William Gray Purcell Papers

Summary Information

Title: William Gray Purcell Papers
Dates: 1855-1965
Creator: Purcell, William Gray, 1880-1965
Extent: 256 cubic feet
Location: Mezzanine
Language: English
Collection Number: N 3
Abstract:

Collection contains drawings, including plans, elevations and sections for much of the firm's work, together with renderings, sketches, photographs and correspondence. Letters, photographs and books from Purcell's maternal grandfather (William Cunningham Gray, 1830-1901) form part of the collection. Also present in the papers are manuscripts, typescripts, and clippings.

Repository: University of Minnesota Libraries. Northwest Architectural Archives, Manuscripts Division

Access and Use

Acquisition Information:

Donated by the estate in 1965.

Access Restrictions:

Available for use in the Manuscripts Division reading room.

Copyright:

Copyright for all materials was not transferred to the archives; please consult with the archivist.

Processing Information:

The collection was processed by Sue Kendall, Mark Hammons, and Barbara Bezat. The finding aid was written by Mark Hammons and revised by Barbara Bezat.

Preferred Citation:

William Gray Purcell Papers (N3), Northwest Architectural Archives, University of Minnesota Libraries, Minneapolis.

Arrangement

The collection is organized into nine series:

• Architectural Records
• Correspondence
• Artwork
• Audio Recordings
• Manuscripts
• Photographs
• Biographia
• Library
• Gray Family Archives

William Gray Purcell: Biographical Note

William Gray Purcell was born in Oak Park, Illinois in July, 1880. His parents, Charles A. and Anna Cora Purcell lived first with William Cunningham and Catherine Garns Gray, Anna's parents, in Oak Park. Although the Purcells eventually moved into their own home, except for brief periods the young boy remained with his grandparents over the next five years. In 1886, William Gray Purcell began living permanently with them at his own request.

In 1886 another family event occurred that was critical to his future development. For many summers, W. C. Gray, editor of The Interior, had taken fishing vacations on the peninsula of upper Michigan. In 1885, however, he was saddened to realize the extent to which the environment had been despoiled by destructive logging and mining practices. In 1886 Gray arranged the purchase of three square miles of land surrounding an island on a lake in northern Wisconsin, in co- ownership with the recently widowed Nettie Fowler McCormick, also of Chicago. Every following summer from 1887 until his death in 1901, Gray brought his family, friends, and associates to Island Lake Camp, as the isolated forest enclave came to be called.

During this time Purcell also became skilled as a photographer, his hobby made possible by the newly available commercial outfits which supplied camera, photographic plates, processing chemicals and printing papers in one package. Purcell received his first camera from W. C. Gray in 1888, a Kodak model given to The Interior office just before public release of the product.

When Purcell was fifteen, Frank Lloyd Wright built his Oak Park studio on the same block where Charles A. Purcell lived, not far from the Grays. In Chicago, where Purcell went frequently to visit his grandfather at The Interior offices, the work of Louis Sullivan continued to impress the young architect-to-be. His mind was already made up to pursue the study of the building arts in college and, following his graduation from Oak Park High School in 1899, he entered the School of Architecture at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. During his third year of studies, Purcell entered the Andrew D. White Competition of 1902, sponsored and judged by the American ambassador to Germany. The design that he submitted was laughed at by others preparing their own entries, for the drawings featured no classical ornament and the plan was strictly organized according to the minimal requirements of the program. To the astonishment of his faculty and classmates, Purcell distinguished himself by winning first prize.

After graduation from Cornell in 1903 he returned to Oak Park, IL. Purcell considered applying to Frank Lloyd Wright, of whom his father did not approve, for a position in Wright's architectural practice. Instead, Purcell took a clerking position with Ezra E. Roberts, a stable and prosperous architect of whom Charles A. Purcell thought well. During a dinner party in Oak Park, Purcell met George Grant Elmslie, then the chief drafter for Louis Sullivan. The two men liked one another immediately, not least because of their shared interest in progressive architecture. When Purcell complained of his situation with Roberts, Elmslie offered to secure Purcell a position in the Sullivan office. Purcell spent five months, from August to December 1903, in the Sullivan office. However, there was not a great deal of work to be done in the office; Purcell drafted a lock plate and doorknob for one project and also delineated a landscaping plan for his employer's summer residence in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.

For his next employment, Purcell ventured to the West Coast by way of an extended journey through the southwestern United States. He eventually arrived at Los Angeles and applied for work at the office of Myron Hunt, but there was no opening. On the recommendation of those with whom he interviewed, Purcell left southern California for San Francisco. Hired by John Galen Howard, Purcell became clerk of the works for the construction of California Hall, being built on the University of California campus at Berkeley. In 1905 Purcell moved farther up the coast to Seattle, Washington, where he worked for several months in the office of A. Warren Gould. Purcell's father, who was afraid of the effects of the region's weather on the health of his son, offered to send him on a year-long tour of Europe. Accepting the offer, Purcell contacted his former classmate, George Feick, Jr., and two men agreed to meet in New York.

