The Winterthur Library
The Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and
Printed Ephemera
Henry Francis du Pont
5105 Kennett Pike, Winterthur,
Delaware 19735
Telephone: 302-888-4600 or 800-448-3883
OVERVIEW OF
THE COLLECTION
Creator: Seale, William
Title: Research and professional papers
Dates: circa 1965-circa 2017
Call No.: Col. 1006
Acc. No.: 2019x16
Quantity: 124 boxes
Location: 10 F-G 1-6, H 1-4, I-L 1
BIOGRAPHICAL
STATEMENT
William Seale was a writer and historian who specialized
in historic building interiors and restorations. Earlier in his career, he held several
teaching positions and worked in several museums. He was a curator of American culture at the
Smithsonian in the early 1970s, and later joined the National Park Service as
White House historian. He explored the
possibility of doing a movie about the White House; when that did not come to
fruition, he wrote a book about the White House instead. He dedicate his career to research and writing
about historic house interiors, and planning building restorations. In addition to historic homes, he worked on
state capitols and governors’ mansions.
Seale was born in Beaumont, Texas, in 1939, the son
of Eugenia Allen Broocks and William Seale.
He graduated from Southwestern College (now Southwestern University, in Georgetown,
Texas) and received his M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Duke University (Ph.D. earned
in 1965). He married Lucinda Lewis Smith,
the daughter of Marion Cook Foreman and Howard W. Smith, Jr. They lived in Alexandria, Virginia, for most
of their married life, but later moved back to Texas. In 2008, William Seale received the
Alexandria [Va.] Historical Society History Award for research on the
Alexandria Library Company. He wrote a
number of books about historic house interiors, the White House, the Garden
Club of America, and related topics. He
also gave many, many talks on these and other topics. William Seale died on November 21, 2019.
SCOPE AND
CONTENT
Records documenting the historic interiors research
conducted by William Seale for a number of different institutions, including
state capitols, governors’ mansions, and historic homes. These records include correspondence,
research notes, reports, floor plans, some fabric and carpet samples, and
photographs. Among his projects were the
historic houses Adena, Darnall’s Chance, Rosedown Plantation (Louisiana),
Stratford Hall (Virginia), Travellers Rest (Nashville), and the George Eastman
House; the capitols of Alabama, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio; the
Appomattox Court House National Historic Park; and the governor’s mansions in Texas,
Louisiana and Kentucky, plus the old Governor’s Mansion in Milledgeville,
Georgia. Mr. Seale was a popular speaker
at antique forums, historical societies, preservation conferences, and other
venues, and the collection contains texts of a number of his talks. Also found are drafts of some of his books;
correspondence with publishers; some research notes for books; and
advertisements and reviews of his books.
ORGANIZATION
Series I: files on historic projects and general
files;
Series II: personal materials, including talks,
articles, and resumes;
Series III: files pertaining to his books (except
those on the White House);
Series IV: files pertaining to the White House, the
White House Historical Association, and his books about the White House;
Series V: photographs, including photos of Mr. Seale.
Files are arranged alphabetically. Some correspondents have folders under their
names, while the letters of other correspondents are filed in the general
correspondence files (arranged alphabetically, A-Z). All legal size files are found at the end of
Series I. Most materials pertaining to
talks given by Seale are found in Series II, but additional materials
pertaining to talks about the White House are in Series IV.
Although much of the collection was received in
labeled folders, little within folders was found in order, and no attempt was
made to organize materials (such as arranging correspondence by date). Most envelopes and duplicates were
removed.
LANGUAGE OF
MATERIALS
The materials are in English.
RESTRICTIONS
ON ACCESS
Collection is open to the public. Copyright restrictions may apply.
PROVENANCE
Gift
of William Seale.
RELATED MATERIALS
See
also Barbara Kirkconnell papers, Col. 801 at this repository. Mrs. Kirkconnell worked on several projects
with William Seale.
ACCESS POINTS
People:
Bell, Alexander Graham, 1847-1922 –
Homes and haunts.
Field,
Eugene, 1850-1895 – Homes and haunts.
George, Phyllis.
Hitchcock, Henry-Russell, 1903-1987.
Marshall, George C. (George
Catlett), 1880-1959 – Homes and haunts.
Topics:
Historic preservation.
Historic buildings – Conservation and restoration.
Historic sites – Conservation and restoration.
Carpets.
Lectures.
Lighting.
Adena (Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio)
Alabama State Capitol (Montgomery, Ala.)
Bragg-Mitchell
Mansion (Mobile, Ala.)
Chambers House
(Beaumont, Tex.)
Darnall’s Chance (Md. : Estate)
Decatur House (Washington, D.C.)
George Eastman House.
Georgia
State Capitol (Atlanta, Ga.)
Kansas State Capitol (Topeka, Kan.)
Kentucky Governor’s Mansion (Frankfort,
Ky.)
Kentucky State Capitol (Frankfort, Ky.)
Louisiana Governor’s Mansion (Baton Rouge,
La.)
Michigan State
Capitol (Lansing, Mich.)
Ohio Statehouse
(Columbus, Ohio)
Ohio. Supreme Court.
Old Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville,
Ga.)
Pond Spring (Hillsboro, Ala.)
Riversdale (Md. : Estate)
Rosedown Plantation.
Stratford Hall (Va.)
Ten Chimneys (Wisc. : House)
Texas Governor’s Mansion (Austin, Tex.)
Travellers’ Rest National Historic Site
(Nashville, Tenn.)
Union Bank of Florida.
White House
(Washington, D.C.)
Ximenez-Fatio House (St.
Augustine, Fla.)
American
Association for State and Local History.
Victorian Society in America.
White House Historical Association.
Alexandria
(Va.) – Buildings, structures, etc.
Appomattox Court House National Historical
Park (Va.)
Beaumont (Tex.) – Buildings, structures,
etc.
Montpelier
(Md.)
Montpelier (Va. : Estate)
DETAILED
DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION
Location: 10 F-G 1-6, H 1-4, I-L 1
Series I:
General files
Box 1:
Folder 1: Adcock,
Betty [a poet]
Folder 2: Adena
(Chillicothe, Ohio)
Folder 3: Adena:
carpets
Folder 4: Adena:
colors
Folder 5: Adena:
contract
Folder 6: Adena:
curtains, bed hangings, and related textiles
Folder 7: Adena:
floor plans and room layouts
Folder 8: Adena:
furnishing notes
Folder 9: Adena:
furnishings and restoration inventory [includes final inventory]
Box 2:
Folder 1: Adena:
gardens proposal
Folder 2: Adena:
historical notes
Folder 3: Adena:
inventory, 19th century; insurance papers, 19th century
Folder 4: Adena:
paint
Folder 5: Adena:
photographs, negatives, postcards, CD
Folder 6: Adena: thesis by Janice C. Hamilton,
1949: “The Interior Restoration of Adena with Reference to American Decorative
Styles of the Early Nineteenth Century”
Folder 7: Adena: thesis by Mary Anne Brown,
1981: “Thomas Worthington’s Adena: The Frontier Replication of a Virginia
Gentry Establishment”
Folder 8: Adena:
visitor center exhibit script
Box 3:
Folder 1: Adena:
wallpaper
Folder 2: Adena:
Worthington family
Folder 3: Afton
Villa (St. Francisville, Louisiana): postcard and floor plan
Folder 4: Aiken,
Rosemary
Folder 5: Alabaster
Folder 6: Alabama
Governor’s Mansion, including Hill House
Folders 7-8: Alabama
State Capitol
[also
a folder in Box 94]
Folder 9: Alabama
State Capitol: “Architectural History of the Capitol Interiors”
Box 4:
Folder 1: Alabama
State Capitol: articles
Folder 2: Alabama
State Capitol: carpets
Folder 3: Alabama
State Capitol: chiefly correspondence
Folders 4-5: Alabama State Capitol: contracts,
1984-1988, 1990, including correspondence and invoices
Folder 6: Alabama
State Capitol: floor plans and architectural details (with drawings)
Folder 7: Alabama
State Capitol: furniture
Folder 8: Alabama
State Capitol: “Historic Furnishings Plan,’ 1987
Folder 9: Alabama
State Capitol: “Historic Furnishings Study,” part 2 and draft of part 1
[see
next box for parts 3-4]
Box 5:
Folder 1: Alabama
State Capitol: “Historic Furnishings Study,” parts 3-4
[see
previous box for part 2 and draft of part 1]
Folder 2: Alabama
State Capitol: “Interior Finishes Analysis”
Folder 3: Alabama
State Capitol: lighting fixtures
Folder 4: Alabama
State Capitol: paint analysis
Folder 5: Alabama State Capitol: photographs of
capitol and autographed photo of George C. Wallace
Folder 6: Alabama State Capitol: “Restoration of
the Alabama State Capitol: An Historical Perspective for Renovation and
Restoration of the Interior”
Folder 7: Alabama
State Capitol: wall decoration schemes
Folder 8: Alabama
State Capitol: windows and window treatments
Folder 9: Alaska
Capitol
Folder 10: Alder,
George: exhibit on Marietta Minnigerode Andrews
Folder 11: Alexander,
Edward P.: foreword to a book, and correspondence, 1970s-1990s
Folder 12: Alexander,
Eleanor, 1982
Box 6:
Folders 1-3: Alexander Graham Bell House: restoration:
correspondence chiefly with Bette Anderson
[also a
folder in Box 94]
Folder 4: Alexander Ramsey House (St. Paul,
Minnesota)
Folders 5-6: Alexandria
Academy (Virginia): restoration
[also
a folder in Box 94]
Folder 7: Alexandria
Academy (Virginia): restoration: articles
Box 7:
Folders 1-2: Alexandria
Library Company (Virginia): book
Folder 3: Alexandria,
Virginia: anniversary book
Folder 4: Alexandria,
Virginia: Board of Architectural Review and zoning board
Folder 5: Alexandria,
Virginia: preservation of a Victorian house
Folder 6: American
Academy in Rome
Folder 7: American Association for State and
Local History (AASLH): correspondence, 1971-1979: chiefly about “Recreating the
Historic House Interior”
Folder 8: American Association for State and
Local History (AASLH): correspondence, 1980-1999: much about “Recreating the
Historic House Interior”
Folder 9: American Horticulture Society: River
Farm
Folder 10: Ames,
Kenneth L., 1976
Folder 11: Ames,
Winslow: sketch of a billiard room
Folder 12: Anderson,
Nancy, 1987-1993
Folder 13: Anderton,
John M.
Folder 14: Antrobus,
Sally E.: review of Houston’s Silent
Garden [Glenwood Cemetery]
Box 8:
Folders 1-2: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park
Folder 3: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park: Clover Hill Tavern
Folders 4-5: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park: furnishing plan documentation
Folder 6: Appomattox Court House National
Historic Park: “Historic Furnishings Report and Plan,” 1984
Folder 7: Appomattox Court House National
Historic Park: “Historic Furnishings Report, Part II,” 1982
Folder 8: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park: McLean House
Box 9:
Folder 1: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park: Meeks Store
Folder 2: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park: photographs [copies], negatives
Folder 3: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park: tables
Folder 4: Appomattox
Court House National Historic Park: 1994 study
Folder 5: Architectural Digest
Folder 6: Arkansas
Historic Preservation Program
Folder 7: Arkansas
Territorial Restoration
Folder 8: Arlington
(Birmingham, Alabama)
Folder 9: Arlington
House (Arlington, Virginia)
Folder 10: Ashland
(Lexington, Kentucky) [Henry Clay home]
Folder 11: Association
of Indiana Museums (AIM), 1993
Folder 12: Avery-Downer
House (Granville, Ohio)
Folder 13: Bacot,
Pat (H. Parrott)
Folder 14: Banning Residence Museum (General
Phineas Banning House) (Wilmington, California)
Folder 15: Bayley,
John Barrington
Folder 16: BBC
Radio (John Knight)
Folder 17: Beall-Dawson
Historic House Museum (Rockville, Maryland)
Folder 18: Bean,
William (William Bean Restorations, Inc., Anderson, Texas)
Box 10:
Folder 1: Beasley,
Ellen [preservation consultant], 1970s-2000s
Folders 2-3: Beaumont
Heritage Society (Texas)
Folder 4: Beaumont
Heritage Society: John Jay French Trading Post Museum
Folder 5: Beaver,
Elizabeth Platt [of Southwestern University]
Folder 6: Bentley,
Joseph
Folder 7: Biddle,
James
Folder 8: Biltmore
(Asheville, N.C.); and Biltmore, Campbell, Smith Restorations, Inc.
