouw, Paul         Jacobs, Leo B.            #Washington Loan and Trust         Kelley, Frances         Company         Ketchin, Ella            [Westbrook], Lawrence          to Aubrey Williams        W P A, Recreation and Educa-         Kirkpatrick, E.L.         tion Divisions         Oxley, Howard W.        Bob ? [Tampico]     [Pine Mountain Valley; NYA] 1-19     1938: December         *Bingham, Harold C.        *Love, James B.         Bromberg, Alfred L.        *McMullin , Frank B.         Brown, Richard R.        Mecklem, M.H.         *Bryan, John E.        *Munro, Ivan G.         Bywaters, Jerry        *Neutra, Richard         *Costigan, Mabel C.        Parker, Thomas C.         [Coublin], Joe         #Washington Loan and Trust         *Cowing,Walter S.         Company         #Dabney, Lewis            *Weston, S. Burns         #Ford, O'Neil            Williams, Aubrey [two memos,         Frischknecht, Wilford G.     1 by DRW]         Gordon, Jesse            #Williams, Dan from Marie         &Hall, Bruce             Tibbetts         Kastner, Alfred        &Wright, Barbara         *Kealey, Daniel S.        *Atha ?         #Ketchin, Ella     [NYA] 1-20     1939: January - March         #Alderson, Joseph N. Neutra, Richard J.         Bromberg, Alfred L.     *#Overton, Bruce         #Conklin, Joe         *Owens, Carolyn         [Ford, O']N[eil]     Pharr, Kelsey L.         Holmes, George         *Powers, Joshua B.         #Kellam, Jess C.     [Pritchard], John         [Ketchin,] Ella     *Tibbetts, Marie         #Kirkpatrick, E.L.     #Washington Loan & Trust Company         [Jenson,] Karl         Westbrook, Lawrence; also         Lassiter, Dillard B. Westbrook to Harry Hopkins         #LeHand, Marguerite     ^Will, Carrie         Meth, Miriam         *#Williams, Aubrey     [NYA] 1-21     1939: April - June         Bingham, Harold C.        Norman W. Henley Publishing         Carmody, John M.         Company         Compton, Lewis            Parlin, H.T.         Flynt, Ralph C.M.        ^Russell, Theresa         Holt, Leila M.            Seszczynsk, Halina         Horner, Charles F.        #*Washington Loan and Trust         *Kittrell, W.H., Jr.     Company         [Jenson,] K[arl]        Westbrook, Lawrence         Levenson, Leonard        #Williams, Lola         McLernon, George J.        Wright, Barbara         ^Mullins, Marion         Edward ?         Neutra, Dione            Jack ?     [NYA] 1-22     1939: July - August         Broad, Thomas D.            #McLernon, George J.         [Campbell], Stew            Neutra, Dione         Carothers, O.H.            *Neutra, Richard and         *Elson, Elizabeth: cover         Lawrence Westbrook          letter for Cohen, Myer.    #Parlin, H.T.          "Living Conditions in        Snowden, Kenneth A.          Chinatown"                Tate, Sammy         Fleming, W.E. (Bill)        Tibbetts, Marie: office         #Greear, J.N. , Jr.             news; memos to Karl         *Gregory, Mildred E.          Borders and D.B.         #Gruening, Ernest             Lasseter         ^[Hubbell], Julia B.        #Tilson, Thomas K.         *Keerber, Anton            #Traxler, David B.         #*Kellam, J.C.                #*Washington Loan and         [Ketchin], Ella             Trust Company         Lang Floral and Nursery        Westbrook [see Neutra]          Company                    Williams, Aubrey     [NYA] 2-1     1939: September         &Akridge, Garth H.        Quayle, Oliver A., Jr.         Blondheim, Phil        Rennie, Leonard C.         *Conley, Lucille        Rushing, Jack         Fish, Dorris            Ryall, Donald R.         &Hibben, Tom            *Tate, Sammy         &Jensen, Karl E.        Tibbetts, Marie         *Kellam, J.C.             Tilson, Beryl         Landrum, Lynn W.        #*Washington Loan and Trust         *Levy, Jacques F.         Company         *Merrick, Tom H.        *Wright, Houston A.     [NYA] 2-2     1939: October         *&Akridge, Garth H.        Merrick, Tom H.         Barnett, Mercedes C.    ^Neutra, Dione         Block, Lou            Neutra, Richard J.         [Campbell], Stewart        &Powell, Oscar M.         *[Conley], Lucille        Pritchard, John         Daniel, Berthe            S., Anita         Drane, Annabelle and    Scott, Reid B.          Hugh                [Tibbetts], Marie         Fires, A.J.            Tilson, Beryl         ^[Hader], Mathilde         W., B.H.         ^[Hibben], Carmela         *#Washington Loan and Trust         Hibben, Thomas          Company         [Jensen], Karl            &Williams, Aubrey         *Kellam, J.C.         Agnes ?         [King], Hannah         Al ?         Lawrence, Neva Merrick    ^Caroline ?         Maxson, Harry I.        ^Louise ?     [Davida; NYA] 2-3     1939: October         telegrams re: birth of Davida 2-4     1939: November - December         #Blondheim, Phil         #NYA Staff         Cowing, Walter S.         Neutra, Richard J.         ^Day, Margery C.          %Page, Victor W.         Elson, Elizabeth         #Quayle, Oliver A., Jr.         #Fires, A.J.             Rice, Arthur H.         #Fish, Dorris             #Rushing, Jack         #Fleming, W.E.             Scott, Adelin White         *Frost, Jack             #Scott, Reid B.         *George, Lilian         %Seszczynska, Halina         Horner, Charles F.         *Sloan, Blanding and Mildred         ^[Hubbell], Julia B.     Sutton, Isaac C.         *Karstens, Karl G. to     *Tate, Sammy          Richard Neutra         #Tilson, Beryl         *Kellam, J.C.             %Valiant, Margaret         King, Hannah to Davida     #*Washington Loan and Trust         Lasseter, Helen S.            Company         #Lawrence, Neva (Mrs.S.S.) ^Will, Carrie         ^Love, Dorothy             *Williams, Aubrey         #Lull, Orren H.          Wythe, George         *Marcus, H. Stanley         Atha ?         Maverick, Maury          ^Dores ?         NYA Procedures Section     Sylvia ?     [NYA] 2-5     1938-1939         Mary Bowman, to Lyle (mainly: March 1939 - May 1939) 2-6     1930s: n.d.         %Almirall, Elisabeth        [Jensen], Karl          and Frank                #Kittrell, Bill         *Borglum, Gutzon            Kramer, Frances         Brown, T.R.                Lovencon, Alphonse L.         Bryan, Ralph                O'Brien, Esse Forrester         #[Campbell], Stew            Owens, Carolyn         Crowell, Evelyn Miller        %Sarre, A.J.         %DeWitt, Roscoe and Evelyn    &Striemer, Alfred         #Evans, Ernestine            *Tibbetts, Marie         Force, Elizabeth            V[aliant], M[argaret]         *Ford, O'Neil                %Wilson, William L.         [Garver], Ruth                Fanita ?         Hall, Weeks                 Gladys ?     [Lyndon Johnson; NYA]] 2-7     1938-1939: transcripts (some partial) of telephone      conversations         A. J. Sarre to DRW 8/27/1938         Mr. Williams to Mayor LaGuardia 9/26/1938         Aubrey Williams, DRW, and Alan Johnson 4/1/1939         Aubrey Williams to DRW 4/3/1939         A. J. Sarre to DRW 4/19/1939         Blanding Sloan to DRW 7/29/1939         Karl D. Hesley to DRW 8/23/1939         Leon Crowell and DRW 8/25/1939         Bernard Miller and DRW 12/11/1939 2-8     1940: January         Barrett, Richard A.            Fraser, Peter M.         Blondheim, Dorothy H.        Hibben, Tom         ^Bowman, Mary R.             *Kallman, Alvan E.         Burns, Robert Wayne            Maverick, Maury         Callagham, Glenn S.            Popejoy, Tom L.         Campbell, S[tew] C.            Shafer, H.L.         *Conley, Lucille            *[Tibbetts], Marie         Copeland, Leona            *#Washington Loan & Trust         Cowing, Walter S.             Company         [Ford, O']N[eil]            Webre, Edmond E.         *Francis, Devon            ^Ella ?     [NYA; La Villita] 2-9     1940: February - March         Allen, Willie            *Shafer, H.L.         *Atherton, Hubert Y.    Scott, Mrs. R.B.         Black, Hulon W.        #Sloan, Blanding         ^Boggs, Jenny             *Stokowski, Leopold         ^Kellam, Louise        #Tibbetts, Marie         ^King, Hannah             #*Washington Loan and Trust         &Lee, Hamilton             Company         ^Leigh, Frida            Webre, Edmond E.         #Roach, J.L.             ^Westbrook, John         #Scott, Anne            ^Jerry ?     [NYA; St. Augustine Project] 2-10     1940: April         *Allen, Winnie            *#Marcus, Stanley         *Bardine, C. Myers        Parten, J.R.         #Blondheim, Dorothy H.    Pettigrew, Mary         Buster, Grace            #Robin, Emile A.         #Copeland, Leona        Treadwell, Elizabeth         Emmelhainz, E.A.        *#Washington Loan and Trust         #Fires, A.J.             Company         ^[Hader], Mathilde         #Webre, Edmond E.         Hall, Ralph Cole        #Williams, Aubrey         &Hastings, Cecil        *Wilson, William L.         Johnson, J.M.            Youngblood, Joe A.         Kittrell, W.H., Jr.        Hayes, Dr.         #Laue, J. Charles        #Karl ?         Lasseter, [Dillard B.]     [NYA; St. Augustine Project] 2-11     1940: May - July         *Barnhart, Horace C.    McGraw, William         Broad, Thomas D.        Paul, Bill         *Brooks, Pierce        #Pettengill, Admiral         *Bryan, Ralph            Senior, Clarence         Campbell, S[tewart] C.    Swift, Otis Peabody         *Conley, Lucille        Taylor, Mildred         Cowing, Walter S.        *Tibbetts, Marie         *Ford, O'Neil            *Van Kleeck, Mary         Gideon, Samuel E.        Vedder, Coy         *Hall, Weeks            *#Washington Loan and Trust         Harris, Helen M.         Company         *Jensen, Karl E.        *&Winslow, Thacher         Kaician, Frank     [NYA; Shadows-on-the-Teche] 2-12     1940: August - September         #Allen, Jack            *Mangums, The         Anderson, Mary Stuart    *Neutra, Richard J.         *Asch, Nathan            *Pritchard, John         Buckner, Clark            Rennie, Leonard C.         Carmody, John M.        Sanderson, George A.         &Churchill, Henry S.     *Sloan, Blanding         Crane, Jacob            *Swank, Arch B.         &Feiss, Carl             Taylor, Q.C.         Hall, Weeks            Ulman, Elinor         &Hazen, Joseph C.        &Vermilyn, Howard P.         &Hudnut, Joseph        #*Washington Loan and Trust         *Kellam, J.C.             Company         Larson, C. Theodore        Westlake, R.B.         *McCraw, William        Williams, Aubrey     [NYA; NYA Architecture, Design and Standards]         [See 32-6 for publication] 2-13     1940: October         #Asch, Nathan            Maxson, Harry I.         *Broad, Thomas D.        &Moholy-Nagy, L.         Fisher, Edwin J.        *Neutra, Richard J.         #Flanagan, Billy        NYA Drafting Room         &Gilham, L. Sigabee     #Swank, Arch B.         Gregory, Mildred        Warehouse, Arthur         *#Hazen, Joseph, Jr.    #*Washington Loan and Trust         Hirshpeed, Casey         Company         *Levy, Jacques Fernand    ^[Westbrook], John         Lonberg-Holm, K.        Thelma ?     [NYA; NYA Architecture: Design and Standards] 2-14     1940: November - December         Baxter, Corinne        #Maxson, Harry I.         *Block, Lou            *Neutra, Richard J.         *Busbee, Colonel C.M.    *Pritchard, John         *Finney, C.J.            Sloan, Blanding         Flanagan, Billy        *Stell, Thomas J., Jr.         *Fletcher, Joel L.        #*Washington Loan and Trust         Flowers, Jarrett C.         Company         #Gant, Mr.            #Witt, Edgar E.         *Korn, Anton F.         %Lomax, John A. and Ruby Terrill Lomax     [NYA] 2-15     1941: January - March         *Baxter, Corinne    Neutra, Richard J. and Dione         *&Edy, John N.        &Sarre, A.J.         Jenson, Karl E.    #*Washington Loan and Trust Company         Lasher, John H.     [NYA; Defense Housing] 2-16     1941: April - June         &Baxter, Corinne        *Neutra, Richard J.         Beck, Henry C.            &Roberts, Frank M.         &DeWitt, Roscoe P.        &Roensch, Burns         &Flanagan, William E.    Russell, J.J.         Fry, Homer I.            #*Westbrook, Lawrence         #[Jensen], Karl        Don ?     [Avion Village] 2-17     1941: July - December         Beers, M. Marion        *Jensen, Karl E.         Blum, Andrea            Johnson, George R.         &Brink, Wellington         Morison, Janet         &Cameron, D.E.A.        Neutra, Dione         Cowing, Walter            *Neutra, Richard J.         &Herbig, C. Herb        Stone, Ormond A.         Hundahl, Ernest        Westbrook, Lawrence         Irwin, Nelson            Wupper, Arthur     [Avion Village; Defense Housing] 2-18     1942: January - December         Baker, Jacob            Neutra, Dione         Baxter, Corinne        Neutra, Richard         &Cameron, D.E.A.         [Pritchard], John         Campbell, Stew C.        Sewall, Agnes D.         *&Crocker, Harry        *&Stone, Ormand A.         Curtis, Mildred        Strawbridge, W. Duane         Ford, O'Neil            Thornton, Robert P.         Griggs, G. Gresham        Willis, Jane         *&Jacobs, Leo B.        #*Worden and Schwarz.         Jenks, Barton P., Jr.     Architects         Kellam, J.C.            *Wright, Henry         Kuhlman, Richard N.        ^Ellie ?     [Defense Housing] 3-1     1943         Barnes, Ferguson         Hamilton, Ed         #&Borella, Vic             &LeCron, J.D.         Bush, J.A.             &O'Neill, Charles         *Clark, John N.         Peterson, Charles E.         Curtis, Mildred L.         Rayburn, Sam         Drane, Hugh A.             Rojas y Jerquin, J. Rafael         Dyal, J.G.             ^Stewart, Harriette         FPHA Staff             *Walser, Adrian A.         ^[Hader], John and Mathilde Whitmore, John L.     [Central America; Institute of Inter-American Affairs] 3-2     1944         Algure, Daniel                Garcia de Paredes,         Castiablanco, Gloria         Guillermo         Clare, H., Jr.                Hull, [Cordell]         ^Costillo, Toni            ^[King], Hannah         [Culbertson], Ray and Sara    O'Neill, Charles         #*Dreisbach, Albert R.        *&Schmidt, Howard D.         &Englesby, T.H.            ^Cora ?     [Central America; Institute of Inter-American Affairs] 3-3     1945: January - June         ^Bowman, Mary                ^*Smith, Martha         Eistetter, Beth            Sumner, Hallon W.         Ford, O'Neil                Thompson, Eleanor         [Hader], Mathilde            Thorlen, A. David, Jr.         Icerrera, Joe                Torruella, J.         King, Robert L.            Bedi ?         Lambert, Joe O., Jr.        ^Aunt "Tutta"     [Central America] 3-4     1945: July - December         %Black, Hulon                ^Schwarte, Johanna         Briggs, Sanford C.            &*Westbrook, Lawrence         Bromberg, Alan R.            &Wythe, George         Falla, Miguel Martinez        BGH         &Henson, E. R.                ^Betty M.         Houpt, Don T.                Jim ?         *Neutra, Dione and Richard 3-5     1946         Barnes, Ferguson            Rockefeller, Nelson A.         [Bell], H[oward]            Short, C.W.         Castillo, Justiniano        Thompson, Eleanor         Davis, Ernst                Tolbert, Frank         [Ford, O]'Neil                Westbrook, Lawrence         [Hader], Mathilde            *Wright, Barbara         %Laughlin, Anne            Wythe, Zoe         Marcus, H. Stanley            ^Bettye ?         *Neutra, Dione and Richard    Virginia ?         %Powers, Al and Zara         [Blueprints for railroad locomotive and coach] 3-6     1947         Brown, Richard R.        King, Hannah         &Buller, H.G.            Neutra, Dione         Castillo, Justiniano    #Odenbach Shipbuilding Corp.         *Cordova, Andres        Powers, Zara         Crews, J.M.            Rooks, Lowell W.         Falla, Miguel Martinez    Sandoval, A.G.         Gilbert, Jack N.        ^Stewart, Grace         Grooscors, Julio        ^Stove, Margaret         #Hamor, Ruth            Volz, John W.         Karsten, Karl            Sandy ?     [UNRRA; Venezuela] 3-7     1948: January - June         *Bowman, Mary R.            *Mayer, Albert         ^Campbell, Theresa            Smart, Joseph H.         Clement, Harry G.            Stack, G.T.         Culbertson, Sara            ^Winchester, Alice         Jensen, Karl E.     [Venezuela] 3-8     1948: July - December         Aguilar, Ramon R.            ^Stewart, Grace         %Bywater, Jerry            Stouse, Emile         Celis, German                %Thompson, Bess         Culbertson, Sara and Ray        %Turner, Tan         Dobie, J. Frank            Ulloa, Armando G.         %Earle, Rona and Eldon        ^Vemmestad, Dagny         [Hader], Mathilde            *Westbrook, Lawrence         Hudson, J. Banks: eulogy of          Harry Hopkins by John Steinbeck 3-9     1949: January - June         &Applewhite, C.C.        Rosoff, Raymond         Bell, Howard            Sloan, Tay         Leclercq, Max            #Swank, Arch and Pat         Oliver, Walter         Loia ?         Purvis, Ralph     [U.S. Public Health Sevice] 3-10     1949: July - December         Bello G., Luis E.        Turner, John L.         Bergan, Ernest            %Wilkins, Charles and Dorothy         ^Carmody, John M.        #Williams, David R. [memo re:         *Leclercq, Max             official hospital visit]         Marcus, H. Stanley         Barbara?         Montoya, Oscar            Lee ?         Neufville, Celine R.    Loia ?         Olson, M.A.            Oscar ?         Pritchard, John H. 3-11     1940s: n.d.         Clark, John M.                Tolbert, Frank         #Galindo, Juan de Arco        #Bob ?,         Gilham, L.S.                &Dryden         *Grandstaff, Harriet P.        Sid ?         Tibbetts, Marie            #Tomero ? 3-12     1950: January - June             Bobulz, Lola                Nelson, Rice         ^Ford, Wandita and Michael     Neutra, Dione         *Howe, George                Schuler, William F.         ^McGrath, J. Howard            Smith, Edward W., Jr.         Moran, Edward S., Jr.        Turner, Tan and Bulah 3-13     1950: July - December         American Club, Caracas        *#Shire, A.C.         Bowman, Mary R.            Stevens, Harrison         &Crane, Jacob L.            %Storril, Jim L.         Davis, Laura Lee            Taylor, Carl C.         ^Hillger, Rachael and Bob    Wilkins, Dorothy         &McCabe, Robert E.            *Willson, Corwin 3-14     1951: January - June         American Red Cross cables    ^[King], Hannah          [concerning earthquake     *&Laidig, Donald R.          in San Salvadore]         Marcus, H. Stanley         &Crane, Jacob L.            Neutra, Dione         #Federal Government         Shire, A.C.          Loyalty Review Board        &Swank, A.B., Jr.         #Hill, C.R.                &Towne, Carroll A.         Himes, Harold W.            Weir, R.J.     [Tropical Housing; Latin America: Chile; San Salvadore] 3-15     1951: July - December         Baker, Jake and Mildred        Schuler, William F.         Bell, Howard and Frankie        Tilleux, Eugene A.         %Bywaters, Jerry            Wagner, Bernard         Cordova, Andy R.            other Christmas cards         Larssen, Maud J. 3-16     1952: January - June         Bell, Frankie                @Hall, Weeks         Bell, Howard                Lane, Clifford J.         *Bowman, Mary R.            *Schuler, William F.         #[Bywaters], Jerry            Stewart, Peter         [Earle], Rona                Helen ? [in Dallas] 3-17     1952: July - December         American Club of Caracas        %Turner, Julia         Blocker, Tom                %Wythe, George and Zoe         Early, Fielding            Lee and Maurice ?         ^Gregory, Verna            ^Ruby ?         [Hibben], Carmela            John J. ? [observations         %Pentz: Judy, Hurd and Lundy     on Korea] 3-18     1953: January - June         Allen, Winnie                Marquis, A.N. Company         Bowman, Mary R.            Rojas y Suarez, Juan         #Bureau of Land Management     Francisco         *Cameron, William and Co.    Schuler, William F.         Davis, F.H.                Swank, Arch B., Jr.         Drane, Hugh A.                [Tibbetts], Marie         Knight, Theresa Campbell        ^[Williams], Anita         Koch, J.Y.                Zisman, Sam B. 3-19     1953: July - December         *^Bowman, Mary R.        %Knight, Theresa Campbell         Childress County Old    [Leigh], Frida          Settlers            Montgomery Ward of Ft. Worth         [Earle], Rona            Neutra, Richard J.         Hubbell, Julia B.        %Rojas, Juan Francisco         %King-Farlow, Denys        Winn, James Buchanan          and Margaret            ^Harriet ? 3-20     1954: January - June         [Bell], Frankie            Logge, Don         *Bowman, Mary R.            