drafts (documents)

Abstract The Buildings of Texas collection documents the research and scholarship produced for the multi-volume publication the Buildings of Texas, a comprehensive guide to the built environment of the state. The collection consists of records created and collected by two of the publication's contributors, Gerald Moorhead and Mario L. Sánchez. Record types include photographic material, drafts, administrative records, and research material. These records are represented in both the analog and the...

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James E. Flanders was one of Dallas' earliest architects who was instrumental in shaping the city’s direction and style of architecture. This collection contains material on Flanders, assembled by Jim Willis while conducting research for a website entitled James Edward Flanders; Dallas's First Architect. Records include Willis' correspondence and clippings, copies of historic documents, small historical publications, drawings, and photos about Flanders and his work.

Abstract This collection includes records created by Lisa Germany, Harwell Hamilton Harris, and Harris' wife, Jean Murray Bangs Harris. Lisa Germany's scholarship on architect Harwell Hamilton Harris includes correspondence, notes, drafts, photographic prints and negatives, scrapbooks, and cassette tapes related to her publication Harwell Hamilton Harris (Austin: Univeristy of Texas Press, 1991). Harwell Hamilton Harris' materials contain writings by the architect, which include lectures, reviews,...

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Mardith Schuetz-Miller (1929-) is an anthropologist and historian known for her work on Spanish colonial sites in Texas, Arizona, and Guam. The collection contains papers and drawings created while publishing works between the 1980s and 2010s. Record types include notes, drafts, reference materials, correspondence, and drawings.

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Richard Louis Cleary (1951-) is an architectural historian known for his work on Frank Lloyd Wright and French architecture from the ancien régime. The collection contains papers created during his academic career. Record types include notes, drafts, reference materials, course materials, media, photos, and slides.

Abstract William Storrer (1936- ) is an educator and a noted scholar of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The Storrer papers include manuscript, research and reference materials. The collection consists of photographic prints, slides, drawings, papers, books and periodicals primarily relating to all editions of his definitive publications: The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright: A Complete Catalog; The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright: A Guide to Extant Structures; The Frank Lloyd Wright...