Folder 9: Bingham-Waggoner
House (Independence, Missouri)
Folder 10: Blair
House (Washington, D.C.): book project
Box 11:
Folder 1: Blount
Mansion (Knoxville, Tennessee)
Folder 2: Bohmfalk,
James Winton
Folder 3: Bok
Tower Gardens
Folder 4: Bolter,
J. [apparently an early 19th
century architect]
Folder 5: Book
binding
Folders 6-8: Bragg-Mitchell
Mansion (Mobile, Alabama)
Folder 9: Bragg-Mitchell
Mansion (Mobile, Alabama): furnishing plans; inventories
Folder 10: Bragg-Mitchell
Mansion (Mobile, Alabama): interpretive plan
Folder 11: Bragg-Mitchell
Mansion (Mobile, Alabama): mirrors
Folder 12: Bragg-Mitchell
Mansion (Mobile, Alabama): photographs and pictures
Box 12:
Folder 1: Brennan
House (Louisville, Kentucky)
Folder 2: Brick
Presbyterian Church (New York City)
Folder 3: Brintons
U.S.Axminister
Folder 4: Broadhead,
Misia [muralist]
Folder 5: Buchanan,
Paul: book
Folder 6: Buchanan,
Seale, Phillips, Welsh & Oppermann [firm]
[Paul
Buchanan, William Seale, Charles A. Phillips, Frank Welsh, Jospeh Oppermann]
Folder 7: Bulloch
Hall (Roswell, Georgia)
Folder 8: Bush-Wofford
House (Henderson County, Texas)
Folder 9: Butler,
Patrick Henry
Folder 10: Buttress,
Donald [architect, Manchester, England]
Folder 11: Byrne-Reed
House (Austin, Texas)
Folder 12: California
Capitol
Folder 13: Calpakis,
Sandra
Folder 14: Calvin
Coolidge Memorial Foundation
Folder 15: Carr,
Joseph D.
Folder 16: Carroll/Ellicott
family collection
Folder 17: Cartwright,
Bettie (Houston, Texas)
Folder 18: Castro,
Nash
Folder 19: Chambers
House (Beaumont, Texas) [continues in
next box]
Box 13:
Folder 1: Chambers
House (Beaumont, Texas) : report
Folder 2: Chambers House (Beaumont, Texas): room
plans; photographs, CDs (one of wallpaper, one of interiors)
Folders 3-4: Chambers House (Beaumont, Texas): original
upholstery and drapery samples, with photos of furniture
Folder 5: Chambers House (Beaumont, Texas):
upholstery and drapery samples: original and new
Folder 6: Chambers House (Beaumont, Texas):
upholstery and drapery swatches: new; plus correspondence
Folder 7: Charles Everitt Literary Agency,
Inc.
Folder 8: Charleston
(South Carolina): State House/Courthouse
Box 14:
Folder 1: Chase,
Sara [preservation consultant]
Folder 2: Cheekwood
(Nashville, Tennessee)
Folder 3: Cherol,
John; 2008-2009
Folder 4: Cherry
Hill Farm (Falls Church, Virginia)
Folder 5: Chewing,
J. A. (University of Cincinnati)
Folder 6: Children’s
books
Folder 7: China:
English sources
Folder 8: Christ
Church (Alexandria, Virginia)
Folder 9: Christ
Church (San Augustine, Texas)
Folder 10: Civil engineering landmarks in
Washington, D.C.: Seale’s chapters on the Capitol and the White House
Folder 11: Clark,
Anne Metcalfe (Mrs. Edward Clark)
Folder 12: Clarke,
Patrick
Folder 13: Clayton,
Bruce L. (Allegheny College)
Folder 14: Cole,
A. Robert (Robert Cole Films)
Folder 15: Colonial
Williamsburg, and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center
Folder 16: Colorado
Capitol
Folder 17: Columbia
Historical Society (Washington, D.C.), and its Heurich House
[note:
this organization is now Historical Society of Washington, D.C.]
Folder 18: Connally,
Ernest A.
Folder 19: Conservators
Folder 20: Conway,
Mary Anita; 1993
Folder 21: Cooney,
Debby
Folder 22: Correspondence:
A-B
Folder 23: Correspondence:
C
Box 15:
Folder 1: Correspondence:
D
Folder 2: Correspondence:
E-F
Folder 3: Correspondence:
G
Folder 4: Correspondence:
H
Folder 5: Correspondence:
I, J, K
Folder 6: Correspondence:
L
Folder 7: Correspondence:
M
Folder 8: Correspondence:
N, O, P
Folder 9: Correspondence:
Q-R
Folder 10: Correspondence:
S
Folder 11: Correspondence:
T, U, V
Folder 12: Correspondence:
W, X, Y, Z
Folder 13: Correspondence:
miscellaneous
Box 16:
Folder 1: Correspondence:
no surnames [illegible names are in front of folder]
Folder 2: Cousins,
Margaret C.
Folder 3: Cox,
Virginia (name of home: Woodlawn)
Folder 4: Craftsman
Farms (Morris Plains, New Jersey)
Folder 5: Craigdarroch
Castle (Victoria, British Columbia)
Folder 6: Crosby,
Anthony (Tony, National Park Service): Mount Washington Tavern
Folder 7: Cross,
Paul; re Clifton Place (in Columbia, Tennessee)
Folder 8: C-SPAN
(includes a transcript of an interview with Seale, Dec. 12, 2008)
Folder 9: Dahl,
Liz (Liz Dahl Enterprises)
Folder 10: Dallas
County Historical Commission (Texas)
[see
also Texas School Book Depository]
Box 17:
Folder 1: Dallas
Heritage Village (Texas)
Folder 2: Dallas
Historical Society (Texas)
Folder 3: Daniel,
Price (governor of Texas)
Folder 4: Darbee,
Jeff
Folders 5-7: Darnall’s
Chance (Upper Marlboro, Maryland)
Folder 8: Darwin
Martin House (Buffalo, New York): proposal
Folder 9: David
A. Hanks and Associates [consulting firm, New York City]
Folder 10: Davis,
Nancy
Folders 11-12: Decatur
House (Washington, D.C.) and its Carriage House
Folder 13: Dennis,
Eeda and Alfred
Folder 14: DePriest,
Donald R.
[consists of
letters to Seale from various dealers; perhaps what they were offering was
being considered for DePriest’s project]
Folder 15: DeVere,
Diana
Folder 16: Dobson,
Dennis and Janice [conservators]
Box 18:
Folder 1: Doell
& Doell (garden historians; Christie and Gerald)
Folder 2: Downs,
Maria (Maria Downs Literary Agency)
Folder 3: Dranesville
Tavern (Fairfax County, Virginia)
Folder 4: DuBarry,
Madame: book project
Folder 5: Dumbarton
House (Washington, D.C.)
Folder 6: Duquette,
Susan Henry
Folder 7: Dwyer,
Michael
Folder 8: Dyll,
Katherine, and Dyll family
[Katherine
married John Henry Seale]
Folder 9: Ebenezer
Maxwell Mansion (Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Folder 10: Edwards,
Jared [architect, SmithEdwards]
Folder 11: Elder,
William Voss, III (Baltimore Museum of Art)
Folder 12: Elliott,
D. Stephen (Steve)
Folder 13: Ellis,
L. Tuffly
Folder 14: Elmore,
Mildred
Folder 15: Elsey,
George McKee
Folder 16-17: Eugene
Field House (St. Louis, Missouri)
Box 19:
Folder 1: Eugene Field House (St. Louis,
Missouri): drawings, photographs, wallpaper sample
Folder 2: Eugene
Field House (St. Louis, Missouri): furnishing plans
Folder 3: Eugene
Field House (St. Louis, Missouri): paint analysis and samples
Folder 4: EverGreene
Painting Studios (Jeffrey Greene)
Folder 5: Fairfax
(Virginia) Courthouse: photographs [reprints of 19th century views]
Folder 6: Fant,
Barbara (Mrs. Lester G. Fant)
Folder 7: Farmer,
Nancy
Folder 8: Farmington
(house: Louisville, Kentucky)
Folder 9: Fayetteville
Market House (Fayetteville, North Carolina)
Folder 10: Federal
Design Assembly, 1974
Folder 11: Fensterwald,
Bernard, Jr.
Folder 12: Ferguson,
Ann
Folder 13: “First
Ladies Revealed”: show on Smithsonian Channel, 2017
Folder 14: Fishburne,
Junius A.
Folder 15: Flagler
County, Florida
Folder 16: Flanders,
Steven
Folder 17: Fleming,
C. C. Pat; re Texas gardens
Box 20:
Folder 1: Florida
Capitol: project for the interiors
Folder 2: Floyd,
William Barrow (Lexington, Kentucky)
Folder 3: Forsburg,
Dave; with photos of Longyear Hall (Northern Michigan University)
Folders 4-5: Fort
Hill (Clemson University; home of John C. Calhoun)
Folder 6: Fox,
Steven (Houston, Texas)
Folder 7: France:
Ministiere de la Culture, 1983
Folder 8: France,
Jean R.
Folder 9: Frank,
Judy (Mrs. Randolph Adams Frank)
Folder 10: Frank
Lloyd Wright Foundation (Taliesin West; Bruce Pfeiffer)
Folder 11: France,
Richard C.; and family
Folder 12: Fredericksburg,
Virginia: Old City Hall
Folder 13: Freitag,
Amy
Folder 14: Fry,
Philip L.
Folder 15: Frye,
Melinda Young
Folder 16: Gadsby’s
Tavern (Alexandria, Virginia)
Folder 17: Gallamore,
Robert E.
(includes
correspondence pertaining to a book about railroads)
Box 21:
Folder 1: Galveston
Historical Foundation (Texas)
Folder 2: Gamble,
Bob
Folder 3: Gamble
Plantation Historic State Park (Florida)
Folders 4-5: Garden
Club of America
Folder 6: Garrett,
Wendell
Folders 7-8: General
George C. Marshall House (Dodona Manor): chiefly correspondence
Folder 9: General
George C. Marshall House: contract and proposals
Folder 10: General George C. Marshall House: docent
guide [not by Seale]; and Seale’s notes about interpretive plan
Folder 11: General
George C. Marshall House: drawings, photograph, articles
Box 22:
Folder 1: General
George C. Marshall House: garden and landscape
Folder 2: General
George C. Marshall House: furnishings
Folder 3: General
George C. Marshall House: interviews with William J. Heffner
[Heffner
was a solider who worked for Marshall]
Folder 4: General
George C. Marshall House: inventories
Folder 5: General
George C. Marshall House: invoices and billing
Folders 6-7: General
George C. Marshall House: notes
Folder 8: General George C. Marshall House: Oak
Grove Restoration Company: bid for work
Folder 9: General George C. Marshall House:
paint or plaster samples
Box 23:
Folder 1: General George C. Marshall House: Seale’s proposal for an interpretation and
restoration master plan, 1994
Folder 2: General
George C. Marshall House: stabilization and restoration
Folder 3: General
George C. Marshall House: wallpaper, curtains, paint samples, blinds
[see
also folder with paint or plaster samples]
Folders 4-5: General
George C. Marshall House: Wood Swofford & Associates, architects
[Don
Swofford was the principal on this project]
Folder 6: George, Phyllis
[she was, among other
things, wife of Kentucky Governor John Y. Brown; see also files for restoration
of Kentucky governor’s mansion]
Folder 7: George,
Stephen C. (Columbus, Ohio)
Folder 8: George
Eastman House: articles and public relations
Folder 9: George
Eastman House: brochure
Folder 10: George
Eastman House: contract
Box 24:
Folder 1: George
Eastman House: correspondence: 1987 and earlier
Folders 2-3: George
Eastman House: correspondence, 1988-1990; and 1991 and later
Folder 4: George
Eastman House: cost estimates and billing
Folder 5: George
Eastman House: decoration: accessories
Folder 6: George
Eastman House: decoration: carpets and rugs
Folder 7: George
Eastman House: decoration: curtains and hardware for curtains
Folder 8: George
Eastman House: decoration: hardware
Folder 9: George
Eastman House: decoration: lighting
Folder 10: George
Eastman House: decoration: upholstery
Folder 11: George
Eastman House: drawings: furniture, lighting fixtures, floor plans
Box 25:
Folder 1: George
Eastman House: “Furnishing Plan, Bedroom A (Mrs. Eastman’s Room)”
[folder
with notes for this room is in next box]
Folder 2: George
Eastman House: guides to house and gardens
Folder 3: George
Eastman House: “Historic Furnishings Plan,” 1988
Folder 4: George
Eastman House: meetings: notes
Folder 5: George
Eastman House: notes
Folders 6-7: George
Eastman House: reports, including some inspection reports
Folder 8: George
Eastman House: restoration report by Seale, January 20, 1990
Box 26:
Folder 1: George
Eastman House: rooms: Bedroom A: notes
[see also
“Furnishing Plan, Bedroom A (Mrs. Eastman’s Room)” in previous box]
Folder 2: George
Eastman House: rooms: Billiard Room
Folder 3: George
Eastman House: rooms: Conservatory
Folder 4: George
Eastman House: rooms: Dining Room
Folder 5: George
Eastman House: rooms: Drawing Room/Living Room
Folder 6: George
Eastman House: rooms: Hall
Folder 7: George
Eastman House: samples of fabric and wallpaper
Folder 8: George
Eastman House: work lists
Folder 9: Georgia
Capitol: carpets
Folder 10: Georgia
Capitol: correspondence, chiefly 1996
Folder 11: Georgia
Capitol: lighting project
Box 27:
Folder 1: Georgia
Capitol: museum
Folder 2: Georgia
Capitol: paint analysis
Folder 3: Georgia
Capitol: reports and meeting notes
Folder 4: Georgia
State Museum of Science and Industry
Folder 5: Georgia
Trust for Historic Preservation
Folder 6: Germanton,
North Carolina, church: carpet sample
Folder 7: Gettysburg
College: Wills House
Folder 8: Giambastiani,
Barbara J., and Ted Bartlett
Folder 9: Giannetti’s
Studio, Inc. (John Giannetti)
Folder 10: Gibson,
Lorine
Folder 11: Gilchrist,
Brenda
Folder 12: Gill,
Brendan [writer]
Folder 13: Giraytys,
James and Jane
Folder 14: Goldsmith,
Frances; and Sarah Goldsmith
Folder 15: Goldstein,
Judy
Folder 16: “Good
Morning America” (television show): Chris Hensen
Folder 17: Goode,
James M.