Pettengill, George E.         *[King-Farlow], Denys and    Riley, Barton D.          Margaret                University of Texas,         [Hubbell], Julia B.             Architecture Alumni         *&^Johnson, Lyndon B.         Association         ^Karsten, Karl     [ALA Rare Book Library; Government Employees' Compensation] 3-21     1954: July - December         ^Bell, Howard and Frankie Orr, Douglas W.         Cummings, George Bain     %Pentz, Hurd, Judy and Lundy         %Eddy, Elizabeth         Pettengill, George B.         ^Fuller, Helen          Potomac Credit Bureau         *King-Farlow, Denys         Sigma Delta Chi          and Margaret             Winn, James Buchanan, Jr.         Knight, Theresa Campbell     Zisman, S.B.         Neutra, Dione and Richard Ruby ?     [AIA donation] 4-1     1955: January - June         *Bowman, Mary R.            Snavely, Ralph B.         Covell, Howard V.            Univ. of Texas Architec-         *Dabney, Crystal             ural Alumni Asso.         Hoff, Bill                *&Williams, Anita         Neutra, Dione and Richard    ^Elise ?         Segura, Pearl Mary            ^Jane ? 4-2     1955: July - December         Barnes, Ferguson            Pettengill, George E.         ^Bennett, Juanita            Pritchard, John H. and         ^Bowman, Mary                 Charlie         %Gonzalez, Nina and Jose     Ratchford, Fannie          Manuel                    Ross, Lee (?)         Harris, August Watkins        Staub, John F.         %King-Farlow, Denys            %White, Bob and Family          and Margaret            Williams, Aubrey         Johnson, Lady Bird            Winn, James Buchanan, Jr.         %[Macklin], Caroline        Wolf, Albert J., Jr.     [other Christmas cards] 4-3     1956: January - June         Burden, Georgie            Tibbetts, Marie         Fenet, Mary                Udden, S.M.         Flowers, John G., Jr.        Elise ?         *Maguire, Jack R.            Minnie ?         ^Pavoire, Pilar            Pilly ? 4-4     1956: July - November         Blessing, William            Flower, John         Boggs, J. Palmer            *Foster, John T.         *Bowman, Mary R.            *Harris, August Watkins         Christian, Ben                Neutra, Dione and Richard         #Circulation Manager,        Pettengill, George E.          Times-Picayune            Strouss, Martin         [Collins], Jack            Turner, John L.         Connelly, W.J.                ^Elizabeth ?     [Dixie Roto feature] 4-5     1956: December         %Bell, Frankie and Howard Pettengill, George E.         %Bywaters, Mary and Jerry Pritchard, John H.         %Crowell, Evelyn Miller     Ratchford, Fannie         Dabneys, The             %Tangert, Betty M.         Dahl, George L.         Thibodeaux, Clare and Ben         Dozer, Donald M.         %Tibbetts, Marie         %Durhan, Ethel, Jack     %Wagner, Bernard and Gritle          and Nancy             %[Walser,] Whip and Adeline         Goldberg, Bertrand         ^Ed ?         [Hader], John and      %Elise ?          Mathilda             ^%Helen ?         %Pentz, Judy, Hurd and     %Jane ?          Lundy                 %Louis ?     [Dave's Indigenous Bayou House Christmas card;     other Christmas cards] 4-6     1957: January         Allen, Winnie            Kemp, Harris A.         Bowman, Gladys Grunlee    McKnight, Dick         Bowman, Mary R.        Neutra, Dione         Briggs, Sanford C.        Rolfe, Walter T.         Harris, August Watkins    %White, Bob and family         Harvey, Paul            ^Wise, Grayce         %Hogg, Ima            Anita ?     [Dave's Bayou House Christmas card] 4-7     1957: February - April         Bowman, Mary R.            Hill, George W.         *DeWitt, Roscoe P.            *McKnight, Dick         Dumble, Barbara            Plumley, H. Ladd         Eger, Robert L.            Rizzo, A.J.         *Gervais, Florence H.        Sandfield, Max M.         *Harris, August Watkins        Swank, Arch B., Jr. 4-8     1957: May - November         *^Bowman, Mary R.            Lintzen, Lloyd         Ford, O'Neil [in King-        ^[Macklin], Caroline          Farlow]                    Perkins, David L.         Frikart, John M.            Rockefeller, Winthrop         Guidry, Robert L.            Swank, Patsy         [Hader], Mathilde and John    Tibbetts, Marie         Harris, August Watkins        Turner, Tan         King-Farlow, Denys             ^Hilda ? 4-9     1957: December         %Barber, Eleanor and John %Thibodeaux, Clare and Ben         %Baud, Alice             Tibbetts, Marie         %Bell, Frankie and Howard %Turner, Tan         Bowman, Mary R.         %Winn, James Buchanan         %Church, Mary             %^[Will], Carrie         %[Hader], John and Mathilde %^Wise, Grayce         %^[Hubbell], Julia B.     %^Ed?         %Knight, Theresa Campbell Hannah ?         [Leigh], Frida             Harriet ?         %Martinez, Antonio y Marina ^Jeanie ?     [other Christmas cards] 4-10     1958: January - June         Ernest, George D., Jr.        Riggs National Bank         [Hader], John and Mathilde    ^[Stewart], Grace         Harper, Terrell R.            #Sweets Catalog Service         King-Farlow, Denys            Tibbetts, Marie         Lake, Vivian E.            Elise ?         #Morris, Ted, Jr.             Roderick ?         Neutra, Richard and Dione     4-11     1958: July - November         ^Chieri, Helen E.            *Pettengill, George E.         Eickenricht, Marvin            Pritchard, John H.         Ford, O'Neil                 *&Richards, John Noble         Harris, August Watkins        Rosamond, William I.         *[Hubbell], Julia B.        ^Spillers, Mary         *Jensen, Karl E.            ^Elise ?         *Karsten, Karl                ^Hannah ?         King-Farlow, Denys [with Ford]     [Sullivan library and AIA] 4-12     1958: December         %^Clifford, Virginia        Rudesell, Vivian         %Foster, Thomas Bell        Sowden, George S.         %Mazza, Rena                %[Stewart], Grace         Pritchard, John H.            %Turner, Tan         %Ross, Jane and John        %Harriet ?     [other Christmas cards] 4-13     1959: January - April         Brown, Dick                ^Parr, Perry         Devine, Beline                *Pettengill, George E.         Harris, August Watkins        &Richards, John Noble         *Jones, Laura                Tibbetts, Marie         Lafayette Art Association    &Nan ?     [Sullivan Library] 4-14     1959: May - June         #Grant, U.S., III        *Pritchard, John H.         McLernon, George J.        *&Rayburn, Sam         *Morris, Edwin "Ted" E.    *Snavely, Ralph B.         Pettengill, George E.     [Sullivan Library; Sullivan window] 4-15     1959: July - October         *&Bryan, Ralph                *Pettengill, George E.         Carroll, J. Roy, Jr.        ^[Ross], Jane         [Dabney], Crystal            *Westbrook, Lawrence         *Eickenroht, Marvin            Virginia ?         *Padgett, Dora A.     [AIA Fellowship; Sullivan Library] 4-16     1959: November         #Bollich, Celia        #Kennedy, Florence         #Boudousquie, Adele        &Marcus, Stanley         #Cornay, Mrs. Howard J.    &Merrill, W. Ralph         &Dahl, George L.        Neutra, Dione         #First National Bank,    &Neutra, Richard          Lafayette            &Oglesby, E.O., Jr.         &Fisher, J. Herschel    #Parrott, Martha Lee         #Gardiner, Bill        #Peckham, Mrs. J.R         &Goldberg, Bertrand        *&Saarinen, Eero         &Goldstein, Louis A.    #Stansbury, Mike and Andree         #Guilbeau, Sara        *Swank, Arch         Hall, Weeks [see Swank,    #Turner, Mrs. Earl K.          Arch]                #zur Burg, Pheme     [AIA Fellowship; Shadows-On-The-Teche;     Lafayette Art Association] 4-17     1959: December         &Allen, William R., Jr.        &Koch, Carl         &Biggs, Thomas J.            &Liddle, Jay T., Jr.         &Boggs, J. Palmer            &Meyer, Howard R.         &Bryan, Ralph                *&Pritchard, John H.         &Bywaters, Jerry            Richards, John Noble         Davidson, Virginia            &Rolfe, Walter T.         &DeWitt, Roscoe            &Rowlett, John M.         [Earle], Rona                &Staub, John F.         &Eichenbaum, Howard            %Stroube, Bess and Cornie         &Eickenroht, Marvin            *#&Swank, Arch         &Ford, O'Neil                &Tatum, Herbert M.         &Goldberg, Bertrand            %Troy, B.         &Hoenack, August            %Turner, Tan         %Jones, Laura                *%&Wagner, Bernard         ^%Knight, Theresa Campbell    &Zisman, S.B.     [& mainly copies of letters to AIA Jury of Fellows     supporting DRW's nomination] 4-18     1950s: n.d.         William F. Schuler (Sir "Bill") 4-19     1960: January - February         #AIA Jury [re: O'Neil        Jones, Laura          Ford's fellowship]        McCutchen, Sara         Adelman, I.B.                McLaughlin, Robert W.         Barefoot, N. Carl, Jr.        Miller, Albert L.         Carroll, J. Roy, Jr.        Neutra, Richard         Corgan, Jack                &Perkins, David L.         Drane, Hugh                Pettengill, George E.         Fisher, Herschel and        Pritchard, John H.          Donald Jarvis            Seiferth, Solis         Ford, O'Neil [see AIA Jury]    Stroube, W.C.         *&George, Eugene, Jr.        Swank, Arch B.         ^Harris, August Watkins        Tatum, Herbert M.         Howland, Richard H.            Susan ?     [AIA Fellowship; Shadows-on-the-Teche] 4-20     1960: March, 1-15         Biggers, Mary Mouton        Mayeux, Marvin E.         Bromberg, Alfred L.            #Montgomery, G.R.M.         *^Bryan, Ralph                ^Rareshide, Henryetta         @DeWitt, Roscoe            Smith, Willard         *@Drane, Hugh                Staub, John F.         *Fehr, Arthur                *@Stroube, Cornie         Goldberg, Bertrand            Stroube, W.C.         @Goldstein, Louis A.        *Swank, Arch         *Hamilton, W.B.            Winn, James Buchanan, Jr.         Harris, August Watkins        *&Hannah ?     [AIA Fellowship] 4-21     1960: March, 16-31         *AIA Housing Bureau            Nehrbass, Neil M.         Baker, Jacob                Neutra, Richard         *Barringer, Howard            Padgett, Dora A.         ^Bowman, Mary                *Pritchard, John H.         Gill, Grayson                Richards, John Noble         Haskill, Douglas            Rolfe, Walter T.         Hawkes, Pauline Parker        Rowlett, John M.         Kaplan, Harry S.            @Saarinen, Eero         *&Kellam, Jess C.            Seiferth, Solis         Kittell, Bill                Shepherd, Carrie         McLernon, George J.            Williams, Elbert Mrs.     [AIA Fellowship] 4-22     1960: April         Ackal, Gab and Parrott,    Karsten, Karl          Martha Lee            Lasswell, Mary         Belt, Ben C.            McCutchen, Sara         Black, Hulon W.        MacKie, Fred J., Jr.         Eichenbaum, Howard        @McLernon, George J.         *Ford, O'Neil            @Parker, Polly         Hamilton, Charles W.    Pritchard, John H.         Harris, August Watkins    Wythe, George         Jones, Laura     [AIA Fellowship] 4-23     1960: May - July         George, Eugene, Jr.        *Jones, Laura         *Harris, August Watkins        Kaplan, Harry S.         Hundley, Arthur R.            ^[Macklin], Caroline         *Hunt, Hallie Caldwell        Ritter, Noma         Johnson, Lyndon B.            Winn, James Buchanan, Jr.     [AIA Fellowship] 5-1     1960: August - November         Gardner, Bill                Neutra, Dione and Richard         *Hunt, Hallie Caldwell        Rankin, J. Winfield         *Jones, Laura             Ritter, Noma         Korff, Alice G.            *^Shaw, Margo         Lafayette Art Association    ^Shelton, Julie         Maxson, Harry I.     [AIA Exhibit of new Fellows] 5-2     1960: December         ^Bowman, Mary R.        %King-Farlow, Denys and         %^Clifford, Virginia     Margaret         %Devine, Beline        %Turner, Tan         George, Eugene, Jr.        %Westbrook, John and Lawrence         %[Hader], John and        %^Carolyn ?          Mathilde            %Clyde ?         Kellam, Jess C.     [other Christmas cards] 5-3     1960: n.d.         %Ford, O'Neil            #Swank, Arch         L. ?, Stella            Wiltshire, John         McCutchen, Sara 5-4     1961: January - April         *^Bowman, Mary R.            *Kone, Sam L.         &Bromberg, Alan R.         ^Pavon, Pilar         ^Dichmann, Mary E.            ^Pilcher, Anne         [Hader], John and Mathilde    Plaisance, Ann Ingram         *Harris, August Watkins        Ritter, Noma         [Hunt], Hallie [Caldwell]    [Tibbetts], Marie         *Jones, Laura 5-5     1961: May - August         *&@Cadwallader, Charles        Jensen, Karl         *Creer, Philip D.            #Kuhlmann, Mr.         &Dugger, Ronnie            Marvel, Paula         *&Ford, O'Neil                *Ransom, Harry         ^Francis, Dorothy            Thedford, Betty Anne         *George, Eugene, Jr.        Ethel and Clermont         #Gilger, George A.            Jonnie ?         Hamilton, Charles W.        Margaret and Emile         Harris, August Watkins     [University of Texas, donation of photographs] 5-6     1961: September - December         Baud, Alice            %Hazinski, Harriet         %Bromberg, Alan R.        Horn, Ernest B.         ^&Cadwallader, Charlie    Miller, Virginia         ^%Clifford, Virginia    %Pentz, Judy, Hurd and Lundy         @Cutright, Paul G.        Ratchford, Fannie         *^%Fogg, Mary Lou        %Turner, Tan         George, W. Eugene, Jr.    %Frances ?         Harris, August Watkins    ^Mabel ?     [other Christmas cards] 5-7     1962: January - February         Bradbury, Jimmy            Neutra, Richard and Dione         Flowers, John G., Jr.        &Pritchard, John H.         Koyl, George B.            Swank, Arch B.         Lake, Vivian E.            Williams, Aubrey         Mercey, Arch A.             5-8     n.d.: A - H         ^Bell, Frankie            Fayceaux, Margaret         %^Benton, Lorene        ^Fletcher, Fannie         *^Bowman, Mary R.        *Ford, O'Neil         %Bradie, Barbara        Golden, Ben         Bryan, Ralph            %[Hader], Mathilde and John         Carr, Henry            Hibben, Tom         ^Douglas, Nell            Hillyer, Bob         *^Evans, Ernestine        *^[Hubbell], Julia B. 5-9     n.d.: J - T         *Jensen, Karl E.            ^Pavon, Pilar         *Jones, Laura                [Potts], Frances         *%Karstens, Karl            *Pritchard, John H.         *%King-Farlow, Denys and        Roby, Emile [includes          Margaret                 drawings]         Kleinman, Sylvia            Simpson, Anne         Kramer, Frances            ^Stewart, Grace McCrory         ^Leigh, Frida                *Swank, Arch         LaMond, Stella                *%Tibbetts, Marie         ^Neutra, Dione                Turner, Tan 5-10     Same: no last name 5-11     n.d.: drafts and partial drafts (handwritten) of letters      by DRW 5-12     n.d.: Christmas cards A - E         includes: Allan, Richard and Beverly                  Bell, Frankie and Howard                  Bowman, Mary R.                  Church, Mary 5-13     n.d.: Christmas cards F - L         includes: Groves, Grace                  [Hader], John and Mathilde                  Hibben, Camella                  Hillyer, Rachael and Bob                  Hubbell, Julia B. 5-14     n.d.: Christmas cards M - R         includes: Marcus, Stanley and Billie                  O'Neil, Nora                  Osmum, Edith 5-15     n.d.: Christmas cards S - Z         includes: Stroube, Bess and Cornie                  Williams, Aubrey and Anita                  Wythe, George and Zoe                  zur Burg, Frederick and Phem 5-16     n.d.: Christmas cards no last name 6-1     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters A - B         includes:         Abney, Edith                 Bond, Susan         Allan. Beverly and Richard    Bowman, Mary R.         Barnes, Esther and Fergie    Box, Emma         Bates, Kay                Bradbury, James         Baud, Alice M.                Brown, Richard R.         Bell, Frankie                Bryan, Ralph         Black, Hulon and Adel        Burden, Georgie 6-2     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters C - D         includes:         Church, Mary                 Davis, Sibyl         Coke, King and Rebecca         Delta Kappa Gamma         Colcomb, Peggy                Devine, Beline L.         Crump, Elaine and John        DeWaady, Mrs. D.A.         Dabney, Crystal            Dobie, Ann B.         Dallas Chapter of AIA        Drane, Hugh         Davis, Dan and Bernice        Dupré, Edith Garland         Davis, Helen and Jim        Durham, Jack 6-3     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters E - G         includes:         Earley, Cadine             Frikart, Jack M.         Flowers, John G., Jr.        Golden, Ben         Ford, O'Neil 6-4     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters H         includes:         Hamilton, Hubert and Mary Elizabeth Haskell, Douglas         Hard, Beverly                     Hawkes, Pauline P.         *Hader, John and Mathilde         Hibben, Louise         Harris, August Watkins             Hubbell, Julia B. 6-5     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters I - L         includes:         [Jensen,] Karl             Leigh, Frida Frazer         Johnson, Lyndon B.            LeJeune, Ann         Karlsbroten, Marie            Ling-Al, Li         Karsten, Karl                Lockwood, Thelma 6-6     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters M - O         includes:         McCrow, Louise                Moore, Ellen Bryan         MacKenzie, Elizabeth        Mouton, J. Alfred and         [Macklin], Caroline             Irene         Marcus, Stanley            Neifert, Edna         Marrionneaux, Ellie            Nelle, Ruth K.         Mercey, Elena and Arch        Neutra, Richard and Dione         Miller, Billie and Al        *O'Neil, Norah Seeby 6-7     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters P - R         includes:         Pritchard, Charlie             Rees, Michael J.         Pritchard, John H.             Riley, Jo         Rareshide, Henryetta        Ritter, Noma         Reed, Mary L.                Ross, Jane 6-8     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters S         includes:         Shoemaker, Maurine            Stafford, Lois          and Glenn                Stewart, Grace         Smythe, Bess and Cyrus         Stouse, Marge and Emile         Snyder, Ethel and Clermont    Stroube, Bess and Cornie         Soulier, Stella R.            Sutherland, Mrs. R.E.L. 6-9     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters T - V         includes:         *Tibbetts, Marie         Vincent, Ann         Turner, Tan 6-10     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters W         includes:         Walser, Whip and Adele     Williams, Lola D.         Webb, Bernice            *Wythe, Zoe and George         Williams, Aubrey 6-11     1962: Sympathy notes, cards, and letters         no last name I. Personal Papers A. General Correspondence 2. 1962- 6-12     1962: March - November         Beeson, Dannie Lloyd         Guillory, Elizabeth M.         Box, John Harold            Guy, William         Courmier, Joan                *Harris, August Watkins         *&Davidson, James J., Jr.    Hibben, Louise         *&Drane, Hugh                 [Hubbell], Julia B.         Ford, O'Neil                Bleeker ?         *George, Eugene, Jr.        Hannah ?         @Goldberg, Bertran     [plaque on Hugh Drane house] 6-13     1962: December         %Barnes, Esther and Fergie    %Osman, Edith         %Bell, Frankie             %[Shaw], Margo         Davidson, J.J., Jr.         [Stewart]. Grace         %[Ford], Wanda                %Turner, Tan         %[Hibben], Louise            %Wythe, George and Zoe         %[Hubbell], Julia B.        %Marg ?         Knight, Theresa Campbell        %Susan ?         %Mercey, Arch and Elena        %Virginia ?     [other Christmas cards] 6-14 1963         %Bromberg, Alan R.            %Laughlin, Anne         [Bryan], Ralph                Ling-Al, Li         Denny, Grace                *Pritchard, John H.         Harris, August Watkins        *Reed, Raymond D.         Jones, Laura                Westbrook, John     [other Christmas cards; Kennedy assassination;     plaque for Drane house; USL Williams Award] 6-15     1964         Baxter, Brenda                George, Eugene         Beard, Ruth                Goldberg, Bertrand         Coke, Rebecca W.            *Reed, Raymond D.         Fletcher, Joel F.            