In April,1906 Purcell and Feick were greeted upon their landing at Naples, Italy, by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. After visiting Florence and Venice, they traveled across Greece to Constantinople and by June had returned to western Europe. Purcell was keen to seek out the best contemporary design and, remembering a suggestion made by Elmslie he stopped in Holland to visit the architect H. P. Berlage. Berlage received him warmly and the two established a long-lasting friendship. Purcell was also successful in his efforts to reach Scandinavia, where he met progressive architects Ferdinand Boberg and M. Nyrop. These contacts added to his growing desire to commence his own work and shortly after returning to the United States, Purcell moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, to open an office in partnership with George Feick, Jr.

[Purcell's collaboration with Feick and Elmslie are detailed in the following Historical Note.]

After the dissolution of the firm of Purcell and Elmslie, Purcell marketed standardized plans through a variety of service firm names. The Pacific States Engineering Corporation (PSEC) houses were a mainstay of Purcell's architectural practice during the 1920s. Purcell also became involved with the Architect's Small House Service Bureau (ASHSB,) and associated himself with other area architects in numerous residential designs in and around the Portland area. He also became increasingly active in professional, civic, and arts organizations. In 1925 Purcell met James Van Evera Bailey, a young architect who was an integral participant in both the design and construction process for four houses built during the Portland years. The largest and final major commission that Purcell received was the Third Church of Christ, Scientist, in Portland. Built in 1926, the building as completed realized only part of his design.Throughout the decade, Purcell had felt a progressive decline in his physical well being and, finally seeking medical attention in 1930, was diagnosed as having advanced tuberculosis. He closed his architectural practice and moved to a sanatorium in Banning, California, where he met his future wife, Cecily O'Brien. They married in late 1935, shortly after Purcell's divorce from Edna became final.

Purcell turned to writing and began an articulation of his views on art and architecture that continued prolifically until his death. Two projects were of special importance to him. From the late 1930s to the mid 1950s, he developed a series of unpublished essays called "The Parabiographies" that were commission-by-commission accounts of experiences during his architectural practice. These pages, together with many manuscripts discussing Sullivan and the "function and form" thesis, were sent for reading to George Elmslie who often added his own annotations. From 1940 to 1955, Purcell was principal contributing editor to an architectural journal, Northwest Architect, to which he contributed more than sixty articles.

Purcell maintained his relationships largely through correspondence. He remained in frequent touch with artist friends such as Richard Bock, Charles S. Chapman, Frederick D. Calhoun, and Clayton S. Price, and often communicated by sending a small audio recording known as a Soundscriber disk. For research related to his writing projects, he contacted former associates, clients, and old friends who often gladly replied to his questions. Along the same lines, Purcell wrote to architects or their relatives, such as Roger Berry, brother of Parker N. Berry, who had worked in the Sullivan office following the departure of Elmslie, and other architects from the progressive movement like Frances Barry Byrne and Marion Mahoney Griffin. In the early 1960s, Purcell was nominated to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects. James Van Evera Bailey was instrumental in bringing the award to his former teacher and associate, and Purcell reluctantly agreed to the honor in hopes of bringing to light once more the progressive work done by Purcell & Elmslie. Since Purcell was too weak to travel, the award was presented by a special committee that called at his home, Westwinds, in the summer of 1963. William Gray Purcell died in April, 1965.

Biographical information and historical notes adapted from the online publication, Guide to the William Gray Purcell Papers, 1985 , by Mark Hammons

George Grant Elmslie was born in 1869 on a farm called Foot O' Hill near the town of Huntly in northeast Scotland. (Some writers give a birth year for Elmslie of 1871. While definitive documentation has yet to be published, Purcell related that Elmslie was actually born in 1869. However, he declared his birth year to be two years later than that when arriving in the United States to join his father at Chicago. Had Elmslie given his real date of birth, he would have been too old to enter as a dependent child.) Elmslie remained in school until he was sixteen when he and the rest of the family emigrated to America in 1884 to join his father, who had left a year earlier and found work at a meat packing plant in Chicago.

After taking courses for a year at a business school, Elmslie began the study of architecture. By 1887 he was at work in the office of Joseph Silsbee. Also in the Silsbee office at the time were Cecil Corwin, George H. Maher, and, most importantly, Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright soon left to work for the office of Adler & Sullivan, and in 1889 he asked Elmslie to join him there.

When business in the Sullivan firm waned after the turn of the century, Elmslie looked for a source of more regular income. He had been acquainted with William Gray Purcell since August of 1903 and the two had discussed the possiblity of joining forces in an architectural practice. Elmslie was reluctant to leave Chicago, since he would not abandon the ongoing work of clients. This and other personal reasons kept him from moving to Minneapolis until November, 1909.

[Elmslie's collaboration with Purcell and Feick are detailed in the following Historical Note.]

Elmslie returned to Chicago in 1912 after the death of his wife, Bonnie Hunter Elmslie, but continued practicing architecture from what then became the Chicago office of Purcell, Feick & Elmslie. After the Woodbury County Court House was completed in 1918, the business of the firm entered a decline. Purcell requested the dissolution of the Purcell & Elmslie partnership in 1921.