Folder 18: Government
Island (Aquia Creek, Virginia)
Box 28:
Folder 1: Gow,
Ian
Folder 2: Grant,
Ian
Folder 3: Grant,
Ierne
Folder 4: Graphic
design: David Ashton & Co.
Folder 5: Grayson,
Laura (Mrs. Gordon Grayson)
[see
also: Salubria (house: Culpeper County, Virginia)]
Folder 6: Greenwell,
Jolene
Folder 7: Greenwood
Plantation (Louisiana): photographs, plus a tour brochure from 1940
[also
called Lower Greenwood]
Folder 8: Grey
Towers (Milford, Pennsylvania)
Folder 9: Gribben,
Zuma
Folder 10: Guggenheim
grants: applications, 1972 and 1981
Folder 11: Guittard, Helen Gulley (correspondence
and book proposal, about Bay View, Michigan)
Folder 12: Gulf
Coast Vernacular Architecture project
Folder 13: Gunston
Hall (George Mason Home, Lorton, Virginia)
Folder 14: Hahn,
Margaret [interior design and photography]
Folder 15: Hammack,
Marc
Folder 16: Hampton,
Ambrose G.
Folder 17: Hampton
National Historic Site (Towson, Maryland)
Box 29:
Folder 1: Hampton-Preston
House (Columbia, South Carolina)
Folder 2: Handler,
Hank (Oak Grove Restoration Co.)
[see
also files for General George C. Marshall House]
Folder 3: Harness,
Cheryl [illustrator]
Folders 4-5: Harris,
Charles Monty
Folder 6: Harris
County Heritage and Conservation Society (Texas), 1990
Folder 7: Harry
N. Abrams, Inc.
Folder 8: Hart,
Bonnie and Monte (Organization Unlimited)
Folder 9: Hartness,
George
Folder 10: Harvey
Goddin Antiques
Folder 11: Hass, Patricia C. [book editor], with
draft of book about George Washington Lafayette
Folder 12: Hauerwas,
Anne and Stanley
Box 30:
Folder 1: Hearthstone
(house, Appleton, Wisconsin)
Folder 2: Hendricks,
Will and Susan
Folder 3: Hendrix,
Bryan
Folder 4: Henry B. Plant Museum (former Tampa
Bay Hotel; Tampa, Florida): correspondence
Folder 5: Henry B. Plant Museum (former Tampa
Bay Hotel; Tampa, Florida): reports, site visits, notes, etc.
Folder 6: Henry
Ford House
Folder 7: Henson,
Margaret Swett, 1992
Folder 8: Herbert
Hoover Library
Folder 9: Heritage
International Decorating Services, Inc., 1988
Folder 10: The
Hermitage (Andrew Jackson home, Hermitage, Tennessee)
Folder 11: Hermann-Grima
House (New Orleans, Louisiana)
Folder 12: Higham,
Althea: flower arrangements [she lived in the U.K.]
Folder 13: Historic
Alexandria Foundation (Virginia)
Folder 14: Historic
Annapolis Foundation (Maryland)
Folder 15: Historic
Columbia Foundation (Columbia, South Carolina)
Box 31:
Folder 1: Historic
House Association of America
Folder 2: Historic
Landmarks Foundation of Indiana
Folder 3: Historic
New Orleans Collection
[includes
Gallier House] [see also: Krotzer, Henry
W., Jr.]
Folder 4: Historic
preservation and historic preservation law
Folder 5: Historical
Society of Western Pennsylvania: Kins House
Folder 6: History
and Museum Consultants (Barbara L. Martin)
Folders 7-8: Hitchcock,
Henry-Russell
[see
also: files about the book Temples of
Democracy, in series III]
Folder 9: Holland,
Jim
Folder 10: Hollow
tiles
Folder 11: Holmes,
Nicholas H., Jr. [architect, Mobile, Alabama]
Folder 12: Honolulu
House (Marshall, Michigan)
Folder 13: Hoobler,
James A., 1994-1996 [Nashville, Tennessee]
Folder 14: Hood,
Graham [Colonial Williamsburg]
[see
also Colonial Williamsburg]
Folder 15: Horowitz,
Gary S. [Alfred University]
Folder 16: Horstman,
Anne H. and Neil W.
Folder 17: Howard
University: School of Continuing Education, 1993-1994
Folder 18: Hunt,
Conover
Folder 19: Hunter’s
Home (George M. Murrell House, Oklahoma)
Box 32:
Folder 1: Huntington
Library
Folder 2: Huntley
(mansion, Fairfax County, Virginia), and J. L. Sibley Jennings [architect]
Folder 3: Hyde
Hall (Cooperstown, New York)
Folder 4: Hyde-Lee-Kirkley
house (Tyler County, Texas)
Folder 5: Indiana
Capitol
Folder 6: James
Brice House (Annapolis, Maryland)
Folder 7: “James Hoban Commemoration” (Ireland,
2006); and celebration “Green Hills, White Houses,” (Washington, D.C., 2017)
Folder 8: James
J. Hill House (St. Paul, Minnesota)
Folder 9: James
K. Polk Memorial Association (Columbia, Tennessee)
Folder 10: James
Monroe Museum and Memorial Library (Fredericksburg, Virginia)
Folder 11: Jefferson
Art Lighting Co. (Teri A. Jefferson)
Folder 12: Joan
Rivers Show
Folder 13: Johns
Hopkins Press
Folder 14: Johnson
& Associates, Inc. (McLean, Virginia) (Robert M. Johnson)
Folder 15: Jones,
Penny (Elizabeth F.)
Folder 16: Jones
Point Lighthouse Restoration Committee
Folder 17: Jordan,
Milton S.
Folder 18: Joseph,
George Jay (Yellow Transportation, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland)
Folder 19: Joseph
Art Castings (Gareth Curtiss)
Folder 20: Joseph
E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., United States Bicentennial Project
Box 33:
Folders 1-4: Kansas
Capitol
Folder 5: Kansas
Capitol: billing
Folder 6: Kansas
Capitol: carpets
Folder 7: Kansas
Capitol: east wing, 2005 [and earlier]
Box 34:
Folder 1: Kansas
Capitol: furniture
Folder 2: Kansas
Capitol: lighting fixtures
Folder 3: Kansas
Capitol: paint colors and wall finishes
Folder 4: Kansas
Capitol: photographs [mostly photocopies, also a CD]
Folder 5: Karpfinger
Agency (Barney Karpfinger)
Folder 6: Kaye,
Ruth Lincoln
Folder 7: Keebler,
Rachel (Cobalt Studio)
Folder 8: Keepers
Preservation Education Fund
Folder 9: Kellogg,
R. I. (R.I. Kellogg and Daughters)
Folder 10: Kelly,
Bob (WRN Associates)
[continues
in next box]
Box 35:
Folder 1: Kelly,
Bob (WRN Associates): wallpaper and leather samples
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 2: Kemper,
Alan
Folder 3: Kemper
Log House (Sharonville, Ohio)
Folder 4: Kennedy,
Roger and Frances
Folder 5: Kensington
(mansion, Richland County, South Carolina)
Folder 6: Kentucky
Capitol
Folders 7-8: Kentucky
Capitol: bids
Folder 9: Kentucky
Capitol: invoices
Folder 10: Kentucky
Capitol: State Reception Room
Box 36:
Folders 1-2: Kentucky
Capitol: State Reception Room, 1991[-1992]
Folder 3: Kentucky
Capitol: State Reception Room: chiefly background information
Folder 4: Kentucky
Capitol: State Reception Room: samples and swatches
Folder 5: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: articles
Folder 6: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: bills and invoices
Folder 7: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: chiefly correspondence
[continues
in next box]
Box 37:
Folders 1-2: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: chiefly correspondence
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 3: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: drawings and notes
Folder 4: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: furnishings
Folder 5: Kentucky Governor’s Mansion: “The
Governor’s Mansion Restored”; and an essay by Walter Langsam
Folder 6: Kentucky Governor’s Mansion: guides’
information
Folder 7: Kentucky Governor’s Mansion: Kentucky
Derby, 1983
Folder 8: Kentucky Governor’s Mansion: notes
Folder 9: Kentucky Governor’s Mansion: notes
from or for a speech by Phyllis George Brown [wife of Governor John Y. Brown]
Folder 10: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: photographs
Folder 11: Kentucky Governor’s Mansion: photographs
(chiefly of furnishings being considered for purchase)
Box 38:
Folder 1: Kentucky Governor’s Mansion: “The
Program for the Rehabilitation …,” and additional material about the mansion
Folder 2: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: swatches and paint samples
Folder 3: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: 1990 revisit
Folder 4: Kentucky
Governor’s Mansion: 2004: possible refurbishment
Folder 5: Kentucky
Lieutenant Governor’s Mansion/Old Governor’s Mansion, 1996, 2002
Folder 6: Kerns
Group Architects
Folder 7: Kettis,
Gunilla Foster
Folder 8: Key
West Art and Historical Society (Florida)
Folder 9: Keys,
Margaret
Folder 10: Kimberly
Crest House and Gardens (Redlands, California)
Folder 11: King,
William E.
Folder 12: Kirkconnell,
Barbara (Decorative Arts, Ltd.)
Folder 13: Klapthor,
Margaret Brown
Folder 14: Knott
House Museum (Tallahassee, Florida)
Folder 15: Kornwolf,
James D. (College of William and Mary)
Folder 16: Kranik,
Cliff [Kranik Gallery, photography restoration]
Folder 17: Krotzer,
Henry W., Jr. (Gallier House, New Orleans, Louisisana)
[see
also: Historic New Orleans Collection]
Folder 18: Kukla,
Jon
Box 39:
Folder 1: Kvalsvik,
Eric [photographer]
Folder 2: Kyle,
F. Clason
Folder 3: Lamar
State College/Lamar University
Folder 4: Langsam,
Walter E.
[see
also Kentucky Governor’s Mansion]
Folder 5: Latimer
House (Zebulon Latimer house, Wilmington, North Carolina)
Folder 6: LBJ
Ranch project
Folder 7: Lee,
Toni (Antoinette)
[continues
in next box]
Box 40:
Folder 1: Lee,
Toni (Antoinette)
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 2: Lee,
Toni (Antoinette): “Conservation Areas in British Towns,” 1976
Folder 3: Leiner,
Katherine (book for William Morrow Co.)
Folder 4: LeRay
Mansion (Fort Drum, New York)
Folder 5: LeRay
Mansion (Fort Drum, New York): photographs
Folder 6: Library
of Congress
Folder 7: Lincoln,
New Mexico
Folder 8: Lincoln
Cottage (Washington, D.C.)
Folder 9: Linden,
Pat (Patricia)
Folder 10: Lighting,
19th century
Folder 11: Literary
Society (Washington, D.C.)
Folder 12: Literary
Society (Washington, D.C.): talks given by William Seale
Box 41:
Folder 1: Littlewood,
Craig: lamps
Folder 2: Lloyd,
Mary Clay (Mrs. Edward Read Lloyd)
Folder 3: Longstreet
Farm (Lincroft, New Jersey)
Folder 4: Longvue
House and Gardens (New Orleans, Louisiana)
Folder 5: Lord
Fairfax House (Alexandria, Virginia; Ariail home)
Folder 6: Louisiana
Arts and Science Center: Old Governor’s Mansion
Folder 7: Louisiana
Governor’s Mansion
Folder 8: Louisiana
Governor’s Mansion: correspondence
Folder 9: Louisiana
Governor’s Mansion: sketches, photographs, swatches
Folder 10: Loversidge,
Robert D.
Folder 11: Lukinson,
Sara
Folder 12: Lyceum
(Alexandria, Virginia)
Folder 13: Lynchburg,
Virginia: Old Courthouse
Folder 14: MacDougall,
Bruce and Jill
Folder 15: MacFarlane,
Neil
Folder 16: Maddex,
Diane (Archetype Press)
Box 42:
Folder 1: Madison,
Indiana
[includes
information about a saddle manufactory]
Folder 2: Main
Street Press, and Lawrence Grow
Folder 3: Maine
Capitol and Governor’s Mansion (Blaine House)
Folder 4: Marietta,
Ohio: “The Castle”
Folder 5: Martha’s
Vineyard, Massachusetts
Folder 6: Martin
House Restoration Corporation
[Darwin Martin
House, Buffalo, New York]
Folder 7: Mary
McLeod Bethune House (Washington, D.C.)