Westbrook John         [Ford, O'Neil]     [other Christmas cards; USL Williams Award] 6-16     1965         @Colcomb, Mrs.                @Pritchard, John H.         [Cornwell], Don            *Shuffler, R. Henderson         Dallas Chapter, AIA            Theriot, Roy R.         [Dobbs], Katherine            Westbrook, John         Fletcher, Fannie            Helen ?         *Fletcher, Joel L.            @Justo?         Garner, John C., Jr.        Muriel ?         Hillyer, Rachael            *Norma ?         Marcus, Stanley            P.A.P.         *Neutra, Richard and Dione 6-17     1966-1968         Cahan, Sandy            [Foley], Hannah         [Coke], Rebecca        [Hader], Mathilde and John         [Cornwell], Don        Marcus, Stanley         [Dabney], Crystal        Neutra, Dione         *Dobbs, Katherine        *Pettingill, George E.         Drane, Anna Belle        [Shaw], Margo 6-18     1964: November - 1965         letters from Mary Bowman 6-19     1966         *Mary Bowman 6-20     1967-1968         *Mary Bowman 7-1     1969-1971         Dethloff, Henry C.            @Maguire, Jack R.         @Ford, O'Neil                *Neutra, Dione         @Kellogg, Richard E.        Pritchard, John H.         Laughlin, Anne                *Rougeou, Clyde L. 7-2     1970         [Dabney], Crystal            Ford, O'Neil 7-3     1972-1975         Authement, Ray                Rougeou, Clyde L.         *Booker, Terry                Snavely, Alice         Bowman, Mary R.            Webb, Bernice         [Burden], Georgie            [Westbrook], John         Cadwallader, Hulon            Bill ?         *Dethloff, Henry C.            Doris ?         *[Hader], John and Mathilde    Elizabeth ?         Kelley, Lee                Grace ?         *Metcalf, Lee                Helen ?         *Ragsdale, Crystal S.        Marueen ? 7-4     1976-1978         Bedaton, J.J.                Jutson, Mary Carolyn         Brooks, Joe                Kline, Sue         Bowman, Mary R.            Meerzo, Albert K.         Chiere, Helen                Pritchard, Charlie         *Cutshaw, Becky S.            Spiers, Marie Celeste R.         *Dietrich, Franz            Tolbert, Kay         *[Dobbs], Katherine         Bill ?         Ford, O'Neil                Burt ?         Hader, Mathilde and John        %Elizabeth ?         Hargrave, Una                Madeline ?         &Howard, K.G. 7-5     1979-1981         %Adams, Pat and Charlie        *Jutson, Mary Carolyn         Bowman, Mary R.            LeBlanc, Donald         Church, Mary                [McCarthy], Mickey         [Dobbs], Katherine            Miller, Mary-Harriet         Durham, Jack                Smythe, Anne B.         Ford, Wanda                %Wythe, George and Zoe         Hader, Mathilde     [other Christmas cards and post cards;     Sterling Street house fire] 7-6     1982         [Bowman], Mary                 *Neutra, Dione         Chiere, Helen                    Ramage, Margaret         Cuff, Elizabeth L.                *Rudisell, Vivian         Directory of American Scholars    [Trappey], Beatrice         Fearney, Barbara and Ted            Vincent, David R.         Guillory, J. B.                Carrie ?         Heard, J.Norman                 Mary ? 7-7     1983-1986         *Adams, Pat and Charlie        Mayor's Commission on the         Bowman, Mary R.             Needs of Women         Buie, Jimmie                *Neutra, Dione         Burke, Jim                Pritchard, Charlie         George, Mary Carolyn        *[Rudisell], Vivian         *McCarthy, Mickey            [Wade], Mike     [McCarthy's book on DRW] 7-8     1986-         Jack Durham                Dione Neutra 7-9     n.d. (post 1962)         Evelyn ?                    Nancy ?         Katherine ?                Norma ?         Mary ?                    *Parge ?         Maureen?     [other postcards] 7-10     Correspondence concerning research on DRW: 1976-79         *McCarthy, Mickey             includes lists of material loaned to Mickey              McCarthy from the collection; photographs of              Pearce House, Dallas; and Brown House, Longview,              1931         *Wade, Mike             John S. Givens to Wade, photocopy; Arch Swank to              Wade, with note to Lyle 7-11     Correspondence concerning research on DRW: 1980 -         Fossey, Mary Ellen         @Gerckens, Laurence C.         *Mickey McCarthy         Swank, Arch, with sketches of "The Studio" 7-12     Correspondence concerning publication of McCarthy book and      autograph party in Lafayette: 1984         Coco, Wayne Lawrence        *McMurrin, Trudy         Elder, Lorene                 includes publicity         Fearney, Barbara            &Neutra, Dione         &*Gard, Wayne                &Papademetriou, Peter C.         George, Mary Hollers        Pritchard, Charlie         &Higgenbotham, Belin J.,        Williams, Jere          Jr.                        Anita ?         *Lockwood, Thelma            Carrie ?         *McCarthy, Mickey            Clare ?         McMahon, Evelyn            Roma ?     [includes 2 photographs] I. Personal Papers     B. Family Correspondence, 1902- 7-13     1902, 1915-1919         Dave to sister: 10/22/1902 (account of hand injury)         Dan to Dave: ca. 1916         Dave to "Folks": 6/25/1916 (clipping) (photocopied);          5/1/1917; 10/23/1918         Dave to various family members, from France: 4/21/1918;          10/3/1918; 11/29/1918         Sumner to Dave: 6/14/1915 7-14     1920s         Dave to Mother: 4/30/1920 (photocopied)         Dan to Dave: 4/9/1922; 12/16/1922; 3/16/1928         Mother to Dave and Mickie: 10/26/1922 7-15     1930: May - November         correspondence between Dave and Lyle 7-16     1931: January - April         same 7-17     1931: May         same 8-1     1931: June, 1-10         same 8-2     1931: June, 11-26         Lyle to Dave, from Europe 8-3     1931: June 12-29         Dave to Lyle 8-4     1931: July         Lyle to Dave, from Europe 8-5     1931: July         Dave to Lyle 8-6     1931: August         Lyle to Dave, from Europe 8-7     1931: August         Dave to Lyle 8-8     1931: September, 2-19         Lyle to Dave, from Europe 8-9     1931: September, 2-21         Dave to Lyle 8-10     1931: n.d.         Europe 8-11     1931: September, 19-29         Lyle to Dave 8-12     1931: September 23-31         Dave to Lyle 8-13     1931: October         Dave to Lyle 8-14     1931: November         same 8-15     1931: December         same 8-16     1931: n.d. 9-1     1932: January         Dave to Lyle 9-2     1932: February         same 9-3     1932: March         same 9-4     1932: April         same 9-5     1932: May         same 9-6     1932: June         same 9-7     1932: July         same 9-8     1932: August         same 9-9     1932: September         same 9-10     1932: October         same 9-11     1932: November         same 9-12     1932: December         same 9-13     1932: n.d.         same 9-14     1933: January         same 9-15     1933: February         same 9-16     1933: March         same 10-1     1933: April         same 10-2     1933: May same 10-3     1933: June - July         same 10-4     1933: August - September         same 10-5     1933: October - November         same 10-6     1933: December         same 10-7     1934: January         same 10-8     1934: February         same 10-9     1934: March         same 10-10 1934: April         same 10-11 1934: May - December         same         Bub (Merrick), August, 1934         ^John Givens, August and October         Raworth, November 10-12 1935: January - April         *^Dave         $John S. Givens         $Anna Hopkins Givens 10-13 1935: May - June         Phelia                    ^John S. Givens         *John S. Givens             *^Dave         John S. Givens to Family        @Dave         ^Tee                     ^Anna Hopkins Givens     [Matanuska Colony] 10-14 1935: July         *^Dave     [Matanuska Colony] 10-15 1935: August to December         *^Dave                 $John S. Givens         Dan                    ^Mattie (Belle) 11-1     1936         ^#Dave                     Sumner Williams, Jr.         John S. Givens [NYA work]    ^John S. Givens         Dan                         Richard C. Givens     [NYA] 11-2     1937         *#^Dave                     *Sumner Williams, Jr.         $Sumner 11-3     1938         *#^Dave                    ^John         *Dan 11-4     1939: January - September         *#^Dave                     ^Phelia         $Mattie Williams             Tom Tilson 11-5     1939: October - December         $Dan                     *^Dave         Dick Givens                ^Jean         #Davida                    $Sallie Tilson         Davida                    ^Phelia 11-6     1930s         #^@Dave 11-7 1940         *#^@Dave                    Ed Givens Gardiner         Dan                        *$Phelia     [La Villita; Saint Augustine; flood in Crowley]         See also 49-10 for flood 11-8     1941         #^@*Dave to Lyle 11-9     1942 - 1943: January         *#^Dave: includes photographs of Beaumont             Multimax project         Dan         Dan to Elbert and Jeanne Williams     [Multimax; Housing] 11-10 1943: April - May         *#^Dave     [Nicaragua] 11-11 1943: June - October         same         Aunt Mattie to Davida     [Nicaragia] 11-12 1943 - 1944: December - January         *#^@Dave     [Costa Rico; Honduras] 11-13 1944: March - December         *#^@Dave     [Panama; Antigua; Colombia] 11-14 1945         *@Lyle                    ^Louise Givens Clegg         Aunt Mattie to Davida        #^Dave 11-15 1946         ^John         Dave to Davida (with comics in Spanish)         *#^@Dave 11-16 1947: March, August, November-December         *#^@Dave         Evangeline W. Goodner to Dave         John to Davida     [Venezuela] 11-17 1948: January         #^Dave     [Venezuela] 11-18 1948: January         @Dave                    Dan         Mom (Williams)                Davida 11-19 1948: February         ^Dave 11-20 1948: March - April         ^Dave     [includes some sketches and photographs] 11-21 1948: February - April         @Dave 11-22 1948: May - June         #^Dave     [includes photographs] 11-23 1948: July         #^Dave     [includes photographs and clippings] 12-1     1948: May - July     @Dave 12-2     1948: August - October         #^Dave 12-3     1948: August - October         @Dave 12-4     1948: n.d.         Dave to Davida     [includes hand drawn maps and photographs] 12-5     1948         Dan                        Goodner, Vangie W.         Dave (nephew)                "Mam" [Anna H. Givens]         *^Davida                     to Davida              12-6 1949         @Dave                     Goodner, Vangie W.         $Davida                    Hopkins, [Annie]         Belle, Anna Catherine        [Hunter], George and         ^Gardiner, Ed                Dorothy 12-7     1949: May - August         #^Dave     note from John Pritchard to Dave 12-8     1949: September         *#^@Dave             includes letter from Raymond Rosoff 12-9     1949: October         *#^@ Dave 12-10 1940s: n.d. 12-11 1950 - 1951         Dan to Davida (poem)        *^Belle, Mattie         ^Dave                    Dugger, Jan         ^Davida                    Givens, John         Davida to Louise            Hopkins, Mrs. Thomas          Givens Clegg                 Benjamin, Jr.         Phelia                    Merrick, Bub         $Belle, Anne Catherine        Tolson, James Andrew 12-12 1952: January - April         *@^Dave                    Dugger, Jeannie and         *^Davida                     Ronnie 12-13 1952: May - December         *^@Dave                *%Agnes         *^Davida                *Dugger, Jeannie 12-14 1953         ^@Dave                    Phelia         Davida                    Givens, Dick and/or         *Jean                     Evelyn 12-15 1954         *@^Dave                    *Cousin Dorothy [Dorothy         Davida                    E. Hunter] 12-16 1955 - 1956         *Belle, Anna Catherine        Goodner, Vangie         Dugger, Ronnie                Hunter, Dorothy E.         %Boo [Anna Hopkins Givens]    ^@Dave         Givens, Dick and Evelyn        Williams, Dave [nephew]         %Givens, John and family        Lila 12-17 1957 - 1958         Belle, Anna Catherine        Merrick, Phelia         Dugger, Jeannie            Sewall, Paul and Lillian         Boo [Anna Hopkins Givens]    *@^Dave         Givens, Becky                *^Davida         *Givens, Dick and Evelyn        *Williams, Dave [nephew]         %Givens, John and family 12-18 1957 - 1958         Davida to Lyle and/or Dave (from Tulane) 12-19 1959         Delaney, Albert L.            *[Hunter], Dorothy E.         Givens, Alice                Watkins, Evangeline         *^Givens, Anna Hopkins [Boo]     *^@Dave         *Givens, Cathy                Davida         *Givens, Liz                Williams, Dave [nephew]         Givens, John                Sallie         Givens, Richard and Evelyn    Aunt Susie         Head, Nancy 12-20 1960         Givens, Cathy                [Hunter], Dorothy E.         *Givens, Evelyn [letter         Tilson, Virginia          to Anna Hopkins Givens]    *^@Dave         *Givens, Liz [Elizabeth]     [ALA Fellowship] 12-21 1961 - 1962: March         Dugger, Ronnie                [Hunter], Dorothy E.         Givens, Cathy                *^@Dave         *Givens, Evelyn and Dick        Mary         Givens, Liz [Elizabeth]     [San Antonio] 13-1     1962: Sympathy cards and letters         Delaney, Albert L.        Tilson, Virginia         Givens, Dick, Evelyn    Watkins, Evangeline          and children            Williams, Dan         Givens, John            Williams, David R. [nephew]         Givens, Liz            Williams, Jean         *Merrick, Phelia        Williams, Sumner and Wanda         [Merrick], Phelia May     Gayle         Snyder, Mrs. Lee D.     Williams, Sumner, Jr.          [Boo]                Ruth and Smitty 13-2     1962 - 1969             Abney, Edith                [Givens], Louise         Belle, Anna Catherine        *McMahon, Davida         Delaney, Albert L.            Snyder, Anna Hopkins         Givens, Evelyn and Dick        *Williams, Jean         Givens, John 13-3     1970-1979         @Belle, Mattie                Givens, John         Dugger, Ronnie                McMahon, David         *Dugger, Jeanie            McMahon, Davida         *Givens, Alice                Tichava, Sarah          [Kellogg, Alice G.]        Torian Givens         Givens, Evelyn and Dick 13-4     1980 -         [Doyle], Louise         Givens, John         [Givens], Becky         McMahon, Richie         *Givens, Evelyn and Dick     Snyder, Anna Hopkins [Boo] 13-5     1979-1982         eulogies for Peter Joseph Menconeri             (husband of Cathy Givens)         letter from Cathy to Lyle, 1/16/1980         postcard from Inez and John to Lyle, 1982 13-6     n.d.         Lyle, Dave, and Davida 13-7     n.d.: Williams Family         Dan                        Phelia Merrick         Dave (nephew)                Sallie Tilson         Raworth                    Virginia Tilson 13-8     n.d.: Givens family         Louise Givens Clegg         (Lyle's siblings)         (nieces: especially Elizabeth) 13-9     n.d.         Evangeline Watkins            Dorothy (Hunter)         Helen Torian I. Personal Papers C. Other 1. To 1916 a. Biographical 13-10 University of Texas material         The Texan: 5/14/1913; 5/23/1913         The Daily Texan: 10/15/1916; 10/22/1916         The University of Texas Commoner: v. 1, # 4          (broadside); v. 3, # 1, 4/30/1916         The Blunderbuss: 4/1/1914; 4/1/1916 13-11 Same: clippings (Raworth); seal; anti-fraternity broadside 13-12 DRW at University of Texas: records         bills from auditor, Fall, 1912         commencement announcement, 1917 (Dan)         transcript [1960, copy] 13-13 DRW at University of Texas: Cactus - editorship: clip-      pings; petition; statement of goals; photographs of staff 13-14 DRW at University of Texas: Cactus: DRW drawings for      1915 Cactus      See also 15-2; Boxes 55 and 56 [issues of Cactus] I. Personal Papers C. Other 1. To 1916 b. Other 13-15 Miscellaneous         newspaper articles: 1899; 1907; 1914;         mounted painting of Indian (copy)      See also 3-5 for engineering drawings made while working      for railroad in Childress I. Personal Papers        C. Other        2. Tampico (1916-1922)             a. Biographical 13-16 Financial records,         including bank books and receipts for architectural          work 13-17 Legal records,         including application for commission to War Department          (March, 1918) 13-18 Writings         poems (including later copies); story 13-19 Drawings         place card; cartoon; example of lettering (with letter          from K. G. Howard to O'Neil Ford (1/13/1978); blue-          print, FW & DC Rig Company cost base for most standard          derrick, 8/31/1915 13-20 Miscellaneous         includes World War I Veteran's banner; passports      See 42-14 thru 43-7 and 50-4 for photographs I. Personal Papers        C. Other        3. Europe (1922-1924) 13-21 Miscellaneous         calling cards; European money; drawing of Venice by          Neretti      See also 57-3 13-22 Sketchbook and architecture notes; drawings of Paris (2)      See 44-3 thru 45-5 for photographs I. Personal Papers        C. Other        4. Dallas (1924-1932)             a. Biographical 14-1     Financial records: purchase receipts, 1924-1926 14-2     Architecture work         clippings      See also 59-14 14-3     Writings: Southwestern Architect 10/1927 - 3/1928         Williams served as Associate Editor         includes Williams and Ford series on "Architecture of          Early Texas"; one issue has detail of Williams          designed entrance-way 14-4     Writings: Southwest Review 1928, 1931         "An Indigenous Architecture of Colonial Texas,"drawings          by O'Neil Ford, typescript; reprint (1928)         "Toward a Southwestern Architecutre," Spring, 1931,          typescripts; reprint (2 copies) Credo 14-5     Drawings         BoozeArt Bawl; Book Club of Texas illustrations          (1 original; 1 clipping; 1 on promotional flyer)         Christmas cards (DRW 1926, 1928 and 1959; 1929 and          1960; 1931; Lyle, 1931; 2 views of Ship Rock, 1931);          bookplate for Dan, n.d. 14-6     Drawings         indigenious architecture; historic buildings; DRW          houses      See also 57-3 14-7     Dallas Little Theatre 1928, 1929, 1932         clippings; program & magazine [photoreproductions];          flat elevation drawing; engraving         also partial program from Oak Cliff Little Theatre 14-8     Personal         articles about DRW; certificates (Dallas Art Associa-          tion Allied Arts Exhibition, 1932); family: drawing by          Dave (nephew ?); reprint of editorial by Dan; wallet 14-9     Friends         clippings; programs; catalogs mentioning Harrison          Stevens, Jerry Bywater, John Douglass and Lynn Ford 14-10 Organizations (have some connection with DRW)         Terpsichorean Club Dance programs and announcements;          Dallas Shakespeare Club Program, 1930-1931; catalog          for American Bookmaking exhibition (including title          from Book Club of Texas), 1932 I. Personal Papers C. Other 4. Dallas (1924-1932) b. Other 14-11 Architecture material         competition announcement with DRW marginalia; The          Mentor, v. 15, # 12 (January, 1928); Southwestern          Arts, v. 1, # 1 (August, 1932) 14-12 Architecture material         Shelter, v. 2, # 4 (May, 1932) inscribed by Buckminster          Fuller; typed notes from article in Shelter, November,          1932     [Buckminster Fuller] 14-13 Texas and Louisiana - description and travel         includes articles on Nacogdoches, Panua Maria, Castro-          ville; booklet on Louisiana flood of May-June, 1927 14-14 Miscellaneous         concert or recital programs         classification schedule, U.S. Shipping Board, 8/1925         patent for advertising device issued to Harry L.          