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Henry Youngling architectural drawings, 1855-1873
48 drawingsYoungling's drawings of architectural decorations and ornaments for ceilings and walls in largely unidentified buildings, presumably in New York City.
Harry Allan Jacobs photographs, 1910-1930
18 photographsPhotographs of buildings and of architectural drawings of buildings, residences, schools, clubs, and other projects (undated and circa 1910s-1920s), designed by Jacobs, many of which are located in New York City.
Taliesin Associated Architects architectural drawings and records, 1959-1991
400 linear feetEli Rabineau architectural records and papers, 1942-1987
5 document boxesFrank Lloyd Wright Foundation Archives : architectural drawings, 1885-1959
24,000 drawingsJames R. Doman Jr. architectural drawings and reports, 1970-2001
400 drawingsArthur Cort Holden Negatives and Architectural Drawings, 1919-1953
304 negativesThe Arthur Cort Holden Collection consists chiefly of glass plate negatives that primarily deal with the explication of New York City housing and real estate. Other subjects include diagrammatic maps of New York City, exterior and interior views of unidentified domestic architecture, and a limited amount of projects by Holden himself. The collection also contains drawings related to the economic and housing surveys and studies concerning New York City completed during the 1930s. Both Cornell University and Princeton University hold other extensive collections related to Holden.
Estate of Catherine Everit Macy and Walter Graeme Ladd Somerset County N.J. : Natirar Estate, 1910-1940
780 drawingsThe architectural drawings found at "Natirar" at the time the property was acquired by Somerset County, in 2003, include those relating to the original designs by Guy Lowell and Henry J. Hardenbergh between 1910 and 1912, and those relating to the alterations and renovations made in the late 1940s under the direction of York and Sawyer. The drawings are organized by architect, which, in effect, also organizes the drawings by date ranges. Drawings that bear the names of various subcontractors have been organized by subcontractor but are filed with reference to the relevant principal architect. In addition to the drawings pertaining to "Natirar," the collection includes copies of three drawings by architect William Hanford Beers (1856-1932) of the "Gedney Farm" residence of Howard Willets and Mary Macy Willets at White Plains, New York, which was constructed circa 1898 (see photographs of the Willets residence in the July 1901 issue of The American Architect and Building News). William H. Beers' wife, Alice Macy, was a first cousin once removed to sisters Mary Macy Willets and Kate Macy Ladd.