Folder 8: Maryland National Capital Park and
Planning Commission: Agricultural History Farm Park
Folder 9: Maryland National Capital Park and
Planning Commission: Agricultural History Farm Park: chiefly correspondence
Folder 10: Mason,
Sandra
Folder 11: Massachusetts
Capitol
Folder 12: Matty,
Suzanne and Greg
Folder 13: May,
Jack R.
Folder 14: McComb,
Eileen (Benjamin Moore Paints)
Folder 15: McCullough,
David
Folder 16: McDonald,
Archie P. (East Texas Historical Association)
Folder 17: McFaddin-Ward
House (Beaumont, Texas)
Box 43:
Folder 1: McGinn,
Lizette Gordon Smith
Folder 2: McInnis Industries (Port Arthur,
Texas; Jerry McInnis): wooden blinds for General George C. Marshall House
Folder 3: McMahon,
Robert J.
Folder 4: Mellon,
Rachel (Bunny; Mrs. Paul Mellon)
Folder 5: Meneur,
Olga
Folder 6: Menninger
Clock Tower Building (Topeka, Kansas)
Folder 7: Menokin
(house, Richmond County, Virginia)
Folder 8: Meyer,
Muffie (Middlemarch Films): program about Dolley Madison
Folder 9: Michaels,
Eric P.
Folders 10-11: Michigan
Capitol
[also
a folder in Box 94]
Folder 12: Michigan
Capitol: Architects Four (chiefly time sheets)
Folder 13: Michigan
Capitol: articles
Folder 14: Michigan
Capitol: book by William Seale
[continues
in next box]
Box 44:
Folder 1: Michigan
Capitol: book by William Seale
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 2: Michigan
Capitol: book by William Seale: typescript
Folder 3: Michigan
Capitol: carpets
Folder 4: Michigan
Capitol: correspondence: Dick Frank
Folder 5: Michigan
Capitol: correspondence: John T. Meyer
Folder 6: Michigan
Capitol: corridor/Rotunda
Folder 7: Michigan
Capitol: draperies
Folder 8: Michigan
Capitol: elevators
Folder 9: Michigan
Capitol: Executive rooms
[continues
in next box]
Box 45:
Folder 1: Michigan
Capitol: Executive rooms
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 2: Michigan
Capitol: furnishings plan, April 1989
Folders 3-7: Michigan
Capitol: furniture
Box 46:
Folder 1: Michigan
Capitol: furniture: chairs for House and Senate
Folder 2: Michigan
Capitol: House of Representatives:
Folder 3: Michigan
Capitol: House of Representatives: furnishing plans, 1989
Folders 4-5: Michigan
Capitol: House of Representatives: reports on furniture and decoration
Folders 6-7: Michigan
Capitol: light fixtures
Folder 8: Michigan
Capitol: light fixtures: corridors
Box 47:
Folders 1-2: Michigan
Capitol: lighting
Folder 3: Michigan
Capitol: lower corridor
Folder 4: Michigan
Capitol: photographs, postcard, drawings
Folder 5: Michigan
Capitol: Quinn Evans Architects (includes time sheets)
Folder 6: Michigan
Capitol: rededications, 1990 and 1992; and thank you letters
Folder 7: Michigan
Capitol: room drawings [rooms are not labeled]
Folders 8-9: Michigan
Capitol: Senate
Box 48:
Folder 1: Michigan
Capitol: Senate: east wing project: original report, 1990
Folders 2-3: Michigan
Capitol: Senate: furniture
Folder 4: Michigan
Capitol: Senate: furniture report, May 1991
Folder 5: Michigan
Capitol: Senate: lighting
Folder 6: Michigan
Capitol: swatches of fabric, wallpaper
Folder 7: Michigan
Capitol: swatches of fabric and trim for executive rooms
Folder 8: Michigan
Capitol: times sheets and fees
Folder 9: Michigan
Capitol: voting system
Box 49:
Folder 1: Middleton,
Lawrence, 1970s
Folder 2: Miller,
Mimi
Folder 3: Miller,
T. Michael
Folder 4: Millwood
ruins: photographs
Folder 5: Minnehaha
County Courthouse (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) (Thomas B. Muths)
Folder 6: Minnesota
Capitol
Folder 7: Minnesota
Governor’s Mansion
Folder 8: Minnesota
Historical Society
Folder 9: Mississippi
Capitol
Folders 10-11: Mississippi
Governor’s Mansion
Folders 12-13: Mitchell,
William R.
Folder 14: Mobile
City Hall (Alabama)
Folder 15: Modern
furniture
Folder 16: Molly
Brown House Museum (Denver, Colorado)
Folder 17: Monkman,
Betty
Box 50:
Folder 1: Montgomery
County Courthouse (Ohio)
Folder 2: Montgomery
Place (house, Dutchess County, New York)
Folders 3-4: Montpelier
(James Madison house, Orange County, Virginia)
Folder 5: Montpelier (James Madison house,
Orange County, Virginia): Madison Conference, 1989
Folder 6: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): articles and printed material
Folder 7: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): chiefly correspondence
Folder 8: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): contracts, time sheets, 1990s
Folder 9: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): furnishing plans and notes
Folder 10: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): furnishings: photographs
Box 51:
Folder 1: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): paint analysis
Folder 2: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): “Project for the Interiors”
Folder 3: Montpelier
Mansion (Laurel, Maryland): Snowden family
Folder 4: Moody
Mansion (Galveston, Texas)
Folder 5: Morgan,
H. Wayne (University of Oklahoma)
Folder 6: Mosca,
Matthew (Artifex, Ltd.)
Folder 7: Moskey,
Skip (Stephen T. Moskey)
Folder 8: Mount
Vernon Ladies’ Association
Folder 9: Munsell
Color Co.
Folder 10: Munzing,
Hans J.
Folders 11-12: Murtagh,
William J.
Folder 13: Myers,
Denys Peter
Folder 14: Myers,
Hyman
Folder 15: Nacogdoches,
Texas (East Texas Historical Association)
Folder 16: Nash,
Susan
Folder 17: National Endowment for the Humanities: chiefly
about a grant to Victorian Society in America to study state capitols, 1990s
Folder 18: National
Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.) and National Portrait Gallery
Folder 19: National
Geographic Society, 1980s-1990s (includes White House film)
Folder 20: National
Landmarks Committee of the National Park System Advisory Board
Folder 21: National
Park Service
Folder 22: National Park Service: Independence
National Historical Park and James Dexter site
Box 52:
Folder 1: National
Park Service: Oxon Cover Park: bid
Folder 2: National
Trust for Historic Preservation
Folder 3: National
Trust for Historic Preservation: awards
Folders 4-5: Neal,
John R. (Columbia, Tennessee)
Folder 6: New
Jersey Capitol
Folder 7: New
York Capitol: symposium, 1981
Folder 8: Noonan,
James W.
Folder 9: Norman,
Jim, Caroline, and Matthew
Folder 10: North
Carolina Capitol, and North Carolina Governor’s Mansion
Folder 11: Northern
Ireland: research trip, 2006
Folder 12: Norwood,
David
Folder 13: Notre
Dame University
Box 53:
Folder 1: Oak
Grove Restoration Company (Laytonsville, Maryland)
Folder 2: Oak
Hill and the Martha Berry Museum (Mount Berry, Georgia)
Folder 3: Oaklands
Historic House Museum (Murfreesboro, Tennessee)
[includes
piece of pre-1850 wallpaper]
Folders 4-5: Oakmont
Country Club (Oakmont, Pennsylvania)
Folder 6: Oakmont
County Club (Oakmont, Pennsylvania): photographs
Folder 7: O’Brien,
William Patrick (Pat)
Folder 8: Oehrlein,
Mary L.
Folder 9: Ohio
Arts Council; and
Ohio
Arts Facilities Commission
Folders 10-11: Ohio
Capitol
Box 54:
Folder 1: Ohio
Capitol: agreement about services
Folder 2: Ohio
Capitol: articles about project
Folder 3: Ohio
Capitol: book proposal
Folder 4: Ohio
Capitol: bronze powders
Folder 5: Ohio
Capitol: busts and statues, art work, plaques
Folder 6: Ohio Capitol: carpets
[also a
folder in Box 94]
Folder 7: Ohio Capitol: celebrations: “A Capitol
Revival,” 1996; and “A Capitol Evening,” 1993
Folder 8: Ohio
Capitol: conference notes
Folder 9: Ohio
Capitol: doors
Folder 10: Ohio
Capitol: draperies and window blinds
Folder 11: Ohio
Capitol: elevators
Folder 12: Ohio
Capitol: furniture and furnishings
[also
a folder in Box 94]
[continued
in next box]
Box 55:
Folder 1: Ohio
Capitol: furniture and furnishings
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 2: Ohio
Capitol: George Washington Williams Memorial Room
Folder 3: Ohio
Capitol: hardware
Folder 4: Ohio
Capitol: historical statement
Folders 5-7: Ohio
Capitol: lighting and light fixtures
[also
a folder in legal size files]
Box 56:
Folder 1: Ohio
Capitol: lighting and light fixtures: historic lighting design
Folder 2: Ohio
Capitol: lighting datasheets, 1992
Folder 3: Ohio
Capitol: lighting report
Folder 4: Ohio
Capitol: notes
Folder 5: Ohio Capitol: “Ohio Statehouse
Restoration”: report and photographs submitted by architects to 1997 Business Week/Architectural Record
Awards
Folder 6: Ohio
Capitol: paint and painting
Folder 7: Ohio
Capitol: schedules and Seale’s visits
Folder 8: Ohio
Capitol: Schooley Caldwell Associates (architects for project)
[see
also: Schooley Caldwell Associates]
Folder 9: Ohio
Capitol: specification for work
Folder 10: Ohio
Capitol: state seal stained glass window
Folder 11: Ohio
Capitol: swatches
Box 57:
Folder 1: Ohio
Capitol: timesheets and invoices for services
Folder 2: Ohio
Governor’s Mansion
Folder 3: Ohio
Historical Society
Folder 4: Ohio
Supreme Court
Folder 5: Ohio
Supreme Court: carpets
Folder 6: Ohio
Supreme Court: fabric [includes a swatch]
Folder 7: Ohio
Supreme Court: invoices and time sheets
Folder 8: Ohio
Supreme Court: Ohio Departments Building
Folders 9-11: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia)
Box 58:
Folder 1: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): architecture and floor plans
Folder 2: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): billing
Folder 3: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): contracts
Folder 4: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): docent training guide
Folder 5: Old Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville,
Georgia): furniture list, Dec. 1997; and furniture costs
Folder 6: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): “A Historical Chronology”
Folder 7: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): historical narrative (drafts)
Folder 8: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): interpretive plans
Folder 9: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): inventories
Folder 10: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): kitchen fireplace
Folder 11: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): millwork
Folder 12: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): notes from meetings, etc.
Folder 13: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): outbuildings
Box 59:
Folder 1: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): paint analysis
Folder 2: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): phase IV schematics
Folder 3: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): sketches for report
Folder 4: Old
Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville, Georgia): swatches
Folder 5: Old Governor’s Mansion (Milledgeville,
Georgia): work to be done; and code review
Folder 6: Olsen,
Darla Mae
Folder 7: Omohundro,
Helen Simpson
Folder 8: Opperman,
Joseph K. (Joe)
Folder 9: Orchestra
Hall (Detroit, Michigan)
Folder 10: Organization
of American Historians
Folder 11: Oxendorf,
Eric
Folder 12: Oxford
University Press
Folder 13: Parker,
Knight: audio [two CDs]
Folder 14: Parlange
Plantation on False River (Louisiana)
Folder 15: Patout,
Peter
Folder 16: Patterson,
Flynn & Martin, Inc. [New York City]
Folder 17: Payne,
Roger and Samuel
Folder 18: Peacock,
Howard
Folder 19: Pena-Peck
House (St. Augustine, Florida)
Folder 20: Pennsylvania
Capitol
Box 60:
Folder 1: Pennypacker
Mills (Schwenksville, Pennsylvania)
Folder 2: Peret,
Anne
Folder 3: Peters,
Ann C.