Shafer, 9/8/1925         Aneas Africames, text         "Report of Messers Murdaugh and French Based on          Observations and Information Collected on Western          Trip," 1928 I. Personal Papers C. Other 5. FERA (1933-1936)                 a. Biographical 14-15 Financial Records (1934-1935, n.d.)         receipts; bills; insurance policies 14-16 Articles about (1933-1934)         includes articles on wedding to Lyle Givens; Bywaters,          Jerry. "More about Southwestern Architecture,"          Southwestern Review, n.d., pp. 235-264 +, photostat      See also 57-1 14-17 Articles about FERA work (1934-1935)         includes accounts of DRW's indigeneous architecture map 14-18 Miscellaneous         includes: invitations (to wedding of John Lomax);          lists of items loaned by DRW to museum of East          Texas Teachers College; clipping on Grace Stewart I. Personal Papers C. Other 5. FERA (1933-1936) b. Other 14-19 The Arts         material on 1933 Allied Arts Exhibition of Dallas          County         articles: Calahan, Lawrence Fox. "A Brief History of          Furniture Periods," (1933) 9 p; Ellis, Grace McIlrath,          "American Table Glass Has Ancestors," American Home          (January, 1935), pp. 73-75; Contemporary Arts of the          South and Southwest, 1-2/1933; 3-5/1933; Southwestern,          v. 1, # 1 (Summer, 1935) (without cover) 14-20 Politics         Common Sense, v. 2, # 4 (October 1933); Thomas, Norman,          "Socialist Looks at the New Deal,"(1933) 19 p.; Beard,          Charles A. "Hitlerism and Our Liberties," address,          4/10/1934, 4 p.; Witt, Edgar, remarks at Jefferson Day          Dinner, 4/13/1934, typescript (recalled from memory);          typescript of clipping on speech; Ten Years I.R.I.:          Report of the International Industrial Relations          Institute, (1935); press release about speech by F.A.          Silcox, Chief of Forest Service, 10/24/1934; Wallace,          Henry A. "Toward a Unified Land Policy," address          10/24/1934; 14-21 Texas - description and travel         article on Kennedy County 14-22 Material on design for 1939 New York World's Fair         includes items by Edgar Chambless of the Brookings          Institute and a proposal submitted by City Club 14-23 Radio script concerning models for City of the Future,      inscribed to DRW by Frank Lloyd Wright 14-24 Miscellaneous speeches:         Buck, Kate, "Progress in Healing, "10/8/1934         "Petting," n.d. I. Personal Papers C. Other 6. NYA (1936-1941) a. Biographical 15-1     Financial records         miscellaneous bills, receipts, tax receipts (1936-1941) 15-2     Personnel records (1940-1941)         job reclassification; travel vouchers; Personnel          Information Sheet; list of jobs held 1898-1907 15-3     Writings (unpublished)         reminiscences, ca 1936; vita 15-4     Biographical articles         certificates (National Youth Aviation Corps, 8/13/1939)      See also 57-1; 57-2 15-5     Miscellaneous         Family: obituary for W. R. Tilson                 Christmas card lists: 1937, 1939                 miscellaneous         membership cards         material from Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade         filing index for personal papers in 1940      See also 57-2; 59-14 15-6     Material related to Caribbean Cruise, 1/1938 15-7     Democratic Party         functions: tickets, programs, invitations, etc., 1936-          1939; brochures; anti-FDR materials 15-8     Washington, D.C.         tickets; passes; building dedication programs 15-9     Friends         material on friends: Jerry Bywaters; Gutzon Borglum          (articles); O'Neil Ford (clipping, article from Pencil          Point); Maury Maverick (speech, 1940)         poems by friends: Dick Brown; Carmela Hibben (note that          published in Washington Post); Benjamin T. Montgomery;          anonymous I. Personal Papers C. Other 6. NYA (1936-1941) b. Other 15-10 National Peace Conference         various publications 1937-1938 15-11 Politics         Colvin, H. Milton,"President Roosevelt's Policy of 'The          Good Neighbor' in Latin American Relationships," 1934         cover letter to DRW, 1939; copy of letter from FDR,1934 15-12 Politics         pamphlets of speeches by Nicholas Murry Butler; Donald          C. Blaisdell; Herbert Hoover; clippings about war-          preparedness (mainly pro in 1940); newsletter of          Congressman Thomas R. Amlie, 1937 (Farm Tenancy);          article: Atwater, Elton "Organized Efforts in the          United States Toward Peace," (1936) 15-13 Government         "I Was a Share Cropper," Report of Farm Security          Administration in Texas and Oklahoma, n.d. - presented          to DRW by Marjorie Sheffield         report on houses built of earth by Resettlement          Administration near Birmingham, 1937, typescript         clipping on U. S. Folk Music collection at Library of          Congress, 1940         Rennie, Leonard C. and Will Burtin, "Federal Works Agency Exhibit,: The Architectural Forum, July, 1940 15-14 Texas         material on centennial including maps of grounds         two completed forms on historic buildings in Texas         program for 27th annual meeting of Texas Folk-Lore          Society         Writer's Project of WPA, Old Villita (San Antonio,          1939)      See also 16-18 and Map Case 18-4 15-15 Louisiana         miscellaneous materials on state scandals: clipping;          handwritten poem         Kniffen, Fred B., "Louisiana House Types," reprint from          Annals of the Association of American Association of          American Geographers, v. 26, # 4 (12/1936), 179-193         account of "The Cottage," home of the Butler Family,          West Feliciana Parish 15-16 Government publications         Indians at Work, v. 4, # 22 (July 1, 1937)         National Resources Committee. Our Cities - Their Role          in the National Economy, Washington: GPO, 1937         Bentlett, Lasier, "Carved Ornamentation of the          California Mission Period," Southern California Index          of American Design, # 1 (Los Angeles, 1940) 15-17 L'Illustration, partie 2         4/8/1939, No. 5014; Berthet, Jean; "Les Vacances                         D'Apollon"         6/10/1939, No. 5023; Feyret-Chappuis, Charles de; "Feu                         Monsieur Pic"         6/17/1939, No. 5024; Amiel, Denys "La Maison Monestier"         6/24/1939, No. 5025; Daimant-Berger, Maurice;                         "Baignoire 'B'" 15-18 Same         7/22/1939, No. 5029; Socorri, Claude; "Gabienne"         8/5/1939, No. 5031; Louwyck, J. H.; "Danse Pour Ton                         Ombre!" (Part 2)         8/12/1939, No. 5032; Louwyck, J. H.; "Danse Pour Ton                          Ombre!: (Part 3)         8/19/1939, No. 5033; Roillet, Marius; "La Bete"         9/2/1939, No. 5035; Jouglet, Rene; "La Nuit Magique" 15-19 Karsten, Karl,"The Doggett Plan of Job-Protection," 23 p.,      mimeograph, ca. 1938 16-1     DRW interests         material on photographs; material on aviation 16-2     NYA         clipping; The Annals of the American Academy of          Political and Social Science, November, 1937 (contains          article by Aubrey Williams)         dedication of Lufton (Texas) Community Center, 10/1939 16-3     Material on Leopold Stokowski (and All American Youth      Orchestra)      See also Map Case 20-4 16-4     Material on proposal for Jefferson Memorial         clippings         typescript of speech (?) by Frank Lloyd Wright 16-5     Material on architecture and art         includes Texas Architects Registration Law; Supplement          to American Art Project Manual 16-6     Miscellaneous on politics         articles about National Emergency Council report on the          South         "Song of Security" by Rose Wies Shain         McNutt, Paul V., "The Meaning of Modern Liberalism,"          speech, 8/11/1939 16-7     Miscellaneous         "How to Live on $15.00 a Week," typescript (humor)         "Japanese Home Life in the Changing World," n.d., type-          script         prospectus for investment in British Columbia gold mine         "Car Cards Ready to Flash in Busses," (advertising          ploy) Literary Digest, 9/5/1936         guide to Third Annual Summer Festival, New York, 1937         The Tech Review, Spring, 1939         Teall Gardner, "A Revival of Interest in the Book-          Plate," from International Studio, n.d., p. 71-76      See also 59-15 I. Personal Papers C. Other 7. Defense Housing (1941-1943)             a. Biographical 16-8     Financial materials (very scattered) 16-9     Personnel         travel vouchers, memorandum, authorization requests,          etc. 16-10 Personnel         travel schedules (handwritten by DRW); carrier receipts          (very few) 16-11 Personnel         receipts from hotels (7/1941 - 6/1942) 16-12 Personnel         changes in employment status; application form, 12/1942 16-13 Personal         clippings: Elbert Williams house                  Lyle and Alexandria Little Theatre         article: Brink, Wellington, "David Reichard Williams                  Advance-Guard Architect," Holland's, v. 61,                  # 4 (April, 1942) p. 4, 31         material on consultation work:                 Index to Modern Living                 Channel Heights Project (Los Angeles housing)                 Week-end house for Henry L. Beck         miscellaneous      See also 16-16 and 57-7 16-14 Articles on housing work         Architectural Forum, v. 76, # 5 (May, 1942)         "Wartime Housing," The Bulletin of the Museum of          Modern Art, v. 9, # 4 (May, 1942)         "Low-Cost Houses," Architectural Forum, October, 1941 16-15 Clippings on housing projects (1941) 16-16 Material on Greenbelt Home Owners' Cooperation (1940)         includes "Cooperative Housing in the District of          Columbia," n.d.             cooperative run by Karl Karsten; DRW and Richard              Neutra consulting architects I. Personal Papers C. Other 7. Defense Housing (1941-1943)     b. Other 16-17 Goodwillie, Arthur. The Rehabilitation of Southwest      Washington as a War Housing Measure, n.d. 16-18 Texas         Writers' Program of the WPA, American Guide Series:          Along the San Antonio River. (San Antonio, 1941)      See also 15-14 16-19 Miscellaneous I. Personal Papers     C. Other 8. Latin America (1943-1945; 1947-1948; other) a. Biographical 16-20 Financial materials, 1943-1945 16-21 Financial materials, 1947-1948 16-22 Personnel records         daybook, 1/1943-2/1944; schedule, 11/1947         pages from DRW's fieldbook, 1947-1948 16-23 Legal papers, 1944, 1947-1948 16-24 Writings         Ingenieria y Arquitectura, v. 1, # 1 (2/1944);          v. 1, # 4 (8/1944) DRW article 16-25 Clippings         DRW's work, 1944, 1947-1948 16-26 Miscellaneous         narrative, re: map of Nicaragua         outline (typed) for program on Middle America problems         humerous poem about field engineer and Washington          office (typed - carbon)         calling cards         broadsides 16-27 Family: miscellaneous         clippings            drawing of Lyle Givens Williams         certificates        notes of LGW (Red Cross citations)         DRW sketches 16-28 Notes on Latin America         essays, bibliographies (prepared for class), Lyle's          handwritting 16-29 Notes on Latin America         DRW - miscellaneous I. Personal Papers     C. Other 8. Latin America (1943-1945; 1947-1948; other)     b. Other 17-1     Housing         Program for conference, Caracas 12/1947         El Banco de Urbanizacion Y Rehabilitacion, Ciudad de          Panama. Programa Para un Evaluacion de la Vivienda de          la Ciudad de Panama," American Public Health          Association, 1947 17-2     Pan American Union publications         "Education in Latin America" - A Partial Bibliography;          n.d.         D'Araujo, Ignez Baretta Correia, Two Brazilians, 1949         Instituto Interamericano de Estadistica, Documentation          Estadistica Sobre el Analfabetismo y La Educacion en          America, (9/1949)         Carvallo, Sergio, Rural Electrification Cooperatives          in Chile. Pan American Union, February, 1950         Cuba, rev. ed., 1949         Nannetti, Guillermo, UNESCO and the OAS in Latin          America, May, 1950 17-3     Pan American Union - Division of Education Publications         publications stemming from education conference in          Montevideo, 1950         Tejada, Carmela "El Seminario Interamericano de          Alfabetizacion y Educacion de Adultos de Rio de          Janeiro y El Programa Educativo de la Organizacion de          los Estados Americanos," 1950 17-4     Miscellaneous materials on education         pamphlets from Pan American Union:             "Notes on Education in Latin America"             "Some References on Latin America for Students"             "Activities and Services in Latin America"         Circular from Ecuadorian Institute of Anthropology and          Geography         pamphlets: San Miguel de Allende Instituto (1960s)                  Universitat Nacional Autonoma de Mexico         typed notes on primary education in various countries          (in Spanish); statistics (1940s)         Conferencias del Dr. Diego Montana Cueller, Universitat          Nactional Bogata, 1944 17-5     Miscellaneous material on Red Cross work in Latin America         resolutions adopted by 7th regional conference, 1947          (typed); regional report, 1950; Cruz Roja Juvenil          Venezolana, v. 1 (10/1950) 17-6     Miscellaneous speeches         by John C. McClintock; Jose Figueres; Olin E. Teague;          John E. Grinnell; Fernando Chaves Nunez; Graham S.          Quote 17-7     Miscellaneous clippings and articles         politics (mainly)      See also 59-7 17-8     Americas, v. 4, #2 (March, 1952) 17-9     Description and travel         Cusco, Lima, Colombia, Chile     miscellaneous maps      See also Map Case 23-4 17-10 Magazines on Venezuela         El Agricultor Venezolano, v. 12, # 129 (12/1947)         Venezuela Up-To-Date, v. 6, # 12 (4/1956)         FAO Mision a Venezuela Oleaginoses, (10/1949) 17-11 Jimenez, Marcos Perez. Venezuela Bajo el Nuevo Ideal      Nacional, (1956); note from Marcos and Enrique Garcia to      Williams 17-12 Miscellaneous         Institute of Inter-American Affiars             "Food Supply Division Monthly Report," 7/14/1945             "Confidential News Bulletin, # 37 (coup in              Guatemala) 17-13 New Pencil Points, v. 24, # 8 (August 1943) 17-14 Techniques et Architecture, v. 7, # 1-2 (1947) inscribed      by giver to DRW      See also 59-12 I. Personal Papers C. Other 9. UNRRA (1945-1947) 18-1     Personnel forms, evaluations, and certificate: 1945-1947 18-2     Miscellaneous (personal)         projection of DRW's economic life by Karl Karsten,          3/1945         drawings by Davida, etc.; floor plan for house by DRW         poems, "UNRRA-Inspired Verse" by Richard Rolland Brown          (inscribed by author); others 18-3     Account of trip to Europe and North Africa, August -      September, 1945         mimeographed; no author given 18-4     Army Service Forces Manual, Civil Affairs Handbook, KOREA,      Sec. 7: Agriculture, (10/1944) 18-5     FAO publications on food production: 1946 18-6     Writings on UNRRA and its projects, especially the Yellow      River dam 18-7     Miscellaneous         includes:             testimonial dinner programs             performance programs (Alexandria Little Theatre;              Kabuki Drama at the Tokyo Educational Center; and              a violin recital at the International Student              House)             Crane, Jacob. "International Cooperation in Hous-              ing" from Department of State Bulletin             New Republic, v. 115, # 24 (12/16/1946) catalog              for Dallas Museum of Fine Arts exhibit             clippings: politics: Aubrey Williams                      deaths: Hitler; Harry Hopkins                      Live Oak Society, revival (1/21/1945) I. Personal Papers     C. Other     10. Public Health Service (Hospitals) and Housing and Home          Finance Agency (1949-1951)         a. Biographical 18-8 Miscellaneous financial papers 18-9     Miscellaneous personnel materials (DRW and LGW)         personnel actions; travel authorizations; membership          cards; certificate; clipping; list of career options 18-10 Diary: 8/18/1950 - 11/14/1951 (not complete)         tear sheets from desk-top calendar 18-11 AIA material membership application; convention programs; Bulletin          of the American Institute of Architects, v. 4, # 6          (ll/1950); brochure on the Octagon House; AIA,          Washington-Metropolitan Chapter, Of Plans and People:          A Study of the Plan of Washington. (Washington, 1950) 18-12 Texas Society of Architects and Texas Board of      Architectural Examiners material         miscellaneous: includes list of Registered Architects          in state 18-13 DRW: miscellaneous         address books (bound and unbound); notes; photocopies          of items inscribed by Frank Lloyd Wright; drawings;          lost camera report; poem by Howard (Bell?) 18-14 LGW: miscellaneous         Alexandria AAU booklets; Christmas card and guest          lists; etc. 18-15 Davida: miscellaneous         drawings; programs: school, camp, piano; school          newsletter (scattered, 1947-1948, 2 issues only); etc.      See also 57-10 I. Personal Papers C. Other 10. PHS and HFA (1949-1951)     b. Other 18-16 Miscellaneous writings on architecture         includes article about Ford's work at Trinity          University 18-17 Eastern Area Reporter (Red Cross), v. 3, # 7 - v. 4, #12          (July-August, 1949 - December, 1950) [LGW editor] 18-18 Material on Alexandria, Virginia         Little Theatre programs; bicentennial booklet; clipping 18-19 Material on Lafayette, Louisiana         Quota Club Charity Ball program; Little Theatre program 19-1 Texas         article on Conrad Hilton with note by DRW explaining          personal relationship         The Library Chronicle of the University of Texas, v. 4,          # 1 (Fall, 1950) (uses DRW's 1916 Cactus drawing of          library as illustration) 19-2     Miscellaneous material on education and culture         articles on education in South and Latin America; Red          Cross; Library of Congress catalogs 19-3     Miscellaneous writings         includes poem by Howard Bell 19-4     Miscellaneous material on politics         pamphlets or speeches on Marshall Plan and Point 4          Program 19-5     Miscellaneous         includes information on Bureau of Land Management          "Small Tracts" program         "Save Our South" (proposal from American Cotton          Committee, [1948]) I. Personal Papers C. Other 11. Governmental Service 19-6     List of government held jobs         note; response to 1977 records request I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement a. Biographical 19-7     Miscellaneous financial records, 1952 - 1954 19-8     Miscellaneous financial records, 1955 - 1962 19-9     Miscellaneous financial records         1952 Mexican trip including customs declaration 19-10 Vita forms; resumes      See also 57-1 19-11 Trip logs; daily logs; calendars with activities noted      (very scattered)         includes 1953 Mexico trip 19-12 Writings         Texas Architect, 3/1960 (reprint of 1928 Southwest          Review article "An Indigeneous Architecture")         unpublished poems (many written before 1950s)             mounted pictures included         "What is Design?" (many versions) 19-13 Reminiscences (many prepared for Arch Swank, probably in      connection with FAIA nomination) also Ralph Bryan; U. S.      Grant III         includes: early Texas; Mexico; Europe; Dallas private          practice; La Villita; Saint Augustine; All-American          Youth Orchestra; historic preservation 19-14 Vignettes         story suggestions (for tape recording) 19-15 Miscellaneous         accident forms (Dallas, 1952; Dallas, n.d.)         list of questions for physician 19-16 Miscellaneous notes         lists (some of which predate 1952)             addresses; Christmas card list; telephone numbers;              people to whom to send articles on DRW; people in              AIA who would write to support DRW's nomination              to Fellowship 19-17 Clippings and articles, 1952-1961      See also 57-1 20-1     Miscellaneous: personal         cards: membership; business (DRW and others);          certificate 20-2     Tampiqueno Club, 1959-1961         bulletins; annual meeting announcement; membership          cards 20-3     Materials on Allied Art Week, 1959, 1960         report to Lafayette Planning Commission on expansion of          arts in community, n.d. 20-4     Miscellaneous notes, DRW (handwritten) some probably      predate 1952         daily reminders; purchase lists; details about display          work 20-5     Drawings         Bayou House; play programs; Sullivan rose window;          miscellaneous      See also 59-8 and Map Case 18-2 20-6     Obituaries 20-7     Memory book (includes some obituaries); floral tribute      cards 20-8     LGW miscellaneous         material related to Geography courses at LSU, 1953          (includes photographs) clippings; etc.         material on Geography 100 class at SLI which Lyle,          evidently, taught, ca. 1953      See also 57-2 20-9     Davida, miscellaneous         Lafayette Little Theatre; Mardi Gras Balls; high school          programs; wedding clippings 20-10 Davida - artwork, n.d.         2 drawings by Christian Wagner, n.d.      