From the 1920s to the late 1930s, Elmslie obtained fewer than fifty commissions on his own. The practice that he established after the breakup of Purcell & Elmslie was known as George Grant Elmslie & Associates, representing an informal partnership with several draftsmen from the earlier partnership including Lawrence A. Fournier and Frederick A. Strauel. The largest related group of buildings that Elmslie designed during these years consisted of seven various structures, some built and others only projected, for a small college in Yankton, South Dakota. Elmslie also served as associate architect on several commercial and industrial structures with Herman V. von Holst, particularly a series of train stations and power company buildings. Among the last works recorded on his office accounting system were several schools built in Indiana from 1935 to 1938 in association with William S. Hutton. In 1947 Elmslie was elected to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects.

Elmslie maintained a voluminous correspondence with Purcell from the 1920s until his death. Beginning in the late 1940s Elmslie suffered from increasingly ill health. Due to arteriosclerosis his physical and mental capacities weakened gradually until he rarely had the strength to do even the smallest amount of work. He died at the age of eighty three on April 23, 1952.

Biographical information and historical notes adapted from the online publication, Guide to the William Gray Purcell Papers, 1985 , by Mark Hammons

Early in 1907, Purcell and George Feick travelled by train from Chicago and after arriving in Minneapolis they took rooms in a boardinghouse, rented an office on the tenth floor of the New York Life Building, and mailed out engraved cards announcing the new architectural partnership of Purcell & Feick. For the next two and a half years, they worked to establish their credentials as earnest practitioners of the Sullivan derived "function and form," or organic, architecture. In December 1908 Purcell married Edna Summy, a Wellesley graduate whose father owned a music publishing business in Chicago.

Many early business relations sprang from contacts with friends of his father or grandfather. This growing network of small town businessmen, especially bankers, would eventually broaden opportunities for commissions in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and the Dakotas. From contacts in his home town of Sandusky, George Feick, Jr., brought business to the office from Ohio, particularly speculative houses and an office building done for his father, a construction contractor.

During the last months of 1909 Louis Sullivan could no longer pay George Elmslie because of declining business fortunes, and Elmslie was forced to find a more reliable situation. For some time Purcell and Elmslie had talked of working together, and the time was right. By 1910 Elmslie had left the Sullivan office and moved to Minneapolis as a full partner in Purcell, Feick & Elmslie.

George Elmslie brought important business contacts that resulted in a growing number of commissions from former Sullivan clients. George Feick followed leads for projects in his hometown and handled small buildings for friends and acquaintances. Purcell continued to develop productive friendships with men who lived in small towns throughout the Midwest, which created a network of sympathizers who kept the firm advised of potential jobs. During these years of success, personal events brought substantial changes to the lives of both Purcell and Elmslie. Profoundly affected by the death of his wife in 1912 , Elmslie left Minneapolis in March, 1913 and returned to Chicago where he opened a second Purcell, Feick & Elmslie office. George Feick did not completely share the intense dedication of Purcell and Elmslie to the new architecture, and in 1913 left Minneapolis to rejoin his father's business in Sandusky, Ohio.

The only expression of the organically based architecture in a major public building occurred in the Woodbury County Court House completed in Sioux City, Iowa in 1916 and designed in partnership with William L. Steele, an architect who had developed a strong friendship with George Elmslie while working in the Sullivan office.

With the World War bringing architectural commissions to a near-standstill, Purcell looked for employment through former business connections. In 1915 Purcell had met Charles O. Alexander, the president of the Alexander Brothers Leather Belting Company of Philadelphia. Purcell's desire to participate in the war effort led him, in 1916, to begin working for Alexander Brothers Corporation (later known as International Leather Belting Corporation) in the dual capacities of architect and advertising manager. From 1916 until his resignation in 1919, he created a systematized and coordinated series of campaigns to sell Alexander products using artwork and graphic designs commissioned from some of the finest artists of the progressive movement, such as Charles S. Chapman, Charles Livingston Bull, and John W. Norton. As well, the Purcell & Elmslie firm oversaw a complete remodeling of the executive offices of Alexander Brothers and designed two unbuilt projects for C. O. Alexander personally. The most important of the architectural designs for Alexander Brothers was a standardized factory plan that was intended to be built in three locations. Only two units, those in Chicago and New Haven, were constructed. Purcell resigned in 1919, but eventually was forced to sue to recover architectural fees due Purcell & Elmslie as well as his own salary.

Purcell left the East Coast in November, 1919 heading for Portland, Oregon. At first, Purcell did not intend to continue in architectural practice. His original purpose in coming west was to join his cousin, Charles H. Purcell, in a bridge building company called the Pacific States Engineering Corporation (PSEC). However, under the old firm name of Purcell & Elmslie, the W. G. Purcell residence was built in 1920, but beyond one bank and a few other, fruitless inquiries, the effort to generate new business was a failure. Citing poor economic circumstances, Purcell formally requested that the Purcell & firm be dissolved in 1921.

Biographical information and historical notes adapted from the online publication, Guide to the William Gray Purcell Papers, 1985 , by Mark Hammons

Collection Scope and Content Note

Collection contains drawings, including plans, elevations and sections, for much of the firm's work, together with renderings, sketches, photographs and correspondence. Letters, photographs and books from Purcell's maternal grandfather (William Cunningham Gray, 1830-1901) form part of the collection. Also present in the papers are manuscripts, typescripts, and clippings.