Folder 4: Peterson,
Charles E. (with information on 20th century stonemason Ian Cramb)
Folder 5: Pettit, Anne (Mrs. John W.) (Talbot
County, Maryland, Historic District Commission)
Folder 6: Pettey,
Gordon (Fort Worth, Texas)
Folder 7: Phelan
Mansion (John Henry Phelan House, Beaumont, Texas)
Folder 8: Phillips & Oppermann (architects,
Winston-Salem, North Carolina; partners were Charles A. Phillips and Joseph
Oppermann – see also files under those individual names)
Folder 9: Phillips,
Charles [unclear whether Charles A. or Charles K. Phillips]
Folder 10: Phillips, Charles A. (includes his
partner Don S. Van Etten; see also file for Phillips and Oppermann)
Folder 11: Phillips,
Charles K. (Chuck) and Ann
Folder 12: Phillips,
Laura Adams Wooldridge
Folder 13: Photo
rights
Folder 14: Pinkowski,
Andrzej
Folder 15: Pitche,
Anthony
Folder 16: Pitts,
Carolyn
Folder 17: Plaster
casts
Folder 18: Point
Ellice House (Victoria, British Columbia)
Folder 19: Point
of Honor (Lynchburg, Virginia)
Folder 20: Polk
family (Beaumont, Texas)
Box 61:
Folder 1: Pond Spring (Wheeler home, Hillsboro,
Alabama): chiefly correspondence and partial master plan
Folder 2: Pond Spring (Wheeler home, Hillsboro,
Alabama): interviews; family information; photographs
Folder 3: Pond
Spring (Wheeler home, Hillsboro, Alabama): reports and inventory
Folder 4: Pope-Leighey House (Frank Lloyd Wright
house at Woodlawn Plantation, Virginia)
Folder 5: Pope
Villa (Senator John Pope home, Lexington, Kentucky)
Folder 6: Poplar
Forest (Thomas Jefferson home, Forest, Virginia)
Folder 7: Powers, Ted B. (Theodore B. Powers,
Jr.; but seems to be same person as Theodore Dillon Powers)
Folder 8: Preston,
Leni
Folder 9: The Public Historian
Folder 10: Publicity:
news services
Folder 11: Publishers
Box 62:
Folders 1-2: Quigley,
Kathleen
Folder 3: Quilt from Oklahoma: “history of the
women who made the Oklahoma quilt from Bernie and Joe Meyers, 1994”
Folder 4: Quinn
Evans/Architects
Folder 5: Rambusch
Decorating Co. (Viggo Rambusch)
Folder 6: Ramsey,
Mary Frances
Folder 7: Ray,
Robert (Bob; Cavalier Antiques)
Folder 8: Reber,
Paul C.
Folder 9: Red
Hill: Patrick Henry National Memorial (Virginia)
Folder 10: Redlands
research program
Folder 11: Reeves,
F. Blair and Mary Nell; also their nephews Tim and Bill Gibson
Folder 12: Reilly,
Annette Sturdivant
Folder 13: Remini,
Robert V.
Folder 14: Renberg,
James
Folder 15: Researchers
Folder 16: Resources
Council, 1982
Box 63:
Folder 1: Resumes
[for others, not for William Seale]
Folder 2: Rhode
Island Capitol
Folder 3: Rhodes
House (Atlanta, Georgia)
Folder 4: Rice
University: Fondren Library
Folder 5: Rice
University Press
Folder 6: Richardson,
H. H. (Henry Hobson)
Folder 7: Richardson,
Newbold
Folder 8: Riley,
Greg (including Polk house, Beaumont, Texas)
Folder 9: Ritvo,
Harriet
Folders 10-11: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland)
Folders 12-16: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): 1984-1988
[1988
continues in next box]
Box 64:
Folders 1-6: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): 1988-1997
[1988
is continued from previous box]
Folder 7: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): Chateau du Mick (Belgium)
Folder 8: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): contracts, 1987-1994
[includes
bills for services and other information]
Folder 9: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): critique, 1985
Folder 10: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): dining room
Box 65:
Folder 1: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): floor coverings
Folder 2: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): inventories
Folder 3: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): landmark nomination
Folder 4: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): letters of Rosalie Stier Calvert and others
Folder 5: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): library
Folder 6: Riversdale (Riverdale Park, Maryland):
library: “Report on Some Installation Preparations for Wallpaper …,” 1989
Folder 7: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): mantles and fireplaces
Folder 8: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): photographs
Folder 9: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): plaster casts
Folder 10: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): proposal for
three rooms, 1993
[also
includes newsletter article and sketches]
Folder 11: Riversdale
(Riverdale Park, Maryland): wallpaper
Folder 12: Robbins
Hunter Museum (Granville, Ohio)
Folder 13: Robinson,
Jane
Folder 14: Rochester
Historical Society (New York)
[with
information about Nehemiah Osburn]
Folder 15: Rockwood
(mansion, New Castle County, Delaware)
Folder 16: Roedenbeck[?],
Herbert: Christmas, 1920
Folder 17: Rogers, Becky (Mrs. John Rogers;
Jacksonville, Florida; interested in Ximenez
Fatio House)
Folder 18: Rogers,
Joseph Shepperd (Joe; painter)
Box 66:
Folders 1-2: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana)
Folder 3: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): agreement
Folder 4: Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville,
Louisiana): articles and excerpts from books
Folder 5: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): floor coverings
Folder 6: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): floor plans
[also
a folder in Box 94]
Folder 7: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): historic furnishings plan, 2002
Folder 8: Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville,
Louisiana): historic furnishings plan, 2002, notes and comments
Folder 9: Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville,
Louisiana): historic furnishings plan, 2002 (partial), with comments
Folder 10: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): inventories
[also
a folder in Box 94]
Box 67:
Folder 1: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): photographs and postcards
Folder 2: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): photographs on compact disks
Folder 3: Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville,
Louisiana): real estate agents’ information packet, circa 1990
Folder 4: Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville,
Louisiana): research notes and family information
Folder 5: Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville,
Louisiana): schedule 1: equipment [i.e. furniture]
Folders 6-7: Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville,
Louisiana): Visuals I and II
Folder 8: Rosewell Foundation (Gloucester,
Virginia)
Folder 9: Round Hill (house, Mount Vernon, Ohio)
(Christine and Erwin J. Weber)
Folder 10: Rowland, Beverly (Mrs. Walter Speed
Rowland; National Society of the Colonial Dames of America, State of Delaware)
Folder 11: Rubesch’s
Inc. (Alexandria, Virginia)
Box 68:
Folder 1: Rutherford
B. Hayes Presidential Center
Folder 2: Ruthmere
(house, Elkhart, Indiana)
Folder 3: Ruthstrom,
Carl Alfred
Folder 4: Sadler,
Jay
Folder 5: Sagamore
Hill (Theodore Roosevelt home, Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York)
Folder 6: St.
Agnes School (Alexandria, Virginia)
Folder 7: St.
Augustine, Florida: paint project
Folder 8: St.
Paul’s Episcopal Church (Alexandria, Virginia)
Folder 9: St.
Rose of Lima Church (Gaithersburg, Maryland)
Folder 10: Salubria (house: Culpeper County,
Virginia) (Laura (Mrs. Gordon] Grayson; Memorial Foundation of the Germanna
Colony)
[see also:
Gray, Laura]
Folder 11: Sam
Houston Memorial Museum (Huntsville, Texas)
Folders 12-13: San
Augustine, Texas
Box 69:
Folder 1: San
Augustine, Texas: Mission Dolores project
Folder 2: San
Augustine History Center and San Augustine Historical Foundation (Texas)
Folder 3: San
Jacinto project
Folder 4: Sanders,
Christine Moor
Folder 5: Sanders,
John L. (Chapel Hill, North Carolina)
Folder 6: Scalamandré
Folder 7: Schneider,
Gretchen
Folder 8: Schooley
Caldwell Associates (architects, etc.)
[see
also under Ohio Capitol]
Folder 9: Schwartz,
David (architect)
Folder 10: Schwebel
(Todd D. H. Schwebel, Chicago, Illinois)
Folders 11-12: Schumacher,
Inc.: Victorian Collection project
Folder 13: Scott,
Gary Thomas
Folder 14: Scott
House (Lansing, Michigan)
Folder 15: Scouton,
Rex Wayne
Folder 16: Scully,
Arthur, Jr.
Box 70:
Folder 1: Seminar
for Historical Administrators, 1972-1990
Folders 2-3: Severin,
Ella A.: estate
Folder 4: Sewell-Belmont
house (Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument)
Folder 5: Sexton-Crocket
house (San Augustine, Texas)
Folder 6: Shack
Mountain (Albemarle County, Virginia)
Folder 7: Sheffield’s
(St. Louis, Missouri)
Folder 8: Shotgun
houses
Folder 9: Sidey,
Hugh
Folder 10: Silverman,
Viviane
Folder 11: Sisson,
Richard and Willa: Robert Warth house (Gallipolis, Ohio)
Folder 12: Slivka,
Gene
Folder 13: Smead,
Susan
Box 71:
Folder 1: Smith,
Ann Webster
Folder 2: Smith-Savage,
Sheron
Folder 3: Smithsonian
Institution
Folder 4: Smithsonian Institution: National
Museum of American History: Harral-Wheeler bedroom; and the Texas House
(Schroeder House)
Folder 5: Smithsonian
Institution Press; Smithsonian Books; Smithsonian
Magazine
Folder 6: Snadon,
Patrick
Folder 7: Society
for Court Studies
Folder 8: Sons
of the Republic of Texas
Folder 9: Sons
of the Republic of Texas: Summerfield G. Roberts Award
[Seale
won this award in 1971 for his book on Margaret Houston]
Folder 10: South
Carolina tri-centennial
Folder 11: South
Dakota State Historical Society
Folder 12: Southwestern
University (Georgetown, Texas)
Folder 13: Southwestern
University (Georgetown, Texas): Distinguished Alumnus Award
Folder 14: Stamps,
Bob (Stamps family history)
Box 72:
Folder 1: State
Historical Society of Wisconsin: photograph project: Krueger family
Folder 2: Stratford
Hall: agreement and correspondence
Folder 3: Stratford
Hall: architecture (includes a report by
Paul Buchanan)
Folders 4-5: Stratford
Hall: Buchanan and Phillips report
Folder 6: Stratford
Hall: Calhoun, Jeannie (researcher)
Folder 7: Stratford
Hall: chiefly correspondence
Folder 8: Stratford
Hall: exterior stairs report, 1982, by D.
Harnsberger and M. H. Sadler
Folder 9: Stratford
Hall: Fendall family connection
Box 73:
Folder 1: Stratford
Hall: HABS drawings; and floor plans from
various sources
Folders 2-3: Stratford
Hall: interpretation plan, 1989, by Seale
Folder 4: Stratford
Hall: inventories and estates of various
members of Lee family
(includes
reports by J.C. Miller and C.H. Wynick)
Folder 5: Stratford
Hall: paint analysis
Folder 6: Stratford
Hall: Paul Buchanan book
Folder 7: Stratford
Hall: portraits
Folder 8: Stratford
Hall: recollections of changes in house
Box 74:
Folder 1: Stratford
Hall: report: draft
Folder 2: Stratford Hall: “Report on Historical Interpretation,” 1994, by J. Calhoun and B.J.
Bowen
Folder 3: Stratford
Hall: research notes
Folder 4: Stratford
Hall: research notes on Thomas Lee
(1690-1750)
[see
also folder in Box 94 for notes on other Lees]
Folder 5: Stratford
Hall: research report, 1968, by C. H.
Wynick
Folder 6: Stratford
Hall: research report on Philip Ludwell
Lee, by J. A. Calhoun
Folders 7-8: Stratford
Hall: research reports of Jeannie Calhoun,
1986-1993
[continues
in next box]
Box 75:
Folders 1-3: Stratford
Hall: research reports of Jeannie Calhoun,
1986-1993
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 4: Stratford
Hall: title search, and development
Folder 5: Strickler,
Jerry [includes a play script]
Folders 6-8: Supervising
Architect of the Treasury project
[research
project sponsored by Columbia Historical Society, Washington, D.C.]
Box 76:
Folder 1: Swatch:
found loose in a box, provenance unknown
Folder 2: Taylor
house (Nacodoches, Texas)
Folder 3: Taylor,
Lonn
[includes
copy of his talk “The Early History of St. Margaret’s Church”]
Folders 4-5: Teague
house (Montgomery, Alabama)
Folder 6: Temple-Ralston,
Dina
Box 77:
Folder 1: Ten
Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee Deport, Wisconsin)
Folder 2: Ten
Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Carpets
Folders 3-4: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee
Deport, Wisconsin): Carpets: samples
Folder 5: Ten
Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Conservators
Folder 6: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Conservators: Bernacki & Associates, and Oakley
Folder 7: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Conservators: Conrad Schmitt Studios
Folder 8: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee
Deport, Wisconsin): Conservators: schedules of work done
Box 78:
Folders 1-2: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee
Deport, Wisconsin): Correspondence
Folder 3: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Cottage: report on interior finishes, 2011; and a
2010 chimney report
Folder 4: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Curtains and other fabrics, including upholstery
fabrics
Folder 5: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Grants
Folder 6: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Interiors Restoration Report, by Seale, 2000
Folder 7: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): inventory; and report: “A Future Worthy of the
Past,” 1995
Folder 8: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): notes and sketches
Folder 9: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Objects reports
[continues in next box]
Box 79:
Folder 1: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Objects reports
[continued
from previous box]
Folders 2-7: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee
Deport, Wisconsin): Objects reports, by room:
Belasco
Room and Box labeled “Belasco closet”;
Flirtation
Room, Sewing Room, Summer Room, kitchen furnishings;
Halls
up and down, small passage between Flirtation and Belasco rooms;
Living
room, Dining Room, Library;
Southwest
Bedroom, Northwest Bedroom, Helen Hayes Bedroom and bathroom;
Master
Bedroom, dressing room, and bathroom
Folder 8: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): “Scandinavian Influences at Ten Chimneys,” by M.