See also 57-10 and Map Case 18-3 I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement a. Biographical     1. Architecture 20-11 AIA: convention material: 1954 (Boston); 1957      (Washington, D.C.); 1958 (Cleveland); 1959 (New Orleans)         includes booklets on architecture in New Orleans 20-12 AIA: convention material: 1960 (San Francisco) 1962      (Dallas)      See also 57-2 21-1     AIA: membership information; membership cards; etc. 21-2     AIA: material on Fellowships         news releases; investiture program for 1960 convention 21-3     AIA: membership lists 1956-1957; 1960 21-4     AIA: miscellaneous publications         brochure; Board's Annual Report, 4/1957; "National          Community Fallout Shelter Design Competition Awards,"          1964; Pettengill, George E., "Books at Your Service,"          Services of the A.I.A., Report No. 1: The Library,          May, 1953 21-5     AIA: miscellaneous         stamps; catalog of Louis Sullivan library (1959)          Gutheim, Frederick. One Hundred Years Of Architecture          In America 1857-1957; Octagon House; congressional          tribute 21-6     AIA: serials         Library Accession List: 3 (3/1/1954); 6 (1/15/1955)          19 (4/5/1959); 21 (9/1/1959); 23 (2/1/1960)         Memo: A Newsletter: 84 (10/5/1953); 89 (1/18/1954);          90 (2/1/1954); 157 (2/11/1957); 158 (2/25/1957);          159 (3/11/1957); 160 (3/25/1957); 171 (9/9/1957);          183 (4/7/1958); 199 (2/2/1959); 201 (3/2/1959);          203 (4/6/1959); 215 (11/23/1959); 223 (4/11/1960);          257 (2/26/1962) 21-7     AIA: Gulf State Region material         programs: 1953 (marginalia by DRW); 1958; list of AIA          chapters in region, n.d. 21-8     AIA: Dallas Chapter, miscellaneous material         Bulletin, 1955-1961 (Very Scattered); memos to          membership (2); dues notice (1) 21-9     AIA: Dallas Chapter, membership directories or roster of      participation 1953, 1957, 1960, 1962 21-10 AIA: Baton Rouge Chapter, Lafayette District: minutes of      meeting, 1960: March, 18 21-11 Texas Society of Architects, 1953-1961         mainly material on conventions; membership cards 21-12 Texas Board of Architectural Examiners, 1953-1962         miscellaneous forms; roster: 1953, 1958, 1959 21-13 University of Texas School of Architecture newsletter,      4/1954 22-1     Architects: materials on Frank Lloyd Wright         clippings; obituaries; articles (especially on          Guggenheim Museum) 22-2     Architects: materials on: Richard Neutra (writing);      O'Neil Ford (clippings); Marshall Shaffer (article);      Antonio Raymond (article); Sam B. Zisman (statement of      professional experience); Roscoe P. DeWitt (clipping,      information submitted with FAIA nomination) 22-3     Architects: Association for Applied Solar Energy         material related to 1957 architectural competition 22-4     Architecture: materials on architectural history and      international architecture         included Heck, Robert W. "Building Traditions in the          Acadian Parishes" 22-5     Architecture: contempory         clippings; speeches; articles 22-6     Architecture: architect-client relationships 22-7     American Planning and Civic Association         materials from conventions: 1953; 1954; 1955; 1957-1959         dues receipts, 1959 22-8     APCA publications         Planning and Civic Comment: June, 1955, September, 1958         American Planning and Civic Annual, 1952 22-9     Planning: miscellaneous         speeches; articles; institute program 22-10 Planning         The Master Plan for New Orleans, Chapter 4, Major          Streets (1951) 22-11 Notes taken 1953 for study of adobe houses on Old Spanish      Trail between Natochitoches, Texas and Sallillo,      Coahuila, Mexico         3" x 5" cards I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement a. Biographical                 2. Family and Friends 22-12 Clippings, obituaries, etc. on friends         obituaries: Mrs. A. B. Denbo; Weeks Hall; Lucile                  Harris; Thomas E. Hibben; Lynn Handrum;                  Maury Maverick; W. L. Moody, Jr.;         articles: Mary Bowman; Helen Creighton; U.S. Grant,                  III; Randolph Leigh; Mario Mamalakis; Paula                  Ritter and James S. Phelps; Patsy Swank;                  Adrian and Mrs. Walser; Morrison B. Williams                  (son of Aubrey) 22-13 Family: miscellaneous - Williams family         funeral service for C.S. Williams, Sr., 1951; clippings          (Sally Bell Tilson, Raworth Williams and polo); David          Raworth Williams, "New Shopping Centers on the          Surburban Fringe," n.d. 22-14 Family: miscellaneous - Givens family         clippings: Anna Hopkins Givens (Boo); Anna Hopkins          Givens - court petition, Nueces County, Texas, 1955          (Givens' were defendants) I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement b. Other                 1. Lafayette and Louisiana 22-15 Planning, Lafayette         clippings: river improvement; zoning ordinance and          chart; street improvement map 22-16 Planning, Louisiana         clippings         "Youngsville - A Sociological Self-Survey of Community          Life," Made by the People of Youngsville with the          Assistance of Sociology Students of Southwestern          Louisiana Institute, Spring, 1953         Dobbs, Harrison A., "Louisiana and the Detention Home          Problem," LA Youth Commission, 1957 22-17 Description and travel, Lafayette and Acadiana         material on Shadows-on-the-Teche         clippings including some on historic buildings         Love, Frances and John, Allons a L'Acadie: Landmarks of          Louisiana's Acadian Bayouland (1957) 22-18 Material on Acadian Bicentennial         clippings; programs 22-19 Description and travel, Louisiana         clippings (mainly) 23-1     Lafayette Museum         clippings; DRW photograph (half-tone) 23-2     Miscellaneous Lafayette organizations         announcements; programs; Mardi Gras invitations; church         L'Heure d'Amitie: Follies of '53 program 23-3     Memorare. ("Immaculate Seminary Graduation Issue,") 5/1954 23-4     Lafayette, miscellaneous         clippings (mainly) 23-5     Lafayette Little Theatre         programs; 1 photograph; clipping      See also 18-19; 25-7 23-6     Louisiana Organizations         Louisiana Folklore Society - miscellaneous publications         Louisiana Academy of Sciences - annual meeting program,          1954 23-7     Mamalakis articles, 1954 - 1960      See also 18-19; 20-3; 59-11; Map Case 18-5 I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement b. Other 2. Texas 23-8     Description and travel         includes programs for 1954 Exposition and Power Show at          University of Texas; 1968 articles 23-9     Material on the Great Southwest Corporation         Ford, Swank and Zisman land planners and architects 23-10 Material on art, mainly in Dallas 23-11 Material on folklore         several items by or about J. Frank Dobie - one item          autographed 23-12 Material on historic preservation         several items by August Watkins Harris on Austin and          Historical Survey Committee (1953) 23-13 State Observer, v. 45, # 26 (10/19/1953) Texas Observer, v. 46, # 52 - v. 47, # 24 (4/11/1955 -      10/5/1955) not complete 23-14 Texas Observer, v. 51, # 12 - v. 54, # 25 (6/27/1959 -      9/21/1962)         Ronnie Dugger, husband of DRW's niece, editor      See also 59-9, 59-10 and Map Case 18-4 I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement b. Other 3. South 23-15 South - description and travel, miscellaneous         mainly Virginia (including autographed article on          Alexandria)         tourist brochures; clippings I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement b. Other     4.Politics 24-1     Democratic Party         Speeches of Adlai Stevenson, 1952; "New Frontiers,"          v. 1, # 1 (9/10/1960) 24-2     Democratic Party         material connected with dismissal of Lawrence Westbrook          as Assistant Chairman of the Democratic National          Committee, 1953             material on testimonial dinner for Frank E.              McKinney, 1953 24-3     Conservative (right wing) publications         includes The Citizens' Council, v. 2, # 9 (6/1957) 24-4     Miscellaneous I. Personal Papers C. Other 12. Retirement b. Other                 5. Miscellaneous 24-5     Pamphlets         "Henry Carr, Portrait Painter," n.d. (card to Lyle from          King-Farlows)         Durham, C. J. S. "Washington's Potowmack Canal Project          at Great Falls," 1957 (inscribed by author)         "A Survey: 50 Years of the Newark Museum," 1959          (inscribed by Jake and Mildred Baker)         "The American Red Cross: A Brief Story," 1951         McCullough, Rex, "Pardon My Left Hand: A Handy Guide          to Big Business," 1953 (inscribed) 24-6     Theatre Programs 24-7     Miscellaneous         includes: National Citizens Commission for the Public          Schools, "How Can We help Get Better Schools?" (1952);          Conservation Report, 1957-1959 (3 items); Harper,          Hazel, "The Ancient Art of Marbling," Washington Star          Pictorial Magazine, 5/18/1952; Williams, Aubrey, "The          South Is Playing with Fire," 1957 24-8     Miscellaneous - foreign         includes money from (occupied) Japan I. Personal Papers C. Other 13. Lyle, 1962- a. Biographical 24-9     Personal: miscellaneous         clippings; certificates, etc. 24-10 Family and friends: miscellaneous         mainly clippings (both Givens and Williams families);          includes material on Bub Merrick, Sarah Gardiner, Dan          Williams (obituary), Raworth Williams (obituary),          Thomas B. Hopkins (obituary), Marie Tibbetts 24-11 Sterling Street house         includes material to Mattie G. Belle concerning          Sterling Grove Historic District 24-12 DRW Award         material on USL David R. Williams Students Award for          Excellence in Design, 1963-         clippings; correspondence; financial statements; lists;          etc.         Lyle's talk at 1983 presentation 24-13 DRW architecture         articles on work, 1962-         material on particular work and on place in regionalism 24-14 DRW architecture, 1984         material on Texas Society of Architects' nomination of          20 influential buildings and subsequent exhibit          (Elbert Willliams' house included) 24-15 DRW         material related to McCarthy book: publicity, reviews,          etc.         several items related to autography party in Lafayette,          10/1984 24-16 LGW writings on local history         "The Industrial Growth of Lafayette," 5/1953         "Spanish Moss Gathering at Pierre Port," 5/1953         "Street, Transportation and Public Utilities," for          Know Your Town Government, 5/1953 (for League of          Wommen Voters)         "Acadian Settlement in Lafayette Parish from 1765 to          1857," (1971) with map         "The Lafayette Town House: A History," 1975 25-1     LGW notes on local history         cards: old houses in Lafayette; notes from books;          development; folk medicine 25-2     LGW notes on local history         includes: name Carencrow; land ownership 25-3     AAUW: Louisiana Division and National publications, 1966      - 1975 25-4     AAUW: Louisiana Division         records, 1971 - 1976 (LGW president 1971-1972) 25-5     AAUW: Lafayette Branch         miscellaneous: clippings (3 items); by-laws, 6/1980 25-6     League of Women Voters         miscellaneous publications, clipping, 1965-1966 25-7     Lafayette Little Theatre, 1966-1975         membership lists; programs; clippings; etc.      See also 18-19; 23-5 25-8     Lafayette Community Theatre, 1984-1985         flyers 25-9     Friends of the U. S. L. Library: records of Board of      Directors, 1982-1984 25-10 Lafayette Centennial Honorary Committee, 1982-1985         miscellaneous records: includes accounts of          Reminiscence Session 1 and 2; minutes of VIP          subcommittee, January, 1984 25-11 Mayor's Downtown Advisory Committee - Downtown Development      Authority, 1983         miscellaneous records: memos, agenda, committee          reports; laws 25-12 Mayor's Downtown Advisory Committee - subcommittees         Organizational Subcommittee: records - agenda, minutes,          memos; February-October, 1983 25-13 Downtown Lafayette Unlimited: records, 1983         legal documents; memoranda; brochure; serial 25-14 Cultural organizations in which LGW involved: clippings         Les Vingt Quatre Club; Lafayette Museum 25-15 Krew of Attakapas materials, 1972-1975 25-16 Mardi Gras materials, 1963, 1978 -         mainly Krewe of Troubadors; Krewe of Oberon 26-1     Miscellaneous material on land owned by LGW (Lafayette,      Texas) I. Personal Papers C. Other 13. Lyle, 1962- b. Other 26-2     Lafayette history: Anders, Quintilla Morgan, "Early      Non-Denominational Private Schools in Vermillonville (Lafayette) Louisiana, 1867-1905," (1968) 26-3     Lafayette History: clippings, etc., 1966 -         includes some Mamalakis articles; "Coat of Arms of          Bishop Jeanmard," 1 page, n.d.; City Hall dedication          program, March 20, 1980      Map Case 18-6 26-4     Lafayette Culture, miscellaneous (5 items)         clippings; programs; invitations; promotional booklet 26-5     Texas: Texas Observer, November, 1965 - July, 1966 (not      complete) 26-6     Texas: miscellaneous         clippings; catalog for retrospective exhibition of          Jerry Bywaters paintings; obituaries of Frank Tolbert;          Byrd, James W."Traveling Ancedotes in Black and White"          (about folktales, some Texan) 26-7     Texas: articles and clippings on O'Neil Ford, 1973 -      1982; architectural sketches, n.d.      See also 59-9; Map Case 18-4 26-8     Miscellaneous: architectural journals (addressed to DRW      after his death) 26-9     Faulkner, William, "Miss Zilphia Gant," typescript,      carbon, 23 pp, (incomplete?); material on New College      Conference on Medieval-Renaissance Studies, 1978 I. Personal Papers C. Other 14. General a. Families 26-10 Raworth Family         legal papers, 1847 - 1875         includes obituary of William H. Reichard 26-11 Raworth Family         legal papers, 1880-1890      See also 57-1 26-12 Raworth Family: Memories of Dorothy E. Caffrey Hunter,      grand-daughter of Mary Barker Raworth and George Raworth,      n.d.         handwritten, carbon, 15 pages 26-13 Williams Family: editorials, stories, etc. written by Dan      Williams, n.d. 26-14 Hawkins, Laura Campbell and Emma Campbell DeVries, Barlow And Allied Families, not published, 1930 26-15 Torian - Givens family: miscellaneous material         includes short essay by LGW on Torian Family in region;          letter (1980) 26-16 Miscellaneous         handwritten poem attributed to Mr. Crawford in honor of          "Aunt Beckie"         notes on house title search I. Personal Papers C. Other 14. General b. Books 26-17 List of contents of DRW collection         1927 list (incomplete) divided by language         3" x 5" cards (prepared c. 1940) 26-18 Title page information; assessed valuation of books given      to Dupré Library (not rare books), 1982; list of rare      books with prices, n.d. (taken from B.P.I.) 27-1     List of books loaned to Highland Park Art Gallery,      February 12, 1928 27-2     Material on 1955 display         clippings; letter; identification cards 27-3     Material on donation of architectural books, 1982         clippings; also clippings on subsequent display 27-4     Miscellaneous on books II. Professional Papers     A. Private Architectural Practice (1923-1932) 27-5     Lists of jobs done, 8/1923 - 1926         some entries indicate payment received for job      List for 1927      List for 1924-1927 (arranged by place)      Fees for Waggoner job (on back of envelope)      Lists of payments, n.d. (on back of check) 27-6     Specifications for Elbert Williams' house and contractor      bid instructions, 1932 27-7     Description of library in Drane house (probably written in      1950s) 27-8     Plans, drawings, and/or sketches         Elbert Williams house: elevations and floor plans 27-9     Same         Stroube House: drawings         Bentley House: drawings; floor plan         Buchanan Lodge: drawings 27-10 Same         Bigger house: drawings         Lynch house: drawings; floor plan         Childress School: drawings         Trout house: elevation; floor plan 27-11 Same         Wells house: drawing         Wardlaw house: floor plan         Gardiner house: floor plan         228 Lynhaven Drive, Alexandria, Virginia 27-12 Same         unidentified 27-13 Same         furniture; details in decoration; etc.             some probably designed for Williams house      See also 57-5; 57-6; Map Case 18-1, 18-2, 19-3 thru 19-6      See 40-1 thru 41-6 for photographs II. Professional Papers     B. Rehabilitation and Resettlement (1933-1937)      See also personal correspondence 27-14 Policy statements, DRW in 1934         DRW, "Thoughts on Housing," 3/1934         DRW, "New Declaration on Independence," 3/1934 27-15 Policy statements and reports, 1934-1936         DRW and Karl Karsten, "Declaration," 1935, 7 pages         "Introduction," typed, 2 pages, n.d.         DRW, "Native American Architecture Can Be Adapted to          the Building of Communities as the People Move Back to          the Land," n.d., handwritten, 8 pages (introduction of          FERA map)         Westbrook, Lawrence, "Objectives and Suggested          Procedure for Rural Rehabilitation," June 27, 1934         Westbrook, Lawrence, "Rural-Industrial Communities for          Stranded Families," n.d.         DRW, "Report on Rural Rehabilitation Program for          American Civic Association," 3/1935, recopied          1/27/1938, typed, 2 pages         outline of program plans, n.d., typed, 3 pages         DRW, Karsten, and Fred Sevier, "History of Rural          Rehabilitation," 7/1936         Burrows, M. D., "Population," typed 27-16 Same:         FERA, Division of Rural Rehabilitation."Organized Rural          Communities - Suggested Procedure for the Forming and          the Setting Up of Organized Rural Communities by State          Emergency Relief Administrations," n.d. 27-17 Same:         "Reports Prepared by Conference of Regional Advisers          and Coordinators," 8/1934 27-18 Same:         DRW and Karl Karsten, "The Rural Rehabilitation Program          of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration,"          Summer, 1935 27-19 Same:         "Estimate of Rural Rehabilitation Program of the          Federal Emergency Relief Administration," Summer, 1935      See also 58-3 and 58-4 27-20 Same:         Memos to State Relief administrations from Hopkins or          Westbrook, 1934-1935 27-21 Internal memos, 1935 (4 items) 27-22 Material on agriculture (4 items)         includes: University of Missouri Agricultural Extension          Bulletin; memorandum to Dr. Bressman, re: southern          agriculture, 1934 27-23 Miscellaneous         includes: speeches by Westbrook; articles (unpub-          lished): "Houses Built of Earth," "Organizing and          Operating Small Local Marketing Groups," "A Construc-          tive Housing Program for a City of 500,000 Population"         bibliographies: handicrafts; co-operatives         list of guests invited to Subsistence Homesteads          Conference, 1935         page 2 of estimated cost summary for unidentified          project 28 v.1 Proceedings of the Dearborn Conference of Agriculture,      Industry and Science, May 7 and 8, 1935 28 v.2 Same, for Second Dearborn Conference, May, 1936 28-1     Sketches for houses on FERA indigeneous architecture map      See also 58-2 28-2     Comparative material on communities         includes: Rural Rehabilitation, v. 1, # 1 (11/15/1934);          list of official projects approved, 5/27/1935      See also 58-11 28-3     Material on communities (with which DRW not directly      involved):         Georgia: Georgia Emergency Relief Administration             reports on: Irwinville Farms; Brier Patch Farms,              Putnam Conty; Wolf Creek Farms, Grady County 28-4     Same:         Arkansas: Mississippi County Colonization Project          # 1, 1 page (typed), 12/23/1934         Michigan: "Westacres," The Architectural Record,          10/1939, pages 253-274         Tennessee: clipping on Norris         Texas: Texas A & M Extension Bulletin on "Rural Work          Centers," 1934; seal of Texas Rural Communities          (designed by DRW?)      