The bulk of the correspondence dates from Purcell's retirement, although the papers include letters from Louis H. Sullivan (1856-1924) and others from the Chicago School of Architecture. Purcell remained involved in the architectural profession through contributions to journals and in correspondence with architects and architectural historians such as Talbot Hamlin, Lewis Mumford, Wayne Andrews and David Gebhard.

Related Material

An unpublished finding aid with more detailed description of the collection is available in the archives.

Subject Terms

Index Terms

• This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the University of Minnesota Libraries. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.
• Purcell, William Gray, 1880-1965
• Elmslie, George Grant, 1871-1952
• Sullivan, Louis H., 1856-1924
• Hamlin, Talbot, 1889-1956
• Mumford, Lewis, 1895-
• Andrews, Wayne
• Gebhard, David
• Purcell and Elmslie
• Architects -- United States -- Sources
• Architecture -- United States -- 20th century -- Sources
• Prairie School (Architecture)--Sources

Detailed Contents

Location		Title
		Architectural Records [AR: A-F]   Note The Architectural Records are the largest part of the Purcell Papers by volume and are also the most varied in media. For example, drawings are either original artworks, copies made through a variety of reproduction processes, or a combination of both treatments. Specialized records such as specifications also appear in the files. Materials documenting specific designs are arranged in commission files, also sometimes called building files or job files. A building file can contain several types of drawings. Sketches show the early conceptual development of a design, often illustrating alternative solutions. Sketches in the Architectural Records are generally small, executed in pencil on thin translucent paper. Since these drawings are preliminary and experimental in nature, sketches are usually not drawn to proportion, or scale. Studies are a more definite expression of a design, though they may still present alternate schemes. Most studies, particularly those by George Grant Elmslie, have a specific scale and include suggested landscaping or similar details. Some commission files contain specifications, written instructions to contractors that supplement the construction requirements found on technical drawings. These documents define in detail the quality and type of materials to be used, the necessary workmanship, legal or procedural obligations of the contractor, and other precise information needed to complete a building. More familiar documents also found in the building files include correspondence, manuscripts, and photographs. Many commission files reflect not only the design-making and construction process but also provide documentation on the subsequent life of the building, including publications such as newspaper clippings, pamphlets, and brochures.
		Louis Sullivan Archives [AR:A1-7]
		Building Files (A1)
		Other Designs (A2)
		Correspondence [A3]
		Manuscripts [A4]
		Other Records [A5-7]
		Purcell and Elmslie Archives [AR: B1-6]
		Building Files [B1:P&E 1-500]
		A. K. X. Sorority
		[project] 1907   Note  JN 002-1/2 Wellesley, MA Purcell and Feick
		Adair, Dr. John H.
		Residence 1913   Note  JN 218 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Adams, H. S.
		Residence [project] 1912   Note  JN 139 Oak Park, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Albert Lea College for Women - Cargill Science Hall
		[project] 1907   Note  JN 010 Albert Lea, MN Purcell and Feick
		Albert Lea State Bank
		[project] 1921   Note  JN 410 Albert Lea, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Albert, Allen D.
		Log cabin [project?] ["For Boy 1915   Note  JN 274 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers **
		** see also International Leather and Belting; Charlotte Leather Belting
		Alexander Brothers - "Personal Service"
		Accounting 1917   Note  JN 342 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - accounting
		1917   Note  JN 339 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - advertising - 1
		Advertising 1917   Note  JN 333 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - advertising - 2
		1918   Note  JN 360 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - advertising?
		"Alexander service" [advertising?] [see also JN 1915   Note  JN 293 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - factory alterations
		Factory alterations 1916   Note  JN 303 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - general
		"All seventh floor matters" 1917   Note  JN 338 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - International trademark
		Trademark design 1918   Note  JN 356 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - office alterations
		Alterations to Executive and general offices 1916   Note  JN 311 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - Shoe Renewal Shops
		Store design [project?] 1918?   Note  JN 357 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander Brothers - storage
		Storage racks 1918   Note  JN 377 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander, Charles O.
		Residence [project][see also JN 1915   Note  JN 297 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Alexander, Charles O. - "High Haith"
		Summer cottage - alterations 1918   Note  JN 383 Squam Lake, NH Purcell and Elmslie
		American National Bank
		[see GGE #259] 1920   Note  JN 401 Aurora, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Armitage, A. W.
		Alterations 1909   Note  JN 050 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Atkinson State Bank
		[for Mr. Dowling] 1908   Note  JN 013 Atkinson, NE Purcell and Feick
		Atkinson, T. R.
		Residence 1910   Note  JN 081 Bismarck, ND Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Atwood C. L. - apartments
		"Flats" [project] 1918   Note  JN 353 St. Cloud, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Atwood C. L. - bank
		Bank building [project] 1918   Note  JN 354 St. Cloud, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Atwood C. L. - hotel
		Hotel building [project] 1918   Note  JN 355 St. Cloud, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Atwood C. L. - store
		Commerical building [project] 1918   Note  JN 352 St. Cloud, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Australian Parliament Buildings - 1