Perers
Folder 9: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Transcript of radio interview, Damien Jacques
interviewing William Seale, station WHAD, 2001
Folder 10: Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home;
Genesee Deport, Wisconsin): Wallpaper, including conservation report
Box 80:
Folder 1: Tennessee Capitol (with Charles
Warterfield)
Folder 2: Texas:
various organizations and agencies
(Texas
A&M University Press; Texas Conservation Alliances; Texas Department of
Criminal Justice: volunteer services; Texas State Historical Survey Committee;
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department)
Folder 3: Texas
Governor’s Mansion (Austin, Texas)
Folder 4: Texas
Governor’s Mansion (Austin, Texas): Correspondence
Folder 5: Texas
Governor’s Mansion (Austin, Texas): Report by Seale, 1975
Folder 6: Texas
Governor’s Mansion (Beaumont, Texas): paint report
Folder 7: Texas
History Museum project
Folder 8: Texas
School Book Depository
[see
also: Dallas County Historical Commission]
Folder 9: Texas
State Archives; and Texas State Library
Folder 10: Texas
State Historical Association (includes articles and talks)
Folder 11: Theodore
Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site (Buffalo, New York)
Folder 12: Thistle
Hill (Fort Worth, Texas)
Folder 13: Thompson,
Brandon
[continues
in next box]
Box 81:
Folders 1-2: Thompson,
Brandon
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 3: Thornwillow
Press (New York, N.Y.) (Luke Ives Pontifell)
Folder 4: Thurber
House (Columbus, Ohio)
Folder 5: Tingey
House (Washington Navy Yard, D.C.)
Folders 6-8: Travellers Rest (Nashville, Tennessee):
Architectural Evidence, volume I; and first part of volume II, prepared by
Phillips & Oppermann
Box 82:
Folders 1-7: Travellers Rest (Nashville, Tennessee):
Architectural Evidence, second part of volume II; volumes III, IV, and V; and
first part of volume VI, prepared by Phillips & Oppermann
Box 83:
Folders 1-7: Travellers Rest (Nashville, Tennessee):
Architectural Evidence, second part of volume VI; volumes VII, VIII, and IX;
prepared by Phillips & Oppermann
Box 84:
Folder 1: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): contracts and invoices
Folders 2-6: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): correspondence, 1985-2007, and undated
Box 85:
Folder 1: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): critique by Seale
Folder 2: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): drawings and photographs
Folder 3: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): furnishing plan, by L. DeNood, 1979
Folder 4: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): furnishings plan (historic), by Seale, 1994
Folder 5: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): furnishings report, by A. H. Michie, 1980
Folder 6: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): furniture lists
Folder 7: Travellers Rest (Nashville,
Tennessee): Historic Structure Report, by Phillips & Oppermann
Folder 8: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): interpretation, by Seale, 1990
Folder 9 Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): landscape
Box 86:
Folder 1: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): master plan, by Seale, 1994
Folder 2: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): notes
Folder 3: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): Overton family
Folder 4: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): paint
Folder 5: Travellers Rest (Nashville,
Tennessee): planning proposal, by Seale, 1987; and ideas, 1989
Folder 6: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): publicity about Seale
Folder 7: Travellers
Rest (Nashville, Tennessee): room plans
Folder 8-9: Travellers Rest (Nashville, Tennessee):
scrapbooks I and II, Phillips & Oppermann
Folder 10: Treese, Joel D.
[Treese served
as a research assistant for Seale’s book The
Imperial Season, and much of this correspondence pertains to that workanderson]
Folder 11: Trescott,
Jerry
Box 87:
Folder 1: Trout,
Andrew P.
Folder 2: Turner,
Suzanne Louise (landscape architect)
Folder 3: Union
Bank Building (Tallahassee, Florida)
Folder 4: Union Bank Building (Tallahassee,
Florida): notebook: chronology; furnishings research; paint colors
Folder 5: Union Bank Building (Tallahassee,
Florida): notebook: articles and reports; documents; Trull report
Folder 6: Union Bank Building (Tallahassee,
Florida): “Project on the Interiors,” by Seale, no date (with original
drawings)
Folder 7: Union
Bank Building (Tallahassee, Florida): various reports (not by Seale)
Folder 8: Union
Station (Nashville, Tennessee)
Folder 9: University
of Nevada Press
Folder 10: University
of Texas Press: possible San Augustine book
Box 88:
Folder 1: University
of Virginia: Lawn project
Folder 2: University
Press of Kansas
Folder 3: Upholstery
and upholsterers
Folder 4: U.S.Axminister
Folder 5: United
States. Department of the Treasury:
paint research report
Folder 6: United
States. Department of the Treasury:
proposed reception room
Folder 7: United
States Capitol, 2000
Folder 8: United
States Capitol Historical Society
Folder 9: United
States Information Agency
Folder 10: Urbanna,
Ohio
Folder 11: Vaile
Mansion (Independence, Missouri)
Folder 12: Victorian
Society in America
Folder 13: Victorian
Society in America: fall party, 1972
Folder 14: Victorian
Society in America: fall symposium, 1982
[with
texts of talks by various speakers, including Richard Guy Wilson]
Folder 15: Victorian
Society in America: grant to study state capitols
Folder 16: Victorian
Society in America: membership study, 1979
Box 89:
Folder 1: Victorian
Society in America: proposed publication to be called Victorian Life
Folders 2-4: Victorian
Society in America: publications: 19th
Century and others
Folder 5: Villa
Louis (Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin)
Folder 6: Virgin
Islands Governmental House
Folder 7: Virginia
Capitol
Folder 8: Virginia
Museum of Fine Arts” “Painting in the South”: exhibit and symposia
Folder 9: Virginia
Society of the American Institute of Architects
Box 90:
Folder 1: Vottero,
David A.
Folder 2: V’soske,
Paul W. and Carol Ann
Folder 3: W.W.
Norton & Company
Folder 4: Walker,
Esther (Mrs. John H. Walker)
Folder 5: Wallpaper:
various companies and information
Folder 6: Wallpaper:
WRN Associates
Folder 7: Walter,
Garvin
Folder 8: Walter
Reed Hospital
Folder 9: Walton,
John (John W. and Sara R. Walton Foundation; His Lordship’s Kindness)
Folder 10: Wanger,
Shelley (of Pantheon Books)
Folder 11: Ward,
Susan M. (Heritage Communications)
Folder 12: Ware,
Cynthia G.
Folder 13: Warkentin
House (Newton, Kansas)
Folder 14: Warnecke,
John Carol (includes information about the White House)
Folder 15: Warner,
Lee W.
Folder 16: Warner,
Willy
Folder 17: Washington-on-the-Brazos
State Historic Site (Texas)
Box 91:
Folder 1: Waterproofing
houses
Folder 2: Waters, John C. (University of Georgia;
also includes Sigma Pi Kappa honor society)
Folder 3: Website
study, 2009
Folder 4: Wedgwood
Folder 5: Welsh,
Frank S. (architectural coatings engineer)
Folder 6: West
Dean Collee (Sussex, England), and Charmian Lacey
Folder 7: Wheeler,
Emily L.
Folder 8: Wichita
Historical Museum (Kansas)
Folder 9: Wicke,
Myron F.
Folder 10: William
Faulkner House (Rowan Oak, Oxford, Mississippi)
Folder 11: William
Knox Mansion (Montgomery, Alabama)
Folder 12: William
Reuben Thomas Center (Gainesville, Florida)
Folder 13: Wilson,
A. C.
Folder 14: Wilson,
Linda M.
Folders 15-16: Wilson,
Steve, and Laura Lee Brown (Woodland Farm, Kentucky)
[continues
in next box]
Box 92:
Folders 1-2: Wilson,
Steve, and Laura Lee Brown (Woodland Farm, Kentucky)
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 3: Wilson,
Steve, and Laura Lee Brown (Woodland Farm, Kentucky): billing
Folder 4: Wilson, Steve, and Laura Lee Brown
(Woodland Farm, Kentucky): correspondence, 2000
Folder 5: Wilson, Steve, and Laura Lee Brown
(Woodland Farm, Kentucky): drawings
Folder 6: Wilson, Steve, and Laura Lee Brown
(Woodland Farm, Kentucky): historical notes
Folder 7: Windsor
(house ruins, near Port Gibson, Mississippi)
Folder 8: Windsor
Publications (California; Lissa Sanders)
Folder 9: Winterthur
Museum
Folder 10: Wisconsin
Capitol
Folder 11: Wood-Matic
Enterprises (Holland, Michigan)
Box 93:
Folder 1: Woodward
Opera House (Mount Vernon, Ohio)
Folder 2: Woody,
Robert H.
Folder 3: Wyoming
Capitol
Folder 4: Ximenez-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): consultation reports, from Seale
[also
a file in Box 94]
Folder 5: Ximenez-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): correspondence
Folder 6: Ximenez-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): Magazine
Antiques article
Folder 7: Ximenez-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): notes and articles
Folder 8: Ximenez-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): photographs
Folder 9: Ximenez-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): reports
[also
a folder in legal size files, which also includes drawings]
Folder 10: Ximenez-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): swatches
Box 94: legal
size files
Folder 1: Alabama
State Capitol
Folder 2: Alexander
Graham Bell House
Folder 3: Alexandria
Academy (Virginia)
Folder 4: Michigan
Capitol
Folder 5: Ohio
Capitol: carpets and furniture
Folders 6-7: Ohio
Capitol: lighting and light fixtures
Folder 8: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): floor plans
Folder 9: Rosedown
Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): inventories
Folder 10: Stratford Hall: notes on Charles Carter
Lee; Henry (“Black Horse Harry”) Lee; and Henry (“Light Horse Harry”) Lee
Folder 11: Ximenz-Fatio
House (St. Augustine, Florida): drawings and reports
Folder 12: Seale,
William: chapter on state capitols for the book Form & Function
Folder 13: Seale,
William: Talk: Cooperstown Seminar, 1981
Series II:
William Seale personal files, including articles and talks
Box 1:
Folder 1: Article:
“The American Courthouse and the American Experience,” 2013
Folder 2: Article: “Best Foot Forward: White
House Social Rules in the Time of Theodore Roosevelt,” for National Archives’ Prologue, fall 1992
Folder 3: Article: “The Four Ovals of the White
House,” for Washington Antiques Show catalog, 2012
Folder 4: Article:
“How I Research an Historic House”
Folder 5: Article:
“Preserving the White House,” for Historic
Preservation, July 1987
Folder 6: Article:
“Senate Chamber, New York State Capitol”
Folder 7: Article:
“Theodore Roosevelt’s White House,” from White
House History, no. 11
Folder 8: Article:
“Winter Down South”
Folder 9: Article:
about National Trust houses, for Historic
Preservation, 1985