See also 58-10 28 v.3 Maryland: United States Department of the Interior,      Division of Subsistence Homesteads, Presenting Summary      And Brief Outlining Objectives, Purposes Expenditures,      Supervision, Methods Of Construction And Accounting      Pertinent To A Model Demonstration Of Subsistence      Homestead Gardening (Beltsville, Maryland) 28-5     Material about colonies with which DRW involved: Woodlake:      "Application to the Texas Rural Communities for a Farm      Community Project of One Hundred Units to be Established      at Woodlake in Trinity County, Texas" 12/28/1933         narrative: estimated expenditures and settlers' costs;          schemes and floor plans for houses         site plans: house schemes and floor plans 29-1     Same: Woodlake: news release; report, 12/25/1934      See also 58-1 29-2     Same: Cherry Lake Florida: miscellaneous records         memos from DRW to Westbrook re: expense of project          11/21/1935; 2/14/1936 29-3     Same: Cherry Lake, Florida: miscellaneous         Cherry Lake Pioneer, 6/19/1935; brochure; clipping;          material on dedication of auditorium; etc. 29-4     Same: Duval County, Florida: Park-Living Housing Project      (1939: Neutra architect; DRW and Karsten Planning      Consultants - developed by Cherry Lake Farms, Inc. under      direction of Lawrence Westbrook Associates)         statements about project 29-5     Same: Red House, West Virginia: daily progress reports:      July 6 - October 25, 1934; Februrary 26 - March 5, 1935;      April 12 - April 23, 1935 29-6     Same: Red House, West Virginia: floor plans and sketches      of houses and administration building         Meanor & Handloser, Architects 29-7     Same: Red House, West Virginia: miscellaneous         includes clippings and report (12/20/1934) 29-8     Same: Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia: reports         Gay B. Shepperson, 12/1934         DRW, n.d.         Georgia Emergency Relief Administration, Pine Mountain          Valley, Harris County, Georgia (1935) (notation that          prepared by DRW) 29-9     Same: Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia: miscellaneous         includes: format for statistical overview, 10/1934 (not          complete); DRW memo to Westbrook, 6/1/1937; budget (ca          7/1/1936); clippings 29-10 Same: Pine Mountain Valley,Georgia: floor plans (houses      and community buildings); site map         copies      See also 58-4 and Map Case 19-1 29-11 Same: Matanuska: reports         chronology of genesis of project (handwritten) 3 pages          (8/1934 - 3/1935)         "The Matanuska Valley Colony with a Description of the          Agricultural Conditions and Resources of Alaska," n.d.          (1936) government publication # 8631 29-12 Same: Matanuska: reports         Harry Hopkins to U. S. Senate, 6/24/1935         S. R. Fuller, Jr. to Harry Hopkins, 8/2/1935         DRW, "Methods and Procedures of Rural Industrial          Community Development as was Planned to be Applied to          the Matanuska Valley Project," 8/23/1935         (earlier draft: to Fuller, 8/19/1935) 29-13 Same: Matanuska: reports         Goodman, A. M. "Report of Present, and Estimate of          Future, Agriculture of the Matanuska Valley of          Alaska," 1935 (2 copies) 29-14 Same: Matanuska: promotional material         DRW, "Matanuska Valley: The Latest Frontier,"(10/1935),          typed, 16 pages         drafts of program for Matanuska broadcast, NBC radio,          3/3/1936, 4 versions         text of radio interview of Colonel Westbrook, 9/1/1936         play about eviction and moving to government rural          community (generic) 29-15 Same: Matanuska: material on replacement families,      October - December, 1936 29-16 Same: Matanuska: miscellaneous         includes: cost summary, n.d.; map      See also 58-6, and 58-9, and Map Case 19-2 29-17 Same: Matanuska: clippings and articles: through June,      1935 29-18 Same: Matanuska: same: July-August, 1935 29-19 Same: Matanuska: same: November, 1935; n.d.         includes articles by Edward Doherty 29-20 Same: Matanuska: same: 1936-1937 30-1     Same: Matanuska: same: 1938-1939         includes: Die Woche, Berlin, June 8, 1938 30-2     Same: Matanuska: same: 1940-         includes account of trip to Matanuska by Lyle Williams,          July, 1980 30-3 Same: Matanuska: Matanuska Valley Pioneer, v. 1, # 1      (8/22/1935) - v. 1, # 10 (10/24/1935) msg: v. 1, # 8 30-4 Same: Matanuska: Matanuska Valley Pioneer, v. 1, # 11      (10/31/1935) - v. 1, # 17 (12/12/1935) 30-5 Same: Matanuska: Matanuska Valley Pioneer, v.1, # 21      (1/9/1936); # 23 (1/23/1936) - # 26 (2/13/1936) 30-6 Same: Matanuska: Matanuska Valley Pioneer, v. 1, # 30      (3/12/1936); # 33 (4/2/1936) - # 35 (4/16/1936); # 50      (7/30/1936) 30-7 Same: Matanuska: Matanuska Valley Pioneer, v. 2, # 1      (10/26/1936); # 3 (11/12/1936) 30-8 Same: Matanuska: miscellaneous         includes: Bingle, B. J. "The First Three Years: An          Historical Presentation on the Church and Colony and          Interesting Sidelights in the Matanuska Valley," n.p.,          1938, inscribed to DRW; public relations material from          Alaska Railroad (with map)      See 45-6 thru 48-4; 58-6 thru 58-8 for photographs of FERA      projects II. Professional Papers C. NYA (1936-1941)      See also personal correspondence 30-9     Miscellaneous material on WPA, 1934-1936         includes: clippings; radio scripts; booklet; memo re:          Westbrook's resignation 30-10 NYA: 1935         "Proceedings of Regional Conference, National Youth          Administration, Region V, Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City,          Utah, December 7, 1935" 30-11 NYA: 1936         miscellaneous records             includes: travel notes; job description (hand-              written); material on O'Neil Ford's employment;              internal memos (many of DRW's handwritten              drafts), especially October and November; list of              architecture exhibits at [Texas Centennial]; Karl              Karsten and Arthur Williams, "American Youth              Hostel Association and the NYA" 30-12 NYA: 1936         material on Construction and Conservation program             (drafts written by DRW) Circular # 9 30-13 NYA: 1936         clippings 30-14 NYA: 1937         memos or drafts of correspondence, handwritten 30-15 NYA: 1937         DRW drafted policy statements             "Two Basic and Fundamental Problems"             "The Community Work and Guidance Center" 30-16 NYA: 1937         material on Construction and Conservation Program             includes: "The Role of the NYA in Soil              Conservation," July 30-17 NYA: 1937         work at state level             several trip accounts; information on projects in              Ohio, Michigan, etc. 30-18 NYA: 1937         reports of projects at state level, March-June         material for meeting of state directors, September 30-19 NYA: 1937         miscellaneous: includes resume of J. Palmer Boggs 30-20 NYA: 1937         "Report of the National Conference on the Problems of          the Negro and Negro Youth," January (lots of NYA          participants) 31-1 NYA: 1937         miscellaneous publications             flood control resolution; social problems of              migrants; labor migration between states; Melvin,              Bruce L. "Rural Youth on Relief," Research              Monograph XI, Works Progress Administration,              Division of Social Research 31-2 NYA: 1938         publications             "Manual of Procedure for Certification to NYA of              Louisiana," February             "Report on the NYA," (excerpted from WPA annual              report)             The Ebb-Tide, v. 1 (October, 13) 31-3 NYA: 1938         miscellaneous             clipping; report on state project (West Virginia);              report on conference to discuss resident              projects; agenda for meeting on national defense              training; etc. 31-4 NYA: 1938         WPA miscellaneous             clippings; budget resolution 31-5 NYA: 1938         "Aids to Teachers of Literary, Naturalization and          Elementary Subjects for Adults," WPA Technical Series          Education Circular No. 5, January 31-6 NYA: 1938         Melvin, Bruce L. and Elna N. Smith, "Rural Youth: Their          Situation and Prospects," Research Monograph XV, WPA,          Division of Social Research 31-7 NYA: 1939         memoranda; reports; etc.: internal             includes fair amount of statistical information 31-8 NYA: 1939         Karl Jensen's report on Division of Work Projects 31-9 NYA: 1939         "The Program of the National Youth Administration"          prepared by DRW and Karl Jensen, rev. October 10 31-10 NYA: 1939         clippings and press releases 31-11 NYA: 1939         DRW writings:             "NYA Student Aid Research Projects," reprint from              The Educational Record, January             draft statement on vocational education, April 10             "Seaplane Bases Building," reprint from National              Aeronautics, May             "NYA Aids Aviation," reprint from National              Aeronautics, September      See also 58-15 31-12 NYA: 1939         calendar (desk appointment sheets with some notations          on activities): April - October 31-13 NYA: 1939         Southern Accent on Youth (NYA in Florida), April 31-14 NYA: 1939         The Quoddy Egale, v. 4, no. 10 (June 24) 31-15 NYA: 1939         miscellaneous             includes list of state youth administrators 32-1 NYA: 1939         material on La Villita             sketch by Maury Maverick; clipping; description 32-2 NYA: 1939         material on La Villita             "The Villita Ordinance" (English and Spanish editions) 32-3 NYA: 1940         speeches by NYA officials or given at NYA functions             DRW, address to National Aeronautics Association              Convention, January 11             Williams, Aubrey, "Work, Wages, and Education"              February 14             Williams, Aubrey, speech at NYA Conference,             June 15             Haien, John, speech at NYA Conference, June 15 32-4 NYA: 1940-1941         internal memoranda; policy statements; etc.             includes: material on Exposition of the Americas;              list of NYA exhitits available to states; agree-              ment about division of function between NYA and              Office of Education; staff directory, 11/1941 32-5 NYA: 1940-1941         clippings; press releases 32-6 NYA: 1940         NYA Architecture: Design and Standards, August, 2          copies; miscellaneous pages      See 2-12 for correspondence about this report 32-7 NYA: 1940         state publications             "Tung Oil Production in Mississippi: An Industrial              Study," May             "Youth - Democracy - NYA and the Program              Objectives for Ohio," June                 with cover letter 32-8 NYA: 1940         material on La Villita 32-9 NYA: n.d.         reports             Jensen, Karl E. "The National Youth Administration              - Outline of the Works Program" 32-10 NYA: n.d.         report on industrial arts             working draft, no attributed author 32-11 NYA: n.d.         miscellaneous statements about various NYA projects 32-12 NYA: n.d.         projects             Berman, Lionel, "Letters to the President - A Film              Treatment"             NYA of Louisiana, "Wood Working: Instruction Units              for Hand Tools - Their Use and Care" 32-13 NYA: n.d.         projects             Youth Centers: narrative descriptions (various              locations); drawing (Maryland); floor plan for              unidentified structures in unspecified location;              etc.      See also 58-13; 58-14; Map Case 20-1 thru 20-4 33-1 NYA: n.d.         miscellaneous management material             outline of divisions: Research-Planning and              Operations; Work Projects             internal memos             material on Byrnes Bill including testimony of              Col. Harrington             etc. 33-2 NYA: n.d.         clippings (includes Ernie Pyle on Quoddy Village) 33-3 NYA: n.d.         miscellaneous handwritten notes (DRW)             includes: schedule for southern trip; notes about              observations of NYA projects 33-4 NYA: scrapbook, 1933-1938 (focused on DRW)         mainly excerpts from letters; some clippings 33-5 NYA: same, 1939-1940 33-6 WPA: publications         Hudson, Arthur Palmer. "Folk Tunes from Mississippi,"          (WPA, Federal Theatre Project), July, 1937 33-7 WPA: publications         "Tales of Old Cincinnati," (1940)         "Spanish-American Singing Games of New Mexico," (rev.,          1940)      See also 58-12      See 48-5 thru 48-11 for photographs of NYA projects,      including Le Villita II. Professional Papers D. Defense Housing (1941-1942)      See also personal correspondence 33-8 Defense Housing         "Summary of Standards for Defense Housing," 1/1941         "Standards for the Design of Management and Maintenance          Facilities, Indoor Community Spaces, and Outdoor          Recreation areas in Defense Housing Projects," 11/1941          (reprint) 33-9 Defense Housing: Federal Works Agency, Central Procurement      and Planning Section         "Housing Program Specifications for _______" 12/31/1941             for furnaces, space heaters, water heaters 33-10 Defense Housing: Federal Works Agency, Central Procurement      and Planning Section         "Housing Program Specifications for _______" 12/31/1941             for ranges, refrigerators, bathtubs, lavoratories              and other bathroom fixtures 33-11 Defense Housing: Central Housing Committee on Research      Design and Construction         Technical Bulletin, no. 1 (8/1941) 33-12 Defense Housing: Sub-Committee on Prefabrication of      Central Housing Committee on Research, Design and      Construction         "Manufacturers of Prefabricated Houses and Systems of          Prefabrication," 2/3/1942 33-13 Defense Housing: Subcommittee on Fire Resistance      Classifications of Central Housing Committee on Research,      Design, and Construction         "Fire Resistance Classifications of Building          Constructions," 2/1941 33-14 Defense Housing: National Housing Agency, Federal Public      Housing Authority         "Standard Plans Digest," 12/1942 (rev.) 33-15 Defense Housing: Federal Public Housing Authority.      Technical Division         "Critical Material Breakdowns for Standard Housing          Types," 12/1942 33-16 Defense Housing: miscellaneous material from Sub-      Committee on Prefabrication         minutes from meetings; secretary's recommendations;          lists of companies involved 34-1 Defense Housing: miscellaneous USHA material         Mayer, Albert, "Memo on Architectural Design"; results          of meeting between USHA administrator and Advisory          Architectural Committee (6/3/1941); notes on design          manual; recommendations to improve USHA standards      See also 59-6 34-2 Defense Housing: general and internal memos, 1941-1943         (most involved DRW's work in Technical Division) 34-3 Defense Housing: miscellaneous         "Details for Modular Layout of Field Fabrication by Jig          Assembly," FPHA         "Defense Housing Critical List," 9/19/1941         Wiener, Minnie and Myron C. Baum, "'Lanham Act' as          Amended," FWA, 1/1942         "Questions Relating to Standards," 1/8/1942         DRW, "FPHA Housing: Post-War Use Possibilities,"          11/7/1942, 1 p.         "World War II Housing Experience," n.d.         notes and sketches 34-4 Defense Housing: projects - comparative information         costs statistics per square foot (preliminary estimates          for 3 projects) 11/1/1941; floor area comparisons,          n.d.; Defense Housing Construction Bulletin, # 58          (1/16/1942) and # 65 (3/6/1942) 34-5 Defense Housing: contracts (blank, n.d.)         Indenture of Lease between FPHA and _______ Mutual          Housing Corporation         Resolution Establishing Policies and Standards to          Govern the Administration, Management and Operation          of the __________ Mutual Ownership Housing Corporation 34-6 Defense Housing         DRW, "Specification for Construction The Four Unit          Minimax House" (draft)         DRW, "Specification for Construction The Four Unit          Multimax House" (refinement of minimax draft)      See also 59-1 and 59-2 34-7 Defense Housing: Multimax material         DRW floor plans (multimas type units): 5/15/1940;          11/10/1941; 12/3/1941         sheet for Minimal House design (same sheet: # 9, # 14)         "Information Relating to Priorities for a Minimum          House," n.d.         miscellaneous drawings      See also Map Case 21-1 thru 21-3 34-8 Defense Housing: miscellaneous         mutual ownership material including paper by Marvin M.          Miniard; articles; rules and regulations of National          Mutual Housing Association; several drawings, blue          prints, and notes      See also Map Case 22-1 34-9 Defense Housing: Avion Village         Avion Village Sentinel, 4/26/1941 - 5/27/1941, #1 - #10         miscellaneous      See also Map Case 21-5 34-10 Defense Housing: Beaumont Project         drawings (2 sets) - Multimax 34-11 Defense Housing: Beaumont Project - miscellaneous         daily progress reports: 3/17/1941 - 5/2/1941          (incomplete); notes      See also 59-4; Map Case 21-4 34-12 Defense Housing: South Bend Project         Specifications for Construction, 8/1941 (2 copies) 34-13 Defense Housing: South Bend Project - miscellaneous      See also 59-3; Map Case 22-2 34-14 Defense Housing: MODH Project - Amity Village, Compton      California         blue prints of details - Richard J. Neutra, architect 34-15 Defense Housing         Raymond, Antonio, "Report on Experimental Housing          Project, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 10/20/1941      See 48-12 thru 49-4 for photographs, especially of Avion      Village and Beaumont Project II. Professional Papers E. Latin America (1943-1944: Office of the Co-Ordinator of      Inter-American Affairs; 1947-1948: Instituto Techico de      Immigracion Y Colonizacion)      See also personal correspondence 35-1 Nicaragua: Report:         "Gold Mines (of) Nicaragua C.A." 7/1943 (2 drafts)             folded map removed from draft 1 and placed in Map              Case 23-1 35-2 Nicaragua: memos: 1942-1943         mainly reports on DRW travels, observations, and          recommendations             includes "Reconnaissance: Coco River - Cabezas              Road," 5/18-23/1943, traced from field notes      See Map Case 23-1 35-3 Panama         DRW "Recommendaciones Que Se Hacken Al Gobierno de la          Republica de Panama," 5/1944         Outline for talk to Sociedad Panemena de Ingenieros Y          Arquitectos on "La Vivienda Popular y el Urbanismo"      See Map Case 23-2 35-4 Venezuela, 1947-1948         general project statements, accounts, etc.             includes: "ITIC Programa para la construcion de              Vivienlas Rurales," 7/1948 35-5 Venezuela, 1947-1948         material on particular projects:             El Cafe (sketches; narratives)             Carabobo (financial)             Guanare (financial)             Puerto Humbold (financial; sketch)             Fiacca (financial, narrative)             Turiamo (financial, narrative, map) 35-6 Venezuela, 1947-1948: miscellaneous         includes: notes, floor plans      See Map Case 23-3 35-7 Report of the International Meeting of Experts on Tropical      Housing, Caracas, 12/1947      See also 43-11 thru 43-13 for photographs II. Professional Papers     F. UNRRA (1945-1947), Public Health Service (1949-1950),         and Housing and Home Finance Agency (1950-1951)      See also personal correspondence 35-8 UNRRA         miscellaneous             DRW statement on fisheries before US appropriation              hearings; staff directories 35-9 UNRRA         cables (mainly about Yellow River Project; also other          projects) 35-10 UNRRA         internal memos (5 items) 35-11 Pamphlets issued by PHS or journal articles reprinted by      Division of Hospital Facilities 35-12 Federal Security Agency, USPHS, Division of Hospital      Facilities         manuals, studies, etc. (mimeographed) 35-13 Same: Office of Technical Services and Technical Guide      Material (mimeographed) 35-14 Material related to PL 725 (Hospital Construction Act)      1947-1948 36-1 USPHS, Division of Hospital Facilities         miscellaneous             mimeographed; some statistical material 36-2 USPHS         material on institutes and conferences             programs; lists of attendees; DRW's notes from              unidentified meeting 36-3 USPHS         publications on hospitals             reprints of articles: 1943 - 1948                 New York State Joint Hospital Survey and                  Planning Commission, Handbook - Hospital                  Construction, July, 1948             supplier's catalog: Winter Issue, 1950 36-4 Housing and Home Finance Agency: internal memoranda 36-5 Same: projects         reviews and descriptions      See Map Case 23-6 36-6 Same: material on project in Liberia      See Map Case 23-5 36-7 Same: material on project at Tuskegee, Alabama 36-8 Same: material on projects in Caribbean area and Tropics         includes: memo by DRW on work in Venezuela; DRW notes;          drawings and floor plans by Shire Construction Company 36-9 Same: miscellaneous material on projects on Guam 36-10 Same: miscellaneous         DRW notes             (including information on prefabrication)         ideas for "Standard for Federal Personnel Housing"         note about city planning and building in Israel         activity diary, 10/29/1950-11/4/1950 36-11 Same: publications         includes information on Housing Act of 1949 36-12 Miscellaneous publications on architecture and planning         includes Westbrook, Lawrence (as told to George Creel)          "No Down Payment," (on mutual ownership housing),          Colliers 2/8/1946 III. Miscellaneous A. Michael Wade Material 36-13 Correspondence soliciting information on DRW: 8/1977 -      12/1978         includes letter from R. Buckminster Fuller 36-14 Photocopied material         from Texas Collection, Baylor University (DRW, Thoughts          on Housing; Native Rural Architecture of the United          States); National Archives (FERA Records); unknown          (NYA) 36-15 Notes on interview with John Givens and Lyle G. Williams      concerning Matanuska, conducted by Michael Wade,      10/8/19(78?) 