Series A: Professional Papers, 1853 - 2004
Scope and Content of the collection
The materials in this series, created or assembled by Eugene George, provide evidence of his professional interests in historic preservation, landscape design, and modern architecture. The Professional Papers series is divided into three subseries: Biographical information (1972-2005; 1 folder), Committee on Historic Resources (1970-1985; 5 folders), and Reference Files (1853-2007, undated; 7.9 linear feet). The bulk of the material is in the Reference Files series, which includes clippings from architectural journals, brochures, pamphlets, and other ephemera collected by Eugene George about a range of topics in historic preservation and architecture. Materials such as clippings, notes, and writings pertaining to specific building and historic preservation projects are also included in the Reference Files; these can be found in the folders for the regions in which the projects were located. Because the arrangement of this collection preserves George's organization system, reference materials may also be found in other series.
Dates
- Creation: 1853 - 2004
Physical Description
22 document boxes (9.2 linear feet).
General
This folder contains remarks written to introduce Eugene George by his wife, Mary Carolyn Hollers George, before a lecture he gave on Castroville in 2004.
Repository Details
Part of the Alexander Architectural Archives Repository
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