Folder 10: Article:
for Southwestern Historical Quarterly,
1968
Folder 11: Article:
about White House, for Theta Antiques Show catalog, 1987
Folder 12: Articles about William Seale, including
a 2004 interview of him conducted by Antoinette J. Lee
Folder 13: Book
reviews by William Seale
Folder 14: Columbia
University: lectures and correspondence
Folder 15: correspondence
with and from family
Folder 16: Donations
Folder 17: Drawings
and sketches by Seale
Folder 18: miscellaneous
writings
[see also his
chapter for book Form & Function,
which is in legal size files, Series I: Box 94]
Folder 19: National
Park Service: employment
Folder 20: Obituaries
of William Seale
[obviously,
these were not part of his donation]
Folder 21: Personal
information, certificates, awards
Folder 22: Resumes,
1970s-1999
Folder 23: Smithsonian
Institution: employment
Folder 24: Story:
“The Willow Inn”
Folder 25: Seale,
Lucinda
Box 2: Talks
Folder 1: Talk:
AID, 1976
Folder 2: Talk:
Albany, New York: “New York Capitol”
Folder 3: Talk:
Alabama Historical Commission, at Arlington, Birmingham, 1984
Folder 4: Talk:
Alexandria Antiques Forum, 1987
Folder 5: Talk:
Alexandria Association, 1976-1989
Folder 6: Talk:
Alexandria Landmarks Society, 1986
Folder 7: Talk:
Alexandria Library Company, 1996
Folder 8: Talk:
Alexandria, Virginia: Historic Alexandria Foundation, 2007
Folder 9: Talk:
American Association for State and Local History (AASLH), Seattle, 1989
Folders 10-13: Talk:
American Institute of Architects (AIA), 1991, 1992, 1993, 1997
Folder 14: Talk:
Asheville, North Carolina: “Housekeeping in Context,” 1994
Folder 15: Talk:
Athenaeum of Philadelphia, 1985
[also includes
membership materials]
Folder 16: Talk:
Athens, Georgia, 2000
Folder 17: Talk: Atlanta, Georgia: Swan House,
1971; Atlanta Historical Society, 1979; Jimmy Carter Library, 1992
Folder 18: Talk: Augusta, Georgia: Historic Augusta
Foundation, 2006: “The Woodrow Wilsons at the White House”
Folder 19: Talk:
Baker Institute, Rice University” “Two Centuries of Changing the Guard”
Folder 20: Talk:
Ball State University, 1988
Folder 21: Talk:
Beaumont, Texas, 1966-1967
Folder 22: Talk:
Bronxville Historical Conservancy (New York)
Folder 23: Talk:
Cape May, 1983 (and other talks)
Folder 24: Talk:
Chatham Hall (Chatham, Virginia), 1971
Folder 25: Talk:
Chicago, Illinois, 2006
Box 3: Talks
Folder 1: Talk:
Cincinnati Preservation Association, 1997
Folder 2: Talk:
Civil War Roundtable, and Surratt Society, 1982
Folder 3: Talk: Colonial Dames of America, New
York, 1983 (at Abigail Adams Smith Museum)
Folders 4-5: Talk:
Colonial Williamsburg Antiques Forum, 1977; 1987
Folder 6: Talk:
Columbus Landmarks Foundation, 1990 (Columbus, Ohio)
Folder 7: Talk:
Columbus, Ohio: “Ohio Builds a State,” 1993
Folder 8: Talk:
Columbus, Ohio: “Thomas Cole and the Ohio Statehouse,” 2017
Folder 9: Talk:
Cooperstown Seminar, 1985
[see also folder
for 1981 Cooperstown Seminar in legal size files, Series I: Box 94]
Folder 10: Talk:
Cortland, New York (1890 House), 1982
Folder 11: Talk:
Council of American Ambassadors, 2014
Folder 12: Talk:
cruise ships, arranged by Capital Speakers
Folder 13: Talk:
Dallas Texas, 1980, 2009
Folder 14: Talk:
Dallas Garden Club, 1999
Folder 15: Talk:
Daughters of the Republic of Texas, 1967, 1968
Folder 16: Talk:
Decatur House, 1987
Folder 17: Talk:
Decorative Arts Trust, 1983, 1998
Folder 18: Talk:
Denver, Colorado, 1978
Folder 19: Talk:
Detroit Historical Society, 1979
Folder 20: Talk:
Dixie Baptist Church, Indian Creek, 1967
Folder 21: Talk:
Douglas County Historical Society (Omaha, Nebraska), 1986
Folder 22: Talk:
Duke Club (Washington, D.C.), 1987
Folder 23: Talk:
Dwight D. Eisenhower Library
Folder 24: Talk:
Easton Maryland, 1981; and Montpelier, Maryland, 1982
Folder 25: Talk:
El Paso, Texas, 1987
Folder 26: Talk:
Garden Club of America (in Beaumont, Texas), 2000
Folder 27: Talk:
Garden Club of Virginia
Folder 28: Talk:
Gerald R. Ford Museum, 1987
Folder 29: Talk:
Greenville, Mississippi (arranged by Leila Clark Wynn)
Folder 30: Talk:
Greenwich, Connecticut, 1992
Folder 31: Talk:
Harris County Heritage Society (Houston,
Texas), 1982
Folder 32: Talk:
Harry S Truman Library, 1997, 2001
Box 4: Talks
Folder 1: Talk:
Hawaii, 1991, 1994
Folder 2: Talk:
Henry B. Plant Museum (Tampa, Florida)
Folder 3: Talk:
Historic Preservation Conference (Jonesborough, Tennessee), 1979
Folder 4: Talk:
Historic County Courthouse Conference, 1997
Folder 5: Talk:
Home Association (Tampa, Florida), 1999
Folder 6: Talk:
Houston, Texas, 2006: “The Lincolns and the Davises”
Folder 7: Talk:
Interiors conference, 1989, 1993
Folder 8: Talk: Ithaca, New York, 1983”
“American Interiors: Greek Revival to the Arts and Crafts”
Folder 9: Talk:
Jackson County Historical Society (Missouri)
Folder 10: Talk:
Jasper Civic Club (Texas), 1967
Folder 11: Talk:
Junior League of Beaumont, Texas, 1984
Folder 12: Talk:
Junior League of Nashville, Tennessee, 1990
Folder 13: Talk:
Kansas Preservation Conference, 2002
Folder 14: Talk:
Kentucky Historical Society, 2010
Folder 15: Talk:
Lamar College, 1965; Lamar State University, 1978
Folder 16: Talk:
to a literary society, 1967
Folder 17: Talk:
Little Farms Garden Club of Potomac (Maryland), 1999
Folder 18: Talk:
Lowell, Massachusetts, 1999
Folder 19: Talk:
Madison, Georgia, 1998: “Scrolls, Shells and Brocatelle”
Folder 20: Talk:
Magnolia Garden Club, 1968
Folder 21: Talk:
Marymount College, 1990
Folder 22: Talk:
Midwest Antiques Forum (Dearborn, Michigan), 1977
Folder 23: Talk:
Mississippi Museum of Art, 1987
Folder 24: Talk:
Monteagle, Tennessee, 1984, 1987
Folder 25: Talk:
Moody Mansion (Galveston, Texas), 1991
Folder 26: Talk:
Mount Vernon, Ohio, 2003
Folder 27: Talk:
Museum of the City of New York, 1988
Folder 28: Talk:
Nacogdoches, Texas, 2007: “A Historian in Pursuit of the White House”
Folder 29: Talk:
Nashville, Tennessee, 1975: architectural awards luncheon
Box 5: Talks
Folder 1: Talk:
Natchez Antiques Forum (Mississippi), 1987, 1996
Folder 2: Talk:
Natchitoches, Louisiana, 2006
Folder 3: Talk:
National Archives, 1979
[Victorian
Society in America also involved]
Folders 4-6: Talk:
National Conference of State Legislatures, 1982, 1992, 1996
Folders 7-8: Talk:
National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1970, 1981-1985, 1986
Folders 9-10: Talk:
New Orleans, Louisiana, 1986, 2012
Folder 11: Talk:
Ohio Historical Society, 1996
Folder 12: Talk:
Oklahoma City Art Museum, 1994
Folder 13: Talk:
Old Sturbridge Village, 1979
Folder 14: Talk:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1992
Folder 15: Talk:
Polk family reunion, 1983
Folder 16: Talk:
Preservation Association of Central New York
Folder 17: Talk:
Prestwould conference (Virginia), 1996
Folder 18: Talk:
Raynham Hall (Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York), 1980
Folder 19: Talk:
Readers and Writers Roundtable, Salado, Texas, 1967
Folder 20: Talk:
Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace (Yorba Linda, California), 1997
Folder 21: Talk:
Richmond, Virginia, 209: “Presidents Lincoln and Davis at Home”
Folder 22: Talk:
Rochester, New York, 1980, 1981
Folder 23: Talk:
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, 1998
Folder 24: Talk:
Rosedown Plantation (St. Francisville, Louisiana): 2002-2003
Box 6: Talks
Folder 1: Talk:
Rotary Clubs (various locations), 1967-1969
Folder 2: Talk:
St. Francisville, Louisiana, 2010
Folder 3: Talk:
San Jacinto Day, Bowie Junior High School, 1967
Folder 4: Talk:
San Marcos, Texas: “El Camino Real”
Folder 5: Talk:
Seminar for Historical Administrators, 1974
Folder 6: Talk:
Sleepy Hollow Restorations (New York), 1982
Folder 7: Talk:
Smithsonian, 1976-1993
Folder 8: Talk: Society for the Preservation of
New England Antiquities (SPNEA), 1984, 1985
[organization
is now called Historic New England]
Folder 9: Talk:
Society of Architectural Historians, 1974-1984
[includes
talk that was just for the Latrobe chapter of this organization]
Folder 10: Talk:
Southern Garden History Society, 2000
Folder 11: Talk:
Stephen F. Austin College (Nacogdoches, Texas), 1966
Folder 12: Talk:
Stratford Hall (Virginia), 1995
Folder 13: Talk:
Syracuse, New York, 1987
Folder 14: Talk:
Taft Museum (Cincinnati, Ohio), 1987
Folder 15: Talk: Tampa, Florida, 1997:
“Preservation, Care and Maintenance of Historic Structures”
Folder 16: Talk:
Ten Chimneys, 2006
[for
Garden Club of America, zone meeting, Wisconsin]
Folder 17: Talk:
Texas Association of Museum, 1980
Folder 18: Talk:
Texas Classroom Teachers’ Association, 1969
Folder 19: Talk:
Texas Furniture Seminar, 2001
Folder 20: Talk:
Texas Librarians Convention, 1969
Folder 21: Talk: Texas Society, National Society,
Daughters of the American Revolution, 1974
Folder 22: Talk: Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural
National Historic Site (Buffalo, New York), 1985
Folder 23: Talk:
Theta Antiques Show (Houston, Texas), 2014
Folder 24: Talk: Tryon Palace Decorative Arts Symposia,
1994, 1995 (New Bern, North Carolina)
Box 7: Talks, etc.
Folder 1: Talk:
University of Delaware, 1973, 1983
Folder 2: Talk:
University of San Diego Auxiliary, 1988
Folder 3: Talk:
University of Virginia, 1979
Folder 4: Talk:
Victorian Society in America, 1973, 1988
Folder 5: Talk:
Virginia Governor’s Mansion, 1988
Folder 6: Talk:
Washington, D. C.: various organizations, 1987, 2017
Folder 7: Talk:
Washington Antiques Show (D.C.), 2000
Folder 8: Talk:
Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum workshop, 1982
Folder 9: Talk:
Winchester, Virginia, 1984
Folder 10: Talk:
Winterthur Museum (Friends of Winterthur), 1979
[revised
for Old Sturbridge Village talk – see that folder]
Folder 11: Talk:
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace (Staunton, Virginia)
Folder 12: Talk:
Woodville, Texas: to the surveyors, 1967
Folder 13: Talks:
miscellaneous talks: notices
Folder 14: Talks: texts of talks, no location, mostly undated
Folder 15: University
of South Carolina
Folder 16: Winterthur Portfolio: possible article,
and a book review
Folder 17: Yale
University, 1981
Folder 18: Seale
home: Alexandria, Virginia: 111 Prince Street
Folder 19: Seale
home: Alexandria, Virginia: 805 Prince Street; easement
Folder 20: Seale
home: Alexandria, Virginia: 805 Prince Street: wallpaper
Folder 21: Seale
home: Beaumont, Texas: 865 21st Street, 1960s
Folder 22: Seale
home: Beaumont, Texas: 896 Lucas Drive: fabric swatches
Series III:
Books by William Seale
Box 1:
Folder 1: The Alexandria Library Company (Oak
Knoll Press, 2007)
Folder 2: Blair House: correspondence and some
notes
Folder 3: Blair House: proof copy
Folder 4: Blair House: draft I
Folder 5: Blair
House: draft IV, with notes by Mrs. Roosevelt and corrections by Mrs.