36-16 Prospectus for dissertation III. Miscellaneous B. Art Work 36-17 Artwork         includes: sketches (people and scenes); lithographs;          photograph of Carmel by John J. Hader; woodcuts by          Clairise Black      See also 59-13 and Map Case 18-3 III. Miscellaneous C. Other 37-1 Photocopies of miscellaneous items in DRW Papers         all duplicates: many for display of 11/1959 IV. Photographs A. DRW and Family 37-2 DRW - individual: 1906 - c.1924 37-3 DRW - individual: 1925 - 1950 (dated)      See also 57-4 37-4 DRW - individual: 1925 - 1949 (undated) 37-5 DRW - individual: 1950 - 1962 (dated and undated) 37-6 Group: with Lyle and/or Davida         includes: (Toni and Justin Castillo); (A. D. Walser &          family); (Fred A. Fischer); (Bill Kittrell & wife)      See also 50-1 37-7 Group: with family (some negatives)         Dan                         Raworth         Jeannie Williams Dugger         Mickey         Anne H. Givens'sons-in-law     Ronnie Dugger         unidentified people in Childress Dan, Raworth, Rebecca         Dan, Raworth, Ed              Katie (Givens) 37-8 Group: to 1933         includes: shots of Williams house in Childress with          some unidentified people         Al Powers            Ed Price         at Tampico        with Hob Ford and unidentified         studio group 37-9 Group: 1933 - 1950 (identified and unidentified)         Frank Bliss             Marie Tibbetts         Jess Killam            Henry Shotwell         A. J. Sarre      See also Map Case 20-4 37-10 Group: retirement - 1962 (identified and unidentified) 37-11 TSA activities: costume balls; banquets; groups (O'Neil      Ford in one); individuals 38-1 Lyle: individual, 1933 -      See Collection 8 for earlier photographs of Lyle 38-2 Lyle: group; family (identified and unidentified)         Mary Church Parker                Jordon & Ruth Lowler         Agnes Givens                    Julia Hubbell         John & Mathilde Hader            Louise Givens Clegg         Harry Shaw, Mario Mamalakis,        Red Cross          Mary Broussard                Charlie Pritchard 38-3 Davida: individual, 1939 - 1960 38-4 Davida and Lyle: 1939 - 1940s 38-5 Davida or Davida and Lyle with Givens family or Williams      family         Anna Hopkins Givens        Louise Givens Clegg         Louise Blue Givens        Tilson Ranch         Bub Merrick            Ophelia and Percy Merrick         Warren Tilson 38-6 Davida or Davida & Lyle and others (identified and      unidentified)         Mathilda Hader                Doris Rall         Elizabeth Harding            Daniel Harding         Mary Lou Chambers            Enriquez Garcia 38-7 Texas ranch: Davida: Sumner Williams, Jr.'s children and      others 38-8 Mardi Gras (probably Town House ball in which Davida is a      princess) 38-9 Family animals      See 11-20, 11-22, 11-23 for other family photographs 38-10 Family: Dan Williams and family         (Dan, World War I?)         Jean; Jeannie; Dave 38-11 Ophelia Williams and family         Bub Merrick (and carvings)         Maurine Merrick Shoemaker         David Shoemaker & Glenda Shoemaker 38-12 Raworth Williams 38-13 Ed, Sallie, and Sumner (and offspring)         Tilsons 38-14 Williams Family - general         Childress house                 unidentified         negatives of composite pictures 38-15 Williams Family - ancestors and others         Mary Williams                     Norma Williams         Catherine B. Barlow             Mickey Williams         negatives of family - may include some with Dave 39-1 Givens Family:         Martha Lee Williams Parrott Ackal     Carolyn Givens         Agnes Givens, Ed Givens             Louise Blue Givens         Agnes Givens Gercke Gardiner         John, Inez, Johnnie Givens 39-2 Raworth Family: tintypes 39-3 Raworth Family (identified) 39-4 Raworth Family (unidentified individuals) 39-5 Raworth Family (unidentified groups) IV. Photographs B. Friends 39-6 Friends: A - B         Angel, Jimmy                Boggs, James Parker         Asch, Nathan                Bowman, Mary         Bell, Howard M.; Howard        Briggs, "Sandy"          and Frankie                Broussard, Mrs. Otto         Blackwell, Miss            Brown, Richard Roland 39-7 Friends: C - F         Capt, J. C. Capt        Dillon, Zamilda and Charles         Clift, Bill            Dodson, Ann and George         Cloninger, Marjorie        Durham, Nancy         Corcoran, Bill            Earle, Elden and family         Dabney, Crystal        Ellington children             Dabney, Lewis            Farlow-King, Denys         Davidson, Jimmie        Foley, Hannah         de Castro, Carman        Foley, Joe         de Castro, Hazel        Ford, O'Neil 39-8 Friends: G - H         Garcia, Enrique            Hearn, Michael Clark         Hader, John and Mathilda        Hillyer, Bob         Hall, Ralph                 Houston, William         Harrington, F. G.            Houpt, Myrtle and Don      See 57-4 for Jim Harrison 39-9 Friends: K - M         Jensen, Karl                 Marcus, Stanley, children         Kittrell, Bill [in group]    Mayer, Joy Elena         Lassiter, Orrin            Mays, Don Antonio         McGill, Margaret             Middlemas, Robert         McKelvey, Thelma 39-10 Friends: N - P         Neutra family [Richard,     Parker, Mary Church         Dione, Raymond, Frank]        Pentz, Lundy Hurd         Nolan, Paul family            Peter, Hannah         Obey, Edmay                Peterson, Pete         Olias, Marie Vitches de        Powers, Al 39-11 Friends: R         Rall, Udo, Waldo and        Roosevelt, Franklin and          Wilfred                  Eleanor [at Pine         Rand, Sally                 Mountain Valley, GA]         Rojas, Sr.                Ross, Camellia and sons 39-12 Friends: S - V         Shiller, Mary Hillyar     Suarez, Lillian         Sloan, Blanding        Tibbetts, Marie         Stanley, Tom             Vanderschmidt, Margaret McKee         Stewart, Grace and         Venable, Grady          Fletcher             39-13 Friends: W         Walser Children            Wilkerson, Jerrie         Welborn, Samuel Gatewood        Williams, Aubrey         Westbrook, Lawrence            Wortley, Bob W. 39-14 Groups         Dichmann, Mary; Lottie Montegot Ziegler; Margo Shaw;          Zerilda Ross Dillon and Crystal Ross Dabney         Ellingson, Mary and Julia McCrary         Drasponaches, Charlie and Marujade Olias         identified with Hannah Foley         Olias, Marie and C. Valiente         Roosevelt, Franklin and Eleanor and Dianna Hopkins         Stevens, Harrison and John Williams Rogers         Sheffield, Marjorie and J.C. Capt         miscellaneous AIA photographs (from conventions)         Tampico groups including: Tom Stanley; Ed Price;          Al Powers; Wortley; Harry Leonard         PMV: Milton Colvin, "Tap" Bennett, and Gene Carr 39-15 Mardi Gras Parades (Lafayette): McCulloughs 39-16 First name only         Daniel, Don                Helene         Eduardo, Don                Oly and Justi         "Fern"                    "Vera"         Hannah 39-17 Workers: no last name 39-18 Unknown individuals         male; female                 some Tampico 39-19 Unknown groups IV. Photographs C. Subject 1. Texas [includes DRW architecture and indigenous] 39-20 Texas (early days)         negatives: University of Texas buildings and scenes          (including football); Austin environs; unidentified          individuals (on original container, "Wat, Sister, et          al") 39-21 Texas: miscellaneous         Dallas Little Theatre set (probably "Roam Though I          May"); Austin: Newman Club; "Studio" - interior 39-22 Texas: scenes 40-1 Greenway Park fence and entrances      See also 57-9 40-2 DRW houses         Biggers (1931)            Martin in Corsicana         Brown in Longview, n.d.    Maxson House (1924)         Browning                Pierce in Dallas         Bywaters in Dallas        Waggener in Dallas         Edwards in Denton         Wichita Falls houses: prints,         Herrick portico         negatives         Kahn, Stephen             House on Beverly Drive      See also 7-9; 57-8 40-3 DRW structures         Chapel-in-the-Woods, Denton         Episcopal Church, Denton         School, Childress (1933) 40-4 Drane House (1926): exterior 40-5 Drane House (1925-1927): courtyard and interior         includes: A. B. Drane in dining room, 1970 40-6 Drane House (1926): negatives 40-7 Stroube House (1927): exterior: DRW notes on house 40-8 Stroube House (1927): interior         (includes Peter Mansbendle's newel post) 40-9 Stroube House (1927): negatives 40-10 McKie House (Corsicana) (1929 or 1927-1928) 40-11 Warner Clark House (1927-1928 or 1930): exterior         DRW comments on house 40-12 Warner Clark House (same) : interior 40-13 Warner Clark House (same) : negatives 41-1 Elbert Williams House (1932): exterior 41-2 Elbert Williams House (1932): interior and chairs 41-3 Elbert Williams House (1932): negatives: exterior 41-4 Elbert Williams House (1932): negatives: interior 41-5 Combinations         prints mounted by Messina Studios (Drane; Stroube)         photocopy of contact strips 41-6 Unknown: prints and negatives         includes cabins in Colorado      See also 57-8 and 57-9 Indigeneous Architecture (many taken by NYA-Texas or during 1953 trip) 41-7 Castroville 41-8 Same 41-9 Same 41-10 Fredericksburg 41-11 Same: Knopp House restoration 41-12 Same: Pioneer Museum 41-13 New Braunfels 42-1 Goliad and Gonzales 42-2 Quihi 42-3 San Antonio 42-4 Bandera 42-5 Comfort; Austin; Boerna; Corpus Christi 42-6 Near Cherry Spring; Helena; Navasota; Polycarpo's Church;      Round Rock; Houston (including Bayou Bend, Ima Hogg's      house); Jefferson 42-7 Rio Medina; Salado; Samposas; San Angelo; Saspanico;      Sequin and Gonzales; between Medina and Bandera; near      Floresville; Camp Verde; Grapetown 42-8 Indigeneous architecture: unidentified (probably Texas) 42-9 Louisiana: indigeneous architecture         Cane River; Natchitoches; Herzog 42-10 Same: Amite; Baton Rouge; Clinton; Crowley; Melrose;      Oaklawn Plantation; Prudhomme Plantation; Shadows-on-the-      Teche; St. Landry Parish (Chretien Point, Thistlethwaite      House); St. Martinville (Evangeline Park Plantation) 42-11 Same: unidentified 42-12 Indigeneous architecture: miscellaneous         Mississippi; named buildings but no location; negatives 42-13 O'Neil Ford work         several projects including Murchison House Hob Ford IV. Photographs C. Subject     2. Latin America [includes Tampico and Mexico; Nicaragua;          Honduras; Colombia; and Venezuela] 42-14 Tampico: city, waterfront 42-15 Tampico: oil activities in area: fields; camps; pipe      running; etc. 42-16 Mexico: natives 43-1 Mexico: scenery 43-2 Mexico: cities and villages; buildings (mainly churches)         not Mexico City or Tampico 43-3 Mexico: after battle (Mexican Revolution) - Panuco 43-4 Mexico: monuments; graves of prominent people 43-5 Tampico: DRW buildings 43-6 Mexico City 43-7 Chapultepec Park, Mexico City 43-8 Yochomilco, Mexico City 43-9 Mexico and Tampico: miscellaneous; negatives 43-10 Caribbean Cruise: 1938         35 mm contact strips and prints: includes shots of DRW          and LGW 43-11 Nicaragua, Honduras: 1943-1944 43-12 Central America: 1943-1944         mounted contact strip-size photographs; clippings in          back; includes family 43-13 Venezuela: 1947-1948      See also 11-22; 11-23; 12-4 43-14 Venezuela: 1947-1948 44-1 Mexico (1944, 1953); Chile: unidentified 44-2 Latin America: unidentified: contact strips; negatives IV. Photographs C. Subject 3. Europe 44-3 Unidentified: 1922-1923 44-4 Unidentified: group 9 - 12: seems to be England, France,      Netherlands: shows some war damage 44-5 Post cards: French cathedrals and churches 44-6 Post cards: France: Paris 44-7 Post cards: France: Chateau de Bloise, Chateau de      Chambord, Chateau de Chateaudun 44-8 Post cards: France: Chateaus D'Azay-le-Bideau,      Langleais, Chaumont sur Loire, Cheverny, Chenonceaux,      Ambroise 44-9 Post cards: France: Cartres; Meaux (cathedral); Tours;      Rouen (cathedral sculpture); Orleans (cathedral); Reims      (cathedral); Vendome 44-10 Unidentified: group 28; recognize: France; shipboard;      Switzerland-Austria 44-11 Italy: group 3, 14 and recognized 45-1 Italy: same 45-2 Italy: group 13 45-3 Post cards: booklet on Florence; Barcelona; Milan 45-4 Negatives: Europe; some of Mexico 45-5 Same IV. Photographs C. Subject 4. FERA 45-6 FERA projects: agriculture, general, scenic 45-7 FERA projects: lumbering 45-8 FERA projects: construction and housing 45-9 Woodlake Community: prints and negative         construction; houses 45-10 Red House, West Virginia: September-October, 1934, n.d.         prints; half-tones 45-11 Pine Mountain Valley: 1935 45-12 Pine Mountain Valley: agriculture (official photographs) 45-13 Pine Mountain Valley: homes, buildings, events (official      photographs) [46-1 thru 48-4 are ARRC photos] 46-1 Matanuska: chronology of migration: April 23-May 7, 1935 46-2 Matanuska: chronology of migration: May 10-May 28, 1935 46-3 Matanuska: chronicle: June - September, 1935 46-4 Matanuska: "Colonists' Life": June - August, 1935 46-5 Matanuska: same: September - October, 1935 46-6 Matanuska: personnel 46-7 Matanuska: construction: May, 1935 46-8 Matanuska: construction: June, 1935 46-9 Matanuska: construction: July, 1935 47-1 Matanuska: construction: August - September, 1935 47-2 Matanuska: construction: October, 1935; n.d. 47-3 Matanuska: log cabins 47-4 Matanuska: frame houses: # 1 - 99 47-5 Matanuska: frame houses: (cottages) # 100 - 47-6 Matanuska: agriculture 47-7 Matanuska: agriculture 47-8 Matanuska: livestock 47-9 Matanuska: equipment 47-10 Matanuska: well operations 47-11 Matanuska: logging and saw mills 48-1 Matanuska: media (covering colony) 48-2 Matanuska: climate 48-3 Matanuska: views (general) 48-4 Matanuska: views (general)      See also 58-6 thru 58-8 IV. Photographs C. Subject     5. National Youth Administration-NYA (and WPA) 48-5 WPA exhibits: New York City, 5/1936; Philadelphia, 6/1936 48-6 Model of building sponsored by NYA (project # 2191) Panel jigs from prefabrication shops 48-7 NYA buildings: Arizona; Arkansas; California;      Connecticut; Florida; Georgia; Indiana; Kansas; (Kansas      or Nebraska); Maine; Maryland; Michigan; Montana 48-8 NYA (or WPA) buildings: Nebraska; New Jersey; New Mexico;      North Carolina; Ohio; Oklahoma; Pennsylvania; Tennessee;      Texas; West Virginia; Wyoming 48-9 NYA (or WPA) buildings: unidentified locations 48-10 La Villita (NYA of Texas photos) 48-11 La Villita: items made in workshops (NYA of Texas photos) IV. Photographs C. Subject 6. Defense Housing and UNRRA 48-12 Avion Village (September, 1941) 48-13 Beaumont - Multimax: exterior (February-March, 1942)         photographs by Artcraft Studio, Beaumont 49-1 Beaumont - Multimax: exterior (February-March, 1942)         photographs by Bob Bailey; Paralta Studios             includes note to Arch Swank                 aerial view 49-2 Beaumont - Multimax: exterior (Spring, 1942)         photographs by DRW             with text about system of construction                 (illustrated by photographs) 49-3 Beaumont - Multimax: interior (living room; bedroom;      kitchen; bathroom)         photos by Bob Bailey or Paralta Studios             3 negatives 49-4 Aspen Way Houses: exterior See also 11-9 49-5 UNRRA: fishing boats for China; Yellow River work IV. Photographs C. Subject 7. Places 49-6 Lafayette: Givens (Williams) House, 324 N. Sterling         (exterior and interior) 49-7 Lafayette: houses: mainly on Sterling Street 49-8 Lafayette: USL including 1957 Commencement 49-9 Louisiana: miscellaneous         Shadows-on-the-Teche; St. Martinville; 1927 flood          damage; landscape; Breaux Bridge restaurant; oil well;          negatives 49-10 Crowley: Gardiner House:         interior: with family members and notes by DRW on          architecture;         exterior: some like above; some showing flood of 1940      See also 11-7 49-11 Ocean Springs, Mississippi: Sullivan related structures:      Episcopal Church; houses 49-12 Virginia: Natural Bridge; Cavern of Lunay (ca. 1880s) 49-13 Identified places:         Africa (photos by Karl Jensen); Morocco         Alaska; China (Peking - post card); Georgia: Atlanta;          New Mexico; New York City; South Carolina: Charleston;          Sweden: Stockholm; Tennessee: Chattanooga; Virginia:          Shenendoah River, Williamsburg; Habusham 49-14 Unidentified places 49-15 Negatives: unidentified places [probably Louisiana, East      Coast and Mid-West (buildings)] IV. Photographs C. Subject 8. Miscellaneous 49-16 DRW display on architectural and professional work (1959) 49-17 Miscellaneous IV. Photographs D. 35 mm Contact Prints and Negatives [at least some in sleeve pertain to given subject] 50-1 Family and friends      See also 37-6 50-2 Places: (mainly Lafayette)         Lafayette: parades; plays; Williams-Givens House         Louisiana: including Gardiner House in Crowley         Other: including Lincoln Memorial; 120 mm negatives of          Alaska 50-3 Indigeneous architecture (almost all Texas - probably from      1953 trip) 50-4 Latin America 50-5 Miscellaneous: DRW houses                  DRW Exhibit Remainder in Box 50 are unidentified and are not in folders V. Magnetic Tapes Box 51 Tape 1 Side a: History of the Family and Pioneer Country - Childress Aunt Sally; Ophelia; Cousin Dorothy; Dave Williams Side b: Dave Williams and Cousin Dorothy - history of the families: Raworth; Holmes; Barker; Williams; Barlow - USA; England; Ireland; Wales; Scotland - Democratic Convention of 1956; Truman and Kefaufer Tape 2 Side a: Family history and stories with Dave Williams and Cousin Dorothy Side b: Same Tape 3 Side a: Reminiscences: Tampico; J. Frank Dobie on Sam Houston; University of Texas; 1910- 1920 Side b: Country-western and cajun music Tape 4 Side a: Predictions for 1955; news; New Year's Eve (20th wed- ding anniversary party); reminiscences ("I'm an Old Cowpoke") - country music - Williams in Latin America - kaleidoscope of 1955 Side b: Dreams of 1920s - The Mombo Age - country and western music - World War II synopsis - Atomic Bomb Tape 5 Side a: New Year's Day, 1956: news; predictions - atomic energy - miscellaneous - country music Side b: Paul Harvey broadcast about Marksville, Louisiana - DRW sings Tape 6 Side a: Wayward wind (1956) - quotations from "Castroville" in "Towards a Southwest Architecture" - music from Rock Island Line - mountain climbers - Hawaii - Texas songs - FDR's Oath of Office and New Deal speeches (quotations) - DRW and Cousin Dorothy talk about families: Holmes, Barker, Raworth, Williams, Barlow Side b: Dave and Dan - Gary Dugger (Jeanie's little boy) - reminiscing about days at University of Texas - DRW and Watkins Harris reminiscing - cajun music Tape 7 Side a: Frank Lloyd Wright on his death - controversy over selling a house in England - Queen Elizabeth II visits U. S. - pioneer project news (1959) - news (1958): satellites; Kentucky Derby - Ted Malone gives tribute to his Mother Side b: Queen Elizabeth makes the Duke a Prince - life of Will Rogers - news: satellites - interview with DRW about work as an architect Tape 8 Side a: Easter story - Easter music - Handel's Messiah Side b: Country & western music - Williams' tea party, 1955 - "Dangerous Dan," SLI radio workshop - tea party for SLI professors - election of Queen of Briar Patch - DRW talks about cowboy days Tape 9 Side a: Miscellaneous TV recordings Side b: Cal Callan - trip to Mexico City, 1916: train blows up, jail in Monterey, Christmas Eve, Enrique