		Competition [project] 1914   Note  JN 227 Canberra, AUS Purcell and Elmslie
		Australian Parliament Buildings - 2
		Competition drawings - competition re-opened after war 1917 [?]   Note  JN 325 Canberra, AUS Purcell and Elmslie
		Aviation Cups
		** see Jarvie Aviation Cups, JN 126   Note  JN 126
		Babson Brothers
		** see Edison Shop - Chicago **   Note  JN 170
		Babson, Fred - farmhouse
		Farm dwelling 1916   Note  JN 301 Hinsdale, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - alterations
		Living room alterations [see also JN 088, JN 136, JN 142, JN 142A, JN 267, JN 288, JN 371] 1914   Note  JN 234 Riverside, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - clock
		Clock case design [see also JN 088, JN 136, JN 142, JN 234, JN 267, JN 288, JN 371] 1912   Note  JN 142A Riverside, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - landscaping
		Garden [see also JN 088, JN 136, JN 142, JN 142A, JN 234, JN 288, JN 1914   Note  JN 267 Riverside, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - project
		"Six little houses" [project] [see also JN 088, JN 142, JN 142A, JN 234, JN 267, JN 288, JN 371] 1911   Note  JN 136 Riverside, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - service buildings
		Service buildings [see also JN 088, JN 136, JN 142, JN 142A, JN 234, 1915   Note  JN 288 Riverside, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - sleeping porch
		Sleeping porch [see also JN 088, JN 136, JN 142A, JN 234, JN 267, JN 288, JN 371] 1912   Note  JN 142 Riverside, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - stables
		Stables [see also JN 136, JN 142, JN 142A, JN 234, JN 267, JN 288, JN 1910   Note  JN 088 Riverside, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Babson, Henry - summer house
		[project] [see also JN 088, JN 136, JN 142, JN 142A, JN 234, JN 267, 1918   Note  JN 371 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Backus, C. T.
		Residence 1915   Note  JN 283 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Baker, H. W.
		Alterations 1911   Note  JN 106 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Baker, Harry F.
		Fence 1914   Note  JN 248 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Baker, I. P.
		** see Singer Building** 1908   Note  JN 017 Bismarck, ND Purcell and Feick
		Baker, W. E.
		Alterations [see also JN 199] 1910   Note  JN 075 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Baker, W. E. - alterations
		Porch and windows [see also JN 075] 1913   Note  JN 199 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Bank
		Rust Owen Lumber Co. [project] 1919   Note  JN 390 Drummond, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Batson, S. W.
		Alterations 1912   Note  JN 166 Wayzata, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Beaulieu, Theodore H.
		Residence 1909   Note  JN 053 White Earth, MN Purcell and Feick
		Beebe, Ward - residence
		** see Leuthold, John , JN 155 **   Note  JN 155
		Bell, Mrs. H. H.
		Sleeping porch 1909   Note  JN 071 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Bennett, Carl K - Memorial
		[project] [see also JN 217, JN 261, JN 263, JN 374, JN 375] 1919?   Note  JN 376 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Bennett, Carl K.
		Stationery [see also JN 217, JN 261, JN 374, JN 375, JN 376] 1914   Note  JN 263 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Bennett, Carl K. - Landscaping
		Landscaping [see also JN 261, JN 263, JN 374, JN 375, JN 376] 1913   Note  JN 217 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Bennett, Carl K. - residence
		[project] [see also JN 217, JN 261, JN 263, JN 374, JN 376] 1919   Note  JN 375 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Bennett, Carl K. - summer house
		[project] [see also JN 217, JN 261, JN 263, JN 375, JN 376] 1920?   Note  JN 374 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Bennett, Carl K. [project]
		Residence [project] [see also JN 217, JN 263, JN 374, JN 375, JN 376] 1914   Note  JN 261 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Benton, Henry W.
		Residence [project] 1911   Note  JN 134 Wayzata, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Benton, W. A..
		Fireplace 1910   Note  JN 103 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Best, Nolan R.
		[project] [The Interior] 1908   Note  JN 029 Chicago, IL Purcell and Feick
		Biddle - Landscape
		[project] [see also JN 341, JN 343] 1917   Note  JN 344 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Biddle - Residence
		[project] [see also JN 341, JN 344] 1917   Note  JN 343 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Biddle - Store
		[project] [see also JN 343, JN 344] 1917   Note  JN 341 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Bird, F. W.
		Competition drawings for residence 1908   Note  JN 015 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		Bismarck Bank
		Alterations [project?] 1908   Note  JN 016 Bismarck, ND Purcell and Feick
		Blackmarr, Frank H.
		Sanitarium [GGE] 1911   Note  JN 118 Chicago, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Blair, Harry - duplex
		Duplex [project] [see also JN 163] 1909   Note  JN 072 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Blair, Harry - project
		[project] [see also JN 072] 1912   Note  JN 163 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Blossom, George S.
		Residence [project] 1915   Note  JN 290 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Blymyer, S. F.
		Summer cottage [see also JN 109] 1910   Note  JN 082 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Blymyer, S. F. [project]
		Cottage [project] [see also JN 82] 1911   Note  JN 109 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Braasch, Dr. W. F.
		Residence [project] 1912   Note  JN 145 Rochester, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Brace, Sears E., Jr.
		Warehouse [project] 1909   Note  JN 042 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Bradley, Harold C.
		Josephine Crane Bradley residence - office assitance for GGE [Sullivan commission] [see also JN 260] 1910   Note  JN 089 Madison, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Bradley, Harold C. - P and E design
		Residence [see also JN 089] 1914   Note  JN 260 Madison, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Bratrud, Dr.