Kennedy
Folder 6: Celebrating
the Courthouse: contributed chapter: “American Vernacular: The Courthouse
as Building Type”
Folder 7: Celebrating the Courthouse: photo
permissions
Folder 8: Domes of America
Folder 9: Domestic Views: correspondence, chiefly
with Colonial Dames
[continues
in next box]
Box 2:
Folder 1: Domestic Views: correspondence, chiefly
with Colonial Dames
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 2: Domestic Views: I: the Old South: notes
and correspondence
Folders 3-4: Domestic Views: II: New England: notes
and correspondence
Folder 5: Domestic Views: III: Atlantic Seaboard:
notes and correspondence
Folder 6: Domestic Views: IV: Old Northwest: notes
and correspondence
Folder 7: Domestic Views: V: Old Southwest: notes
and correspondence
Folder 8: Domestic Views: VI: South: notes and
correspondence
Box 3:
Folder 1: Domestic Views: VII: Midwest: notes and
correspondence
Folder 2: Domestic Views: VIII: Pacific West:
notes and correspondence
Folder 3: Domestic Views: IX: West: notes and
correspondence
Folder 4: Domestic Views: miscellaneous: Arizona;
Arkansas; California
Folder 5: Domestic
Views: miscellaneous: Delaware; District of Columbia; Georgia; Illinois;
Indiana; Iowa; Kansas
Folder 6: Domestic
Views: miscellaneous: Louisiana; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; Minnesota;
Mississippi; Missouri; Nebraska; New Hampshire; New Jersey
Folder 7: Domestic
Views: miscellaneous: New York; North Carolina; Oklahoma; Oregon
Folder 8: Domestic
Views: miscellaneous: Pennsylvania; South Carolina; Tennessee; Texas;
Vermont
Folder 9: Domestic
Views: miscellaneous: Virginia; Washington; West Virginia; Wisconsin;
Wyoming; England: Sulgrave Manor
Folders 10-11: about
Drayton and Chew: draft, 1991
Box 4:
Folder 1: Garden Club of America: 100 Years of a
Growing Legacy:
Folders 2-4: George Washington Lafayette: drafts,
undated and 1995-1996, and some correspondence
Folders 5-6: “A
Long Way from Home”: draft, 1968
Folder 7: Of Houses and Time
[continues in next box]
Box 5:
Folder 1: Of Houses and Time
[continued from previous
box]
Folder 2: Of Houses and Time: contract and
royalties
Folder 3: Of Houses and Time: National Trust
properties’ addresses and phone numbers
Folder 4: Of Houses and Time: reviews and
advertisements
Folder 5: Of Houses and Time: talk
Folder 6: Of Houses and Time: Belle Grove
Plantation
Folder 7: Of Houses and Time: Brucemore
Folder 8: Of Houses and Time: Casa Amesti
Folder 9: Of Houses and Time: Chesterwood
Folder 10: Of Houses and Time: Cliveden
Folder 11: Of Houses and Time: Decatur House
Box 6:
Folders 1-2: Of Houses and Time: Drayton Hall
Folder 3: Of Houses and Time: Filoli
Folder 4: Of Houses and Time: Frank Lloyd Wright
House and Studio (Oak Park, Illinois)
Folder 5: Of Houses and Time: Lyndhurts
Folder 6: Of Houses and Time: Montpelier (James
Madison house)
Folder 7: Of Houses and Time: Oatlands
Folder 8: Of Houses and Time: Pope-Leighy House
Folder 9: Of Houses and Time: The
Shadows-on-the-Teche
Folder 10: Of Houses and Time: Woodlawn
Folder 11: The Imperial Season
[see also correspondence
with Joel D. Treese, in Series I]
Box 7:
Folders 1-3: The Imperial Season: bibliographies and
bibliographic references
Folder 4: The Imperial Season: Bridges, Peter:
“Three Great Civil Servants”
Folder 5: The Imperial Season: Canadian embassy
(former)
Folder 6: The Imperial Season: chronologies
Folder 7: The Imperial Season: contract
Folder 8: The Imperial Season: diplomats and
ambassadors: notes
Folder 9: The Imperial Season: Dumba, Constantin
Folder 10: The
Imperial Season: Eastman, Zebina: “Eight Years in a British Consulate, from
1861 to 1869,” published 1919
Folder 11: The Imperial Season: “Embassy Row,”
Massachusetts Avenue, and Dupont Circle
Folder 12: The Imperial Season: Fordham, Benjamin
O.: “Protectionist Empire”
Box 8:
Folder 1: The Imperial Season: Hay, John:
information from Jan Cigliano
Folders 2-6: The Imperial Season: notes
Folder 7: The Imperial Season: notes: 1890s
Folder 8: The Imperial Season: notes from book by
Henry L. Stoddard
Folder 9: The Imperial Season: outlines
Folder 10: The
Imperial Season: photographs, including two stereoviews of Diplomatic
Parlor, or Diplomatic Room, State Department; one is copyrighted 1903, and the
other is a very similar view of the same room
Box 9:
Folder 1: The
Imperial Season: Roosevelt, Theodore and Alice [daughter]: notes and
bibliographic references
Folders 2-3: The Imperial Season: talks and book
promotion
Folder 4: The Imperial Season: Wilson, Woodrow and
Edith Bolling Galt
Folder 5: Recreating the Historic House Interior:
correspondence
Folder 6: Recreating the Historic House Interior:
notes
Folder 7: Recreating the Historic House Interior:
photographs
Folder 8-9: Recreating
the Historic House Interior: photographs: correspondence and permissions to
use
Box 10:
Folder 1: Recreating the Historic House Interior:
reviews and advertisements
Folders 2-3: “Restoring
Right”: drafts, 1996, 2006-2007
Folder 4: Sam Houston’s Wife: correspondence
Folder 5-6: Sam Houston’s Wife: manuscript
[continues
in next box]
Box 11:
Folder 1: Sam Houston’s Wife: manuscript
[continued
from previous box]
Folder 2: Sam Houston’s Wife: notes and
photographs
Folder 3: Sam Houston’s Wife: reviews and
advertisements
Folder 4: Sam Houston’s Wife: University of
Oklahoma Press
Folder 5: The Tasteful Interlude: notes and
correspondence
Folder 6: The Tasteful Interlude: publishers, with
some negatives
Folder 7: The Tasteful Interlude: reviews and
advertisements
Box 12:
Folder 1: Temples of Democracy: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc.
[co-authored
with Henry-Russell Hitchcock; see also correspondence with Hitchcock in Series
I]
Folder 2: Temples of Democracy: reviews and
mentions
Folder 3: Texas in Our Time: critique
Folder 4: Texas Riverman (University of Texas Press)
Folder 5: Texas Riverman: revised thesis
Folder 6: Virginia’s Executive Mansion
Folder 7: book
proposal: government buildings
Folder 8: books:
media interviews and tours
Folder 9: books:
miscellaneous works and information
Series IV: The
White House; White House Historical Association; and books about the White
House
Box 1:
Folder 1: Book: Flowers, White House Style, by D. Temple and S. Finegold, with
introduction and notes by William Seale
Folder 2: Book:
The President’s House: advertisements
and publicity
Folders 3-4: Book:
The President’s House: articles
[see
also Reviews, below]
Folder 5: Book:
The President’s House: letters in
response to publication
Folder 6: Book:
The President’s House: notes and
correspondence
Folder 7: Book:
The President’s House: radio,
television, newspapers, and other media
Folder 8: Book:
The President’s House: reviews
[see
also Articles, above]
Folder 9: Book:
The President’s House: revision,
2003-2005; and third volume
Box 2:
Folder 1: Book:
The White House: History of An American
Idea:
Folder 2: Book: The White House: History of An American Idea: correspondence with
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Folder 3: Book: The White House Garden (includes information about trees)
Folder 4: White House: Blue Room: carpet: Paul
V’Soske
Folder 5: White House: Blue Room: conservation
and maintenance: work by Brandon Thompson
Folder 6: White
House: ceremonies and invitations
Folder 7: White
House: china
Box 3:
Folder 1: White
House: commemorative coin project, 1998
Folder 2: White
House: correspondence about various projects related to White House
Folder 3: White
House: exhibit catalog: “The White House 1792-1992: Image in Architecture,”
with essay by Seale
Folder 4: White
House: gates
Folder 5: White
House: history: articles citing Seale
Folder 6: White
House: history: outlines for book and television show
Folders 7-8: White
House: “History of the White House”: correspondence with Harriet Ritvo
Folder 9: White
House: History Project: Colby Films
Folder 10: White
House: National Park Service: McDaniel, James I.
Folder 11: White
House: preservation during Nixon and Ford administrations
Folder 12: White
House: talks about the White House, given by William Seale
Folder 13: White
House Historical Association (WHHA)
Folder 14: White
House Historical Association: C-SPAN series: First Ladies
Box 4:
Folder 1: White House Historical Association:
Education and Scholarship Committee
Folder 2: White House Historical Association:
excerpts from White House history book, by Seale, 1981
Folders 3-5: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s
Folder 6: White House Historical Association:
film project, 1970s: Clarion Productions
Folder 7: White House Historical Association:
film project, 1970s: Cole, Robert: research assistant
Folder 8: White House Historical Association:
film project, 1970s: consultants, especially film producers
Folder 9: White House Historical Association:
film project, 1970s: correspondence with Colonial Williamsburg
Folder 10: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: film concept correspondence and notes
Box 5:
Folder 1: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: film concept: drafts, 1974
Folder 2: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: outlines and notes
Folder 3: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: Pyne, Rosemary: script, 1972
Folder 4: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: research: notes and correspondence
Folder 5: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: Sloane, Allan: correspondence, notes, and script critiques
Folder 6: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: Sloane, Allan: script: “This Home,” 1976
Folder 7: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1970s: WQED Public Television
Folder 8: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1980s: Film Committee
Folder 9: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1980s: Paul Wagner Productions
Box 6:
Folder 1: White
House Historical Association: film project, 1980s: Paul Wagner Productions:
proposal, 1986
Folder 2: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1980s: Paul Wagner Productions: script, 1987, February, with analysis
Folder 3: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1980s: Paul Wagner Productions: script, 1987, March
Folder 4: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1980s: Paul Wagner Productions: script, 1988, April: with comments
Folder 5: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1980s: Paul Wagner Productions: scripts: 1988, June (with comments),
July, August
Folder 6: White House Historical Association: film
project, 1980s: script: “The People’s Palace,” 1987, January
Folder 7: White House Historical Association: film
projects, 1990s-2000s
Folder 8: White House Historical Association: film
projects, 1990s-2000s: Kunhardt Productions
Folder 9: White House Historical Association: film
projects, 1990s-2000s: Kunhardt Productions: scripts and notes
Folder 10: White House Historical Association: First
Ladies’ grant
Folder 11: White House Historical Association: fund
raising
Folder 12: White House Historical Association: garden
guide by Rosalynn Carter (Mrs. Jimmy Carter)
Folder 13: White
House Historical Association: history project
Box 7:
Folder 1: White
House Historical Association: history project: book and film, expenses,
1970s-1980s
Folder 2: White
House Historical Association: history project: book and film: Jett, T. Sutton,
1970s-1980s
Folder 3: White
House Historical Association: “Musical Notes from the White House” project:
interview with William Seale, 1999
Folder 4: White
House Historical Association: ornaments
Folder 5: White
House Historical Association: publications
Folder 6: White
House Historical Association: publications
Folder 7: White
House Historical Association: slide programs
Folder 8: White
House Historical Association: symposia
Folder 9: White
House Historical Association: White House
History [journal]
Two items on
shelf:
A White House Diary: The Exhibition (exhibit based on memoirs
of Lady Bird Johnson, held at LBJ Library and Museum, 1985)
Life, Oct. 30, 1992, a special
issue about the White House.
Series V:
Photographs
The series includes very few original older
photographs. Most of the photos were
taken in the late 20th century, or are reprints of older photos.
Box 1: White
House photographs
Folder 1: European
models for the White House
Folder 2: Exterior
views
Folder 3: Interiors:
Blue Room
Folder 4: Interiors:
East Room
Folder 5: Interiors:
Green Room
Folder 6: Interiors:
halls and corridors
Folder 7: Interiors:
Red Room
Folder 8: Interiors:
State Dining Room
Folder 9: Interiors:
various spaces
Folder 10: Manuscripts
and maps
Folder 11: Presidents,
their families, and pets
Folder 12: Reconstruction,
remodeling, construction, fires
Folder 13: Silver,
furniture, clocks
Folder 14: Staff
(facilities staff and office staff)
Folder 15: Storage
Folder 16: Visitors
Box 2:
Identified photographs
Folder 1: Buildings:
named, but locations unknown
Folder 2: Mills: Amoskeag Mills (New Hampshire)
and others; includes photos of an exhibit about mills
Folder 3: California: Haas-Lilienthal House (San
Francisco), and chandelier made by Cirecast
Folder 4: Colorado: buildings and houses,
chiefly in Denver
Folder 5: Florida: St. Augustine
Folder 6: Georgia: Savannah (views); Richard
Peters House (Atlanta); and Barrington Hall (Roswell)
Folder 7: Illinois: Lincoln home
Folder 8: Louisiana: houses: Sunny Meade;
Fairview; and San Francisco Plantation
Folder 9: Massachusetts: Oak Bluffs, Martha’s
Vineyard
Folder 10: Michigan: buildings: Capitol; Orchestra
Hall (Detroit); house in Albion [19th century photograph of
interior]
Folder 11: Mississippi: houses in Natchez area
Folder 12: New Mexico: Palace of the Governors
Folders 13-14: New York: buildings: Capitol; house in
Guilford; buildings in New York City; house: “Lakeledge”
Folder 15: North Carolina: houses: Reynolda
(Winston-Salem); and Hardscrabble (Durham)
Folder 16: Oregon: buildings
Folder 17: South Carolina: buildings and houses,
including “Milford”
Folder 18: Tennessee: houses: Hamilton Place (Maury
County); and Belmont (Nashville)
Folder 19: Texas: buildings
Folder 20: Vermont: Capitol
Folder 21: Virginia: houses and buildings
Folder 22: Washington, D.C.: buildings and houses
Folder 23: West Virginia: houses: Graceland
(Elkins; includes a report about the house); and Fairmont
Box 3: photos of William Seale; and unidentified
photographs
Folder 1: Seale,
William: photographs of him (sometimes with others)
Folder 2: Seale,
William: negatives for research report, March 1984
Folder 3: Exteriors:
unidentified
Folder 4: Great
Seal of the United States, with a note from Sumpter Priddy, III
Folders 5-6: Interiors:
unidentified
Folder 7: People (mostly unidentified) (includes
a photo postcard dated 1906: man in wicker chair attached to bicycle)
Folder 8: Stores:
interiors and exteriors
Folder 9: unidentified
building and interiors, from California Historical Society
Folder 10: Winterthur
Museum photographs
Box 4:
identified and unidentified photos, smaller format
General George C. Marshall House (Dodona Manor):
items in storage;
Ten Chimneys (Fontanne/Lunt home; Genesee Deport,
Wisconsin);
Texas Governor’s Mansion;
miscellaneous photographs (exteriors and interiors,
mostly not identified)