McCloud, train to Vera Cruz Tape 10 Side a: Architecture - theatre - sound transmissions: radio, TV - the arts - music: country KIOS - news Side b: News - football games review - news - kaleidoscope of 1956 - culture predictions for 1957 - rock and roll message - science, arts, theatre Tape 11 Side a: Paratrooper story - politics: 1956 election - music - politics - Eisenhower - Eisenhower in Key West, Florida - TV commercials - New Year Side b: Kaleidoscope of 1955 - last week of 1955 - Christmas, New Year's - London and Times Square - Man- of-the-Year: Ike - story of the year: cure of polio - FDR: March of Dimes - Ike's press conference Tape 12 Side a: Slim Whitman, "Indian Love Song" - from KWKH - Eisenhower - Gen. George Marshall - Zigfield - Jim Farley - Ike talks about recent Geneva Conference - Monitor talks to Moscow - duck call camp - Col. Coon and Dan Boone Side b: How Lone Ranger got Silver (fable) - P.T. Barnum new talking machine (ca. 1890) - Harry Truman on VJ Day - Admiral Nimitz on VJ Day - Ike comes home, 1945 - Paul Robeson - Eleanor Roosevelt - Stalin in 1944 - Beatrice Lilly, 1944: sings - William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech Tape 13 Side a: New Year's anniversary party, 1956 - news - explosion of the Hindenburg - Pearl Harbor follow up - Truman inaugura- tion - first U. N. meeting - Knute Rockne - Thomas Edison me- morial - economic outlook for 1956 - Orange Bowl (OU vs. U of Md.) and Rose Bowl (MSU vs. UCLA) - Dave spins the radio dial Side b: Dave spins the dial - Paul Harvey - Ted Malone story of Sidney Lanier - tribute to Lylita - trip to Hiattasi - Queen Elizabeth and Duke in Portugal - story of "Dixie" - Thomas Edison story - Edison's last invention: rubber Tape 14 Side a: Kaleidoscope of end of 1955 and beginning of 1956 - "People are Funny" TV show - Ken Banghast news - Ottawa fire - Lindburg flight - rock and roll, 1950s - news in Cajun french - last baby born in Lafayette Parish, 1955 Side b: DRW talks on the Japanese - Democratic convention, 1956 - miscellaneous - news broadcasts - radio soaps - miscellaneous Tape 15 Side a: Tribute to Will Robers - kaleidescope of 1957 - news, 1/3/1957 - Paul Harvey news - predictions for 1957 - Ted Malone story, Judge's Last Days - Paul Harvey news - Ethyl Merman - Ben Bernie - Ted Malone, poem and story for Mother's Day - Mother's Day songs - Deem's Taylors Circus Day Side b: Fort Worth vs Dallas - Byron - Lou Gehrig's farewell speech - Walt Disney - news, 6/4/1956 - Violinist, Mehuoin - news - music (classical) - Paul Harvey - top news, 1956 - Grace Kelly in Monaco - President Eisenhower's State-of-the- Union address, 1957 Box 52 Tape 16 Side a: Music - news, 1958 - Queen Elizabeth arrives in Washington - story of George M. Culhan Side b: News, 1958: satellites; communism; nuclear weapons; etc. Tape 17 Side a: Dallas in 1924 - Ball at Oriental Hall after Texas- Oklahoma game - Great Booze Arts Ball and Brawl, 1926-1927 Side b: Morgan City news - July 4, 1956 - Moby Dick - concert and country music - John Givens' Cajun stories and music - Ed Singleton story - cajun music - Music in the Plaza - Tampico - Eisenhower's State-of-the-Union address - country music Tape 18 Side a: Battle of Britan - short biography of Thomas Edison - 1944 summary - Dallas engineer discusses 20" pipeline - news, 1957 - miscellaneous Side b: Alabama: Mobile festival; Paul Harvey; Ted Malone; Bellengrath House and Gardens - Louisiana: commentary by Alex Dryer - Texas: commentary by Alex Dryer Tape 19 Side a: Margaret Truman and Clifton Daniels wedding - news of the world - interview with Frank Lloyd Wright Side b: Grace Kelly and Prince Ranier wedding - Paul Harvey news Tape 20 Side a: Nuclear waste problems - Truman backs Stevenson in 1956 convention - Babe Dickerson - tribute to Alvin Barkley - world news - Frank Lloyd Wright speaks on future of children - miscellaneous radio broadcasts - Middle East troubles - world news - Jack Kennedy nominated for Vice-President - Eisenhower's arrival for 1956 Republican Convention Side b: The family and Christmas: UCS Christmas Bureau - John Givens speaks of humanistic ideals and morals Tape 21 Side a: Dr. Mark Metcalf, Louisiana writer, 1954 - world affairs: USSR satellites; Turkey-Syria tensions; NATO formation and talks Side b: DRW talks about his childhood on his birthday - music (Old Curiosity Shop records) - world news - DRW remembers Sam Houston Tape 22 Side a: Commentaries on German (in 1920s) - dreams of 1920s: Pearl Street Studio - Bill the Hoptoad at Helen and Jim's house in Galvestion - ribbon cutting ceremony for Jefferson Street underpass Side b: Edward Sonnier tells a story - a maid talks about Sonnier - Mamee tells a story - TV news - charity auction in Lafayette - Williams' 24th anniversary: guests speak on tape - space news Tape 23 Side a: Republican Convention, 1956 - radio recordings Side b: DRW talks about past: architecture; friends and artists; Studio on Pearl St. Tape 24 Side a: DRW dreams - DRW reviews last year - predictions for 1956 - biographies in sound of Heywood Broun and F. LaGuardia Side b: LaGuardia biography (cont.) - satellites - 1957 World Series - arms race and space issues Tape 25 Side a: Thanksgiving Day, 1954 at Gehrke's - entertainers singing: Amos & Andy; Maurice Chavillier - Frank Lloyd Wright speaks on architecture - solar energy, interview with Dave Beach - designer and artist Vageos Side b: Weekday radio broadcast - Ted Malone broadcasts - Will Rogers and the Zigfield Follies (with Fanny Brice) - Midland, Texas disaster, 5/1957 - Paul Harvey - Monitor's 1st anniversary party Tape 26 Side a: News in French - The All Star Jubilee Radio Show - The Lone Ranger - country, cajun music - Paul Harvey - Christmas morning, 1956 Side b: Paul Harvey (visit to Lafayette) - cajun music - blood drive auction - Midland, Texas disaster, 5/1957 Tape 27 Side a: FDR: speaks to French in native tongue; speaks on 4 Freedoms - Petain speaks to occupied France - Nazi storm troopers, 1940 - election of 1940 - Diamond Jim Brady - entertainers: Harpo Marx, Bing Crosby; Will Rogers - Cultural Arts Festival in Boston - Prince of Wales speaks on Armistace Day - Johnny Appleseed story - cowboy songs Side b: World news - satellites: USSR and USA - Top 12 songs of 1955 Tape 28 Side a: Blues and gospel music - religious service - Uncle Frank Hopkins' 99th birthday party - Rex and Hilda McCullough's 20th anniversary party; Hildita's 15th birthday: Dave, Hildita and Squnk - DRW tells story of trip through the southern states Side b: DRW's story (cont.) - Acadian Folk Festival in St. Martinville for 200th anniversary - Adalai Stevenson announces candidacy Tape 29 Side a: Republican Convention, 1956 - Radio Broadcasts: Winston Churchill, etc. - world news - Eisenhower's re- election speeches and ideas - Grover Cleveland's speech (1892) - Easter music, stories and parade (Judy Garland) - Georgia history and facts - New Year's Eve, 1955 - Paul Harvey Side b: Cajun and jazz music - Democratic Convention, 1956 - tribute to Toscanini; to Humphrey Bogart - Ike's State-of- the-Union address Tape 30 Side a: Radio broadcasts of 1956: Paul Harvey; Mary Garden; Bell Baker; Donald Coleman - miscellaneous entertainers - DRW talks about education - DRW's Dallas illustrations - cajun music Side b: DRW on the economy - songs - miscellaneous radio broadcasts Box 53 Tape 31 Side a: Solar energy talks - Thanksgiving dinner Sis'(1955) - Texas - Texas A & M football game, Thanksgiving, 1955 - dedication of Jefferson Street underpass - satellite news - Paul Harvey Side b: Paul Harvey news - Marshall Foch concerto - various radio broadcasts - Democratic Convention, 1956 - Ted Malone stories - world news Tape 32 Side a: DRW reads letters of Fuller to Hopkins - reminis- cences: Matanuska; Stoky's youth orchestra; St. Augustine and Panama Canal projects - "The Backally Opera" - talking fish in South America - country music - Music at half-time of TCU-UT game - sound biography of Frank Lloyd Wright Side b: FLW biography (cont.) - New Iberia Sugar Cane Festival, 1956 - Paul Harvey at Sugar Cane Festival Tape 33 Side a: radio broadcast recordings of entertainers and historic events Side b: radio broadcasts of historic and current events - music         [For detailed inventory see box] Tape 34 Side a: radio broadcasts of historic and current events - Ted Malone stories and readings - DRW talks about Will Rogers and his death Side b: Cajun music - atomic energy talks - Lyle's birthday party - Acadian festival at St. Martinville, 200th anniver- sary - Democratic convention Tape 35 Side a: Radio broadcasts of historic and current events - music - Louis-Schmelling fight Side b: radio broadcasts of historic and current events         [For detailed inventory see box] Tape 36 Side a: current news Side b: Mary [Bowman] talks with DRW - music (including Cajun) - Williams' 20th anniversary - DRW reminiscences         [For detailed inventory see box] VI. Artifacts 53-1 Artifacts         name plate from NYA; wax seal; Algiers Centennial          doubloons; pearls; bookmark; feather pictures VII. Books Box 54 v. 1    University of Texas scrapbook                 mainly photographs, many from Cactus                  preparation; social invitations Box 55 v. 1    International Correspondence Schools Reference              Library v. 156: Mathematics, Wiring and Bellwork,              Architectural Engineering (1909)      v. 2    International Correspondence Schools Reference              Library v. 159: Building Stone, Brickwork,              Lighting Fixtures, Architectural Design (1909)      v. 3    Cactus, 1913 (fire damaged)      v. 4    Cactus, 1914      v. 5    Cactus, 1915      v. 6    Cactus, 1915      v. 7    Cactus, 1915      v. 8    Cactus, 1916 Box 56 v. 1    Cactus, 1917      v. 2    Cactus, 1944      v. 3    The Locust, 1934 (East Texas State Teachers              College)      v. 4    Armitage, Merle. So Called Abstract Art, New              York, 1939                 note about acquisition by DRW VIII. Oversize 57-1 Biographical         marriage certificate of John Caffrey and Delilah A.          Raworth, 1880         photostat of portion of display ca. 1938         enlarged photostat of Marquis Publications information          form ca. 1960; scrapbook of articles about or by DRW;          magazine articles about DRW, 1935-1962 57-2 Certificates 1940-1973         includes FAIA; LGW's honorary New Orleans citizenship 57-3 Drawings, prints, wood cuts, etc.         bookplates; book illustrations; stage set         Europe; Mississippi (Sullivan Church); Providence,          Rhode Island         indigeneous architecture; DRW house 57-4 Photographs         DRW; Jim Harrison; TSA meeting 57-5 Architectural work: drawings and sketches of Bentley House 57-6 Architectural work: drawings and sketches of Childress      School; Fitzhugh Hurley residence; McKenna house; Lynch      house; unknown 57-7 Consulting projects         includes Neutra's Channel Heights in Los Angeles 57-8 Mounted photographs of DRW designed houses: Clark; Drane;      McKee; Stroube; Williams 57-9 Photographs of DRW designed gates in Dallas 57-10 Davida sketchbook 58-1 FERA: Woodlake Community 58-2 FERA: indigeneous rural house map 58-3 FERA: general information on community 58-4 FERA: book on Rural Industrial Communities - mainly on      Pine Mountain Valley 58-5 FERA: Matanuska - poster type sheet; scrapbook of half-      tone photographs and building floor plans 58-6 FERA: Matanuska photographs - establishing settlement 58-7 FERA: Matanuska photographs - agriculture; land clearing 58-8 FERA: Matanuska photographs - construction; living      conditions 58-9 FERA: Matanuska - building diagrams; miscellaneous      administrative records 58-10 FERA: Dyess Colony - drawings of buildings 58-11 Exhibits accompanying brief presenting a program for rural      homes in connection with the decentralization of      population and industry 58-12 WPA         reports on works program: 3/16/1936; 8/15/1936 58-13 U. S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service.      Report and Recommendations - Inexpensive Overnight      Accommodations for Recreational Use (1935) 58-14 NYA         miscellaneous plans, blue prints and drawings 58-15 Civil Aeronautics Authority         plans for hangers 1939 59-1 Defense Housing: FWA, Mutual Ownership Defense Housing      Agency         Multimax drawings, diagrams, and sheets 59-2 Defense Housing: revised drawings for Multimax 1950 59-3 Defense Housing: Mutual Ownership Defense Housing Project      at South Bend, Indiana         drawings; floor plans 59-4 Defense Housing: material on Texas people, plans, and      photographs 59-5 Defense Housing: material on other projects: New Jersey      (Audubon; Bellmawr; Union County); Dayton, Ohio;      Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Blount Co., Tennessee 59-6 Defense Housing - miscellaneous blueprints, sketches,      floor plans, etc. 59-7 Latin America - Venezuela newspaper clippings, 1947-1948 59-8 Retirement         plans for apartment complex at 311 11th Street,          Lafayette 59-9 Texas         includes: August Watkins Harris map of historic Austin                  Hunter, J. Marvin. 100 Years in Bandera,                  1853-1953 59-10 Childress Reporter, 7/17/1958 59-11 Louisiana - miscellaneous 59-12 Latin America         maps; book on cyclone and flood damage at Tampico, 1955 59-13 Artwork         pencil drawings of rural scenes in Texas; small paint-          ing by Harrison Stevens; paintings by Gentily of San          Antonio, 1847; from Maury Maverick to DRW (2); others 59-14 Miscellaneous         program for luncheon of Dallas Architectural Club, 1924          (signed by attendees?)         pages from McCalls issue on youth conferences (galleys) 59-15 Newspapers         Washington Evening Star, 1/20/1937 - Inaugural Souvenir          Supplement         Washington Herald, 1/21/1937         Washington Times-Herald, 9/3/1934 (front page)         New Orleans Item, 3/4/1953, Stalin's Death 59-16 Miscellaneous publications MAP CASES 18-1 Architectural work: drawings         Stroube house; Residence for Dr. J.H. Christler; Maxson          House; Country Club, Waxehachie; Denton Presbyterian          Church; proposed Tourist Hotel-Resort at White Rock          Lake 18-2 Architectural work - blueprints and floor plans         Guy Gardiner House; H. R. Wardlow House; Tex Tilson's          Broadview Ranch; Southwest Louisiana and Gulf Coast          Indigeneous Architecture; Great Dallas Youth Center          Sunday School Building for Fundamentalist Baptist          Church, Dallas (Walter C. Sharp, Architect); apartment          complex at 311 South 11th Street, Lafayette 18-3 Personal drawings         DRW: Cactus drawing ?; Christmas woodcuts         Davida: examples of work as child and formal art class         Louis Hibbens: paintings 18-4 Texas - maps and drawings         "Historical Homes and Buildings throughout Texas," n.d.          - several maps of Austin including A. W. Harris,          Historic Austin," # 1 of 100 - Starr County - Jim Hogg          County - HABS survey of Alamo (17 sheets) - Site Plan          for Great Southwest Corporation (1950s) - Frank Lloyd          Wright scheme (newspaper article) 18-5 Miscellaneous architectural drawings         unidentified and miscellaneous floor plans and          blue-prints - model house blueprints by Crawford          Corporation, Baton Rouge 18-6 Louisiana         bicentennial poster, Lafayette 19-1 Pine mountain Valley         drawings: site plan; floor plans; views - photographs          - promotional display 19-2 Matanuska         map of Alaska, 1929; land survey 19-3     Architectural practice         architectural drawings: F.N. Drane residence 19-4 Architectural practice         architectural drawings: Transcontinental Petroleum          Club, Tampico 19-5     Architectural practice         architectural drawings: W.W. Lynch residence 19-6     Architectural practice         architectural drawings: Elbert Williams residence 20-1 NYA         NYA Architecture: Drawings and Details (prefabrication          plans bound together) 20-2 NYA - generic blueprints         details for trussed buildings, Resident Work Center for          200 boys         preliminary study for a small prefabricated garden          home, 9/30/1939         dormitory unit for 60 boys, 8/9/1939         (plan for 72 person unit) 7 sheets (2 sets)         boiler, heating and cooling systems blueprints             Union Iron Works, Erie, PA; Hoffman Combustion              Engineering Co., Detroit; Worthington Pump and              Machinery Co., Buffalo; Henry Weis Manufacturing              Co., Elkhart, Ind. 20-3 NYA - specific blueprints and drawings         Texas State Fair: 4-H dormitories and youth work,          Health and Recreation Center         Opportunity Center, West Monroe, Louisiana         Cannery for Kingston, North Carolina - by A. Mitchell          Wooten         Work and Recreation Center and Day Nursery, Louisiana 20-4 NYA - miscellaneous         publicity: All-American Youth Orchestra         photographs: NYA work in Indiana                  National Aviation Forum, 2/20/1939 21-1 Defense Housing: Minimal or minimax housing - sheets 21-1 Defense Housing: Multimax: sheets; floor plans; details 21-3 Defense Housing: other drawings (probably DRW's) 21-4 Beaumont, Texas project - site plan; building blueprints 21-5 Avion Village - site plans; unit blueprints; detail      blueprints; photographs 22-1 Defense Housing - generic blueprints         prefabrication models; floor plans for unspecified          sites; Structural Lattice Code designed by Corwin          Willson - "Perma-Bilt": L. Morgan Yost design for          prefabricated demountable houses - drawing for          convertable war to peace-time housing (DRW) 22-2 Defense Housing - blueprints, specific         unknown site plan - site plan for project Ohio 33051-X          - Willow Run, Michigan (both DRW and Saarinen &          Swenson work) - South Bend, Indiana 23-1 Latin America - Nicaragua, 1943         maps; blueprints for buildings sponsored by Inter-          American Institute 23-2 Latin America - Panama, 1944         city planning, Curunda Valley - engineering maps -          drawings 23-3 Latin America - Venezuela, 1947 - 1948         ITIC: floor plans for houses in various locations          (prefabricated) - site plans, pier shed bleuprint at          Turiamo - site plan for Puerto Humboldt - map of          Caracas 23-4 Latin America - miscellaneous         poster: Caravana Artistica de Mexico, n.d. - map:          shows Pan American flights, n.d. 23-5 HHFA - Liberia, 1950         blueprints for barracks at Camp Johnson 23-6 HHFA - miscellaneous         floor pans for Artic-Tropic house     REMOVED FROM WILLIAMS PAPERS The Science History of the Universe. New York: The Current     Literature Publishing Company, 1910, v. 3, 4, 5, 7, (of 10) discarded The Sixties Ended It. Elmore M. Morgan, Sr. (architectural photo-     graphs, Louisiana) Several folders of drawings and paintings by NYA girls in New      Jersey, 1 folder retained Kidder, Frank E. and Thomas Nolan. The Architect's and Builder's     Pocket Book, 1916, 16th edition Un Informe Sabie el Estado de al Geografia en Los Estados Unidos,     1950-1952, par Edwin J. Foscue The Progressive, v. 20, # 6 (August, 1966) The Daily Californian, v. 193, # 45 (December 1, 1966) v. 193, # 46 (December 2, 1966) Annual Report of the Louisiana State University Agricultural     Experiment Stations, 1920 Massachusetts Investors Trust 43rd Annual Report, 1966 Central Louisiana Electric Company Annual Report, 1966 Pepsico, Inc., Interim Report, 3/25/1967 National Geographic Society. "Classical Lands of the Mediterra-     nean." 1940 map Smith, Edward A. "The Topographical Evolution of the City of      Paris," House and Garden, v. 6, # 3 (August, 1904) AIA Membership Directory, 1950-1951 A Guide to the History of the U.S. Frigate Constitution. (Worces-     ter, MA, 1932) Photographs: 1953 Iris banquet and show, 3 items Maps of Lafayette: 1961, pre-1961 ????, Vermilion plat 1951, Lafayette electrical system British Information Service. Poster of India, 48" x 20" Fisk, H. N. Geological Map of Rapides and Western Avoyelles     Parishes, 1940, 45" x 60" U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service. National Forests,     State Forests, National Parks and Indian Reservations, 1936, 36" x 20" U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service. Gener-     alized Map of Soil Errosion in the United States, July 1948, 22" x 18" U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey. United     States Base Map, 1936-, 76" x 51 1/2" The Cub Flier, v. 4, # 1 (1940) The First Covenant of the Church of Christ (Shakers) in New     Lebanon, New York, 1795. Privately printed for Edward D. Andrews, 1935

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