Scope and Content Note The papers consist primarily of materials created, collected, and arranged by Campbell during the course of his life in Fayetteville, Arkansas from 1900 to 1960. Eighteen photograph albums and photograph/scrapbook albums are included with a limited amount of loose photographs, correspondence, family history notes, memorial books for W. S. and Blanche Dora Campbell, and a few printed items. The photographs depict family life, school and community activities, buildings and...

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The collection consists of thirty-six black and white photographs of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ca 1907-1911. The pictures are mounted on 9.5" x 12.5" construction paper sheets and all, with the exception of four, are accompanied by typewritten captions. Seven photographs bear the Grabill Photo insignia.

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The collection contains a typewritten narrative about the campus housing, educational, and recreational facilities; blueprints; and photocopies of photographic images. The two sets of the original series of twenty-one photographs are kept in a separate folder.

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The collection consists of photographs of buildings on the university campus, the scenery around the campus, and the 1939 spring commencement proceedings.

Scope and Content Note The collection includes prints made by Field, contact prints made from Field's negatives by the Special Collections Department, glass plate negatives, publications, and other papers pertaining to Field. The collection originally included Field's camera, tripod, focusing cloth, film holders, and awards. Field described many of his techniques in magazine articles and interviews. It is evident, especially from the negatives in this collection, that most of his "soft focus"...

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Materials include a program of the event, set-up designs for the arrangement of the Center for the event, and photographs.

Scope and Content Note This collection contains positive prints collected by author Hale for use in illustrating his book, University of Arkansas, 1871-1948, published in 1948. Most have manuscript notations on verso. Eighteen (18) of the photographs used to illustrate Hale's book are not preserved in this collection. These are alpha­betically listed below with the number of the facing page. Albert Webb Bishop, p. 23 Maurice L. Britt, p. 216...

Scope and Content Note This collection contains materials related to the architecture firm of Harralson & Mott and collaborations with the firm of Mann & Wanger of Little Rock. The majority of the collection is drawings and other materials related to three projects the firms jointly designed for the campus of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. In addition, there are a limited number of drawings related to projects designed solely by the firm of Harralson and Mott. These include the Maude Baker...

Scope and Content Note Correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs, maps, bulletins, newspapers and other material created, received or collected by journalist-columnist- collector Lemke, University of Arkansas professor of journalism 1928-1956. Material, most of which dates from 1928 to 1968, pertains to Lemke's professional and academic career and interests, especially as regards his newspaper columns and publications; the Arkansas press; the journalism of World War II; the publications of "Uncle Walt's...

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Letter certifying that G. N. Wright was one of the contractors who built Old Main (University Hall), University of Arkansas. Positive photocopy.

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Many of the photographs were taken by professional photographers, apparently for publication in Arkansas Alumnus. Others are snapshots. Any captions on the verso of prints are enclosed in quotation marks in the picture descriptions that follow. All measurements of the prints are in inches, height given first.

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The collection includes photographs of the University, Fayetteville, and surrounding areas, including two programs (1905 and 1908) with photographs on the covers and an album (1910) containing fifteen snapshots of a trip made by engineering students to War Eagle. The photographs had been in the donor's family for years; most are unidentified. An uncle of the donor was an engineering student at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Scope and Content Note The album (8 ½" x 5 1/4") contains images of various dimensions, mostly identified with first names of subjects and dates. Most photographs, as far as it can be ascertained, are those of Marion G. Pope, her family, including her grandparents, and family friends. Some photos were taken in Fayetteville at the University of Arkansas e.g. images of the Old Main, Engineering, and Y.M.C.A. buildings. There are sixteen calling cards pasted in the back of the album as well as a newspaper clipping...

Scope and Content Note Positive prints collected bу authors Reynolds and David Yancey Thomas for use in illustrating their book, History of the University of Arkansas, published in 1910. Most have manuscript notations on verso; some have manuscript notations on recto, or printed labels on recto or verso. Twenty-one (21) of the photographs used in illustrating Reynolds and Thomas' book were not preserved in the collection, presumably having been returned to lenders or...

Content Description This collection features Donald Schaefer's background research on University of Arkansas buildings which includes many photocopies of university committee meetings, news articles, faculty correspondence, and building contracts. Some of the publications featured in the collections are: The Arkansas Traveler, Arkansas Alumnus, Razorback, The Spectrum, The Fayetteville Daily, and The Arkansas Agriculturist. Schaefer’s notes and correspondence regarding university buildings’ histories as well as...

Scope and Content Note Edward Durell Stone was a major figure in American Architecture in the 20th Century. He designed projects that received international acclaim including the American Embassy in New Delhi and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. Stone presented a large body of his papers MS St71/236 Stone , the First Accession of the Edward Durell Stone Papers, to the University of Arkansas Libraries in 1975, three years before his death. His widow donated the remainder after his...

Scope and Content Note These papers include materials pertaining to the studies of James Hicks Stone while he was a student at the University of Arkansas, as well as drawings executed by Stone while he was a practicing architect in Boston. Included are numerous sketches, drawings, problems, studies, and watercolors dating from his student days. Folder eleven contains a sketchbook with plans, elevations, interiors, and details of English and French medieval churches. Also included are two drawings on flimsy for...

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The collection consists of twenty-eight black and white photographs mounted on eight photographic album pages measuring approximately 11" x 7".

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This collection includes drawings, correspondence, and other material on architectural projects; notes and materials for Cyrus Sutherland’s manuscript, Buildings of Arkansas; and materials from the University of Arkansas including student projects, photographs related to architectural preservation, and architectural history.

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Materials consist of reproductions of campus building plan drawings and University of Arkansas Bulletin articles.

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This collection was created principally by students in four dorms at the University of Arkansas, including Futrall Hall, Holcombe Hall, Hotz Hall, and Humphreys Hall. Materials include photos, newspaper clippings, flyers, and captions. The scrapbooks for Futrall Hall span the period 2000 to 2004. The scrapbook for Holcombe Hall spans the period 1968 to 1969. The scrapbook for Hotz Hall spans the period 1967 to 1968. The scrapbooks for Humphreys Hall span the period 1972 to 1974.

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This collection contains primarily of architectural drawings related to the built environment of the University of Arkansas campus, Fayetteville. Most of the drawings are period reproductions,such as blueprints. Additional related supplemental materials including specifications, correspondence, photographs, and related drawings are also included.

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Collection contains correspondence, meeting minutes, speech, invitation, program, and newspaper clippings concerning the library dedication of 1969.

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Materials consists of 5 floor plan drawings (15" x 20") of Mullins Library.

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This collection consists of descriptive insurance appraisals of University of Arkansas buildings, which were prepared both internally and externally. The external reports were prepared by the American Appraisal Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.