		Residence [project] 1920   Note  JN 403 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Brick and Tile Competition
		Drawings 1914   Note  JN 229-A n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Browne, C. L.
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 070 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Builder's Document Service
		** see Builder's Plan Service, JN 500   Note  JN 500
		Builder's Plan Service
		advertising materials, brochure drafts, etc. 1921 ?   Note  JN 500 Portland, OR Purcell and Elmslie
		Bullen, A. F.
		Alterations [project] [see also JN 198] 1907   Note  JN 006 Red Wing, MN Purcell and Feick
		Bullen, A. F. - alterations
		Stairs and library [see also JN 006] 1913   Note  JN 198 Red Wing, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Butler Brothers
		Fireworks Warehouse 1907   Note  JN 004 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Buxton, Mrs. C. I.
		Residence 1912   Note  JN 154 Owatonna, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Buzzell, Francis
		Residence [see also JN 273] 1914   Note  JN 266 Lake Bluff, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Buzzell, Francis -cabin
		Cabin [see also JN 266] 1915   Note  JN 273 Lake Bluff, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Byrne, Patrick E.
		Residence 1909   Note  JN 069 Bismarck, ND Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Carlson, Fritz - 1
		Residence [see also JN 335A] 1917   Note  JN 335 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Carlson, Fritz - 2
		Residence [see also JN 335] 1923   Note  JN 335A Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Carson, D. K. Paul
		Residence ["finally done by Strauel"] 1920   Note  JN 405 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Charlotte Leather Belting Co.
		[project] 1918?   Note  JN 359 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Charlotte Leather Belting Co. -
		1918   Note  JN 369 Charlotte, NC Purcell and Elmslie
		Charlotte Leather Belting Co. -
		Front entrance alterations 1918   Note  JN 363 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Charlotte Leather Belting Co. - Factory
		Factory building 1918   Note  JN 380 Charlotte, NC Purcell and Elmslie
		Chase, M. M.
		Hotel alterations [project] 1909   Note  JN 061 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Feick
		Chi Psi Lodge [Fraternity]
		Alterations [University of Minnesota] 1911   Note  JN 128 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Chicago Architectural Club - exhibit
		Exhibition drawings 1913   Note  JN 225 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Chicago Architectural Exhibition
		[drawings submitted?] 1908   Note  JN 021 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		Chippewa Valley Light and Power
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 180 Eau Claire, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Choate, H.
		[project] 1913   Note  JN 193 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Christ Church
		Parish House and Chancel [see also JN 287] 1908   Note  JN 024 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Feick
		Christ Church - memorial window
		Memorial window [see also JN 024] 1915   Note  JN 287 [Eau Claire, WI] Purcell and Elmslie
		Christian Church
		[project] 1911   Note  JN 107 Cedar Rapids, IA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Church
		Rust Owen Lumber Co. [project] 1919   Note  JN 392 Drummond, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Chute Realty
		Storefront - alterations 1916   Note  JN 329 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Chute, R. H.
		Alterations 1914   Note  JN 240 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Chute, W. Y.
		Alterations [see also JN 351] 1916   Note  JN 317 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Chute, W. Y. - "Small Houses"
		Speculative houses [project] [see also JN 317] 1918   Note  JN 351 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Citizens National Bank
		[project] 1911   Note  JN 108 Watertown, SD Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Citizens Savings Bank
		[project] 1911   Note  JN 105 Cedar Falls, IA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Clark
		[project] 1917 [?]   Note  JN 331 Des Moines, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Clark, C. F.
		Residence [project] 1910   Note  JN 084 Cedar Rapids, IA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Cornell Exhibition
		[At Chicago Architectural Club?] 1912   Note  JN 146 Chicago, IL ? Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Countryman, Miss [Gratia]
		Womens dormitory [project] 1912   Note  JN 158 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - Buzzard's Bay cottages
		Cottages at Buzzard's Bay [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN127, JN131, JN 43, JN147, JN160, JN162, JN181, JN183, JN 188, JN 189] 1912   Note  JN 149 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - fence
		Fence [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 189] 1912   Note  JN 160 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - four cottages
		Four cottages [project?] [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 189] 1912   Note  JN 147 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - gardener's Cottage
		Gardener's cottage on Crane Estate [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 1911   Note  JN 127 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - general
		"Bookkeeping supervision, travel" [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN183, JN 188, JN 189] 1912   Note  JN 181 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - greenhouse
		Greenhouse workroom [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 189] 1913   Note  JN 188 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - ice house
		Ice house, tool house, bridge [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 1912   Note  JN 143 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - library
		Alterations [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 160, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 1912   Note  JN 162 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - pier and boathouse
		Pier and boathouse [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 188] 1913   Note  JN 189 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane Estate - Swift Cottage
		Alterations [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 188, JN 189] 1912   Note  JN 183 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane, Charles R. - "Crane Bungalow"
		Crane Estate [see also JN 093, JN 93A, JN 127, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 189] 1911   Note  JN 131 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane, Charles R. - alterations
		Residence alterations [see also JN 93A, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 189] 1910   Note  JN 093 Woods Hole, MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Crane, Charles R. - stables
		Stables - alterations and additions [see also JN 93, JN 127, JN 131, JN 143, JN 147, JN 149, JN 160, JN 162, JN 181, JN 183, JN 188, JN 1910   Note  JN 093A Woods Hole MA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Cross, Dr. J. G.
		Alterations 1911   Note  JN 129 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Cunningham Gray Architectural Service
		** see Builder's Plan Service, JN 500   Note  JN 500
		Curtis, Earl
		Alterations 1911   Note  JN 112 Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Daniels, Dr. A. D.
		Residence [project] 1912   Note  JN 150 Rhinelander, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Dayton's Dry Goods Company - fitting rooms
		Fitting rooms [project] [see also JN 117, JN 212, JN 257, JN 286] 1909   Note  JN 057 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Dayton's Dry Goods Company - tea rooms
		Tea rooms [project] [see also JN 057, JN 212, JN 257, JN 286] 1911   Note  JN 117 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Dayton, George D. -project?
		Alterations [Residence?] [see also JN 057, JN 117, JN 257, JN 286] 1913   Note  JN 212 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Dayton, George D. - alterations
		Residence alterations, third floor [see also JN 057, JN 117, JN 212, JN 1914   Note  JN 257 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Dayton, George D. - residence
		Residence alterations; [see also JN 057, JN 117, JN 212, JN 257] 1915   Note  JN 286 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Decker, E. W.
		Residence [Holdridge, MN] [see also JN 167, JN 210, JN 213, JN 215, JN 219, JN 226] 1913   Note  JN 203 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Decker, E. W. - "decorating"
		[Holdridge, MN] [see also JN 167, JN 203, JN 210, JN 215, JN 219, JN 1913   Note  JN 213 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Decker, E. W. - "Perspective"
		Prespective drawing "For exhibition" [see also JN 167, JN 203, JN 210, JN 213, JN 219, JN 226] 1913   Note  JN 215 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Decker, E. W. - garage
		Garage [Holdridge, MN] [see also JN 167, JN 203, JN 213, JN 215, JN 219, JN 226] 1913   Note  JN 210 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Decker, E. W. - gate
		Entrance gate [project] [see also JN 167, JN 203, JN 210, JN 213, JN 215, JN 226] 1913   Note  JN 219 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Decker, E. W. - pump house
		Pump house [Holdridge, MN] [see also JN 167, JN 203, JN 210, JN 213, JN 215, JN 219] 1913   Note  JN 226 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Decker, E. W. [project]
		Residence [project] [Holdridge, MN] [see also JN 203, JN 210, JN 213, JN 215, JN 219, JN 226] 1912   Note  JN 167 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Dodd, A. B. C.
		Residence 1910   Note  JN 083 Charles City, IA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Dowling
		Bookcase and mantle [project?] 1908   Note  JN 012 Omaha, NE Purcell and Feick
		Dowling, H.P.
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 044 Harlan, IA Purcell and Feick
		Duplex House
		[Residence] [project] 1907   Note  JN 001 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Durant, F. R.
		Alterations to summer home [project] [Crystal Bay] 1913   Note  JN 223 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Dyar, Edgar
		Residence [project] 1914   Note  JN 253 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Eaton, Crane and Pike
		Offices [project] 1912   Note  JN 140 Chicago, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Eau Claire City Hall
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 065 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Feick
		Edison Shop - Chicago
		Four-story office building [see also JN 238, JN 271, JN 321] 1912   Note  JN 170 Chicago, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Edison Shop - Chicago - instrument panels
		Instrument panels [see also JN 170, JN 238, JN 321] 1915   Note  JN 271 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Edison Shop - Chicago - sign
		Sign [see also JN 170, JN 238, JN 1916   Note  JN 321 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Edison Shop - Chicago, alts.
		Front show window alterations [see also JN 170, JN 271, JN 321] 1914   Note  JN 238 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Edison Shop - Kansas City
		Alterations 1914   Note  JN 230 Kansas City, MO Purcell and Elmslie
		Edison Shop - San Francisco
		[With Walter H. Ratcliffe, assoc. archt.] [see also JN 251] 1914   Note  JN 242 San Fransisco, CA Purcell and Elmslie; Walter H. Ratcliffe, assoc. archt.
		Edison Shop - San Francisco - furniture
		Furniture and equipment [see also JN 242] 1914   Note  JN 251 San Francisco, CA Purcell and Elmslie
		Einfeldt, Henry
		Residence 1914   Note  JN 265 River Forest, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Electric Carriage and Battery
		Garage 1910   Note  JN 074 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Elks Club - Mankato
		[project] 1908   Note  JN 027 Mankato, MN Purcell and Feick
		Elks Club - Winona
		[project] 1910   Note  JN 100 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Episcopal Church
		[project] 1915   Note  JN 289 Owen, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Exchange State Bank
		Bank building 1910   Note  JN 076 Grand Meadow, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Exchange State Bank Stationery
		Stationery design 1912   Note  JN 152 Grand Meadow, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Famers and Merchants State Bank - Hector
		Bank building 1916   Note  JN 309 Hector, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Famers State Bank - Kasson
		Alterations 1917 [?]   Note  JN 328 Kasson, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Feick, George, Sr.
		"Houses # 3 and #4" [see also JN 1908   Note  JN 032 Sandusky, OH Purcell and Feick
		Feick, George, Sr. - office building
		Office building [see also JN 032] 1909   Note  JN 041 Sandusky, OH Purcell and Feick
		First Congregational Church - Community House
		Community House [see also JN 220] 1913   Note  JN 221 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		First Congregational Church - Parsonage
		Parsonage [see also JN 221] 1913   Note  JN 220 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		First National Bank - Bismarck
		Alterations 1912   Note  JN 168 Bismarck, ND Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		First National Bank - Graceville
		Alterations 1910   Note  JN 114 Graceville, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		First National Bank - Mankato
		[project] 1911   Note  JN 124 Mankato, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		First National Bank - Rhinelander
		Bank building 1910   Note  JN 099 Rhinelander, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		First National Bank - Winona
		[project] 1907   Note  JN 008 Winona, MN Purcell and Feick
		First National Bank of Adams
		Bank building 1920   Note  JN 399 Adams, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		First National Bank of Graceville
		[project?] 1914   Note  JN 233 Graceville, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		First National Bank of Janesville
		Bank building [project] 1912   Note  JN 177 Janesville, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		First State Bank of Le Roy
		Bank building 1914   Note  JN 231 Le Roy, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Foot, E. H.
		Alterations [project?] 1914   Note  JN 239 Red Wing, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Forbes, E. A.
		Residence 1920   Note  JN 407 Rhinelander, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Fourteenth Church of Christ, Scientist
		[project] 1915   Note  JN 291 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Fowler Church
		Acoustics [project] 1911   Note  JN 125 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Gallagher, Dr. J. W. S.
		Residence 1913   Note  JN 187 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Gallaher, H. P.
		Residence 1909   Note  JN 062 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Feick
		Garage
		Rust Owen Lumber Co. [project] 1919   Note  JN 391 Drummond, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Garvin, H. C.
		Sunporch and alterations 1910   Note  JN 090 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Goetzenberger, Edward
		Residence 1910   Note  JN 077 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Goodnow, Dr. Merton S.
		Residence 1913   Note  JN 191 Hutchinson, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Goosman Garage
		Auto Repair Garage [see also JN 060] 1907   Note  JN 003 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Goosman, Henry G.
		Residence [see also JN 003] 1909   Note  JN 060 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Graef, Henry
		Alterations 1912   Note  JN 165 Sandusky, OH Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Gray, Catherine
		Residence [project] [see also JN 005, JN 005A, JN 262] 1907   Note  JN 004-1/2 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Gray, Catherine - alterations
		Greenhouse, fireplace [see also JN 004-1/2, JN 005, JN 262] 1914   Note  JN 262 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Gusto Cigarette Company
		Store building [project] 1914   Note  JN 254 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Hamilton Hunter, Amy
		** see Hunter, Amy Hamilton **   Note  JN 318
		Handicraft Guild
		[project] 1908   Note  JN 022 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Hanna, Mrs. William H.
		Furniture 1915   Note  JN 284 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Harbeson, Mrs. W. B.
		Residence [project] 1913   Note  JN 195 Rapid City, SD Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Harris
		Alterations [project] 1908   Note  JN 034 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Hathaway, W. B.
		Alterations 1910   Note  JN 097 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Hegg F. N.
		Commercial building 1915   Note  JN 296 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Heitman, Louis - 1
		Residence [project] [see also JN 122, JN 312, JN 314, JN 315, JN 316] 1916   Note  JN 299 Helena, MT Purcell and Elmslie
		Heitman, Louis - business
		"Contract matters" [see also JN 122, JN 299, JN 312, JN 315, JN 316] 1916   Note  JN 314 Helena, MT Purcell and Elmslie
		Heitman, Louis - decoration
		[see also JN 122, JN 299, JN 312, JN 314, JN 315] 1916   Note  JN 316 Helena, MT Purcell and Elmslie
		Heitman, Louis - furniture
		Daughter's room furniture [see also JN 122, JN 299, JN 312, JN 314, JN 1916   Note  JN 315 Helena, MT Purcell and Elmslie
		Heitman, Louis - residence
		Residence [see also JN 122, JN 299, JN 314, JN 315, JN 316] 1916   Note  JN 312 Helena, MT Purcell and Elmslie
		Heitman, Louis E.
		Residence [project] [see also JN 299, JN 312, JN 314, JN 315, JN 316] 1911   Note  JN 122 Helena, MT Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Helen C. Peirce School
		** see Peirce School **   Note  JN 362
		Hibbard, C. J.
		Residence [project] 1916   Note  JN 302 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		High School
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 138 Sandusky, OH Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Hineline, Harold E.
		Residence 1910   Note  JN 102 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Hirschfelder, Dr. A. D.
		Residence [project] 1915   Note  JN 278 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Horton, Frank
		Residence [project] 1910   Note  Jn 096 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Hoyt, E. S.
		Residence [see also JN 280] 1913   Note  JN 200 Red Wing, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Hoyt, E. S. - garage
		Garage; [see also JN 200] 1915   Note  JN 280 Red Wing, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Hubbard, W. A.
		Residence [project] 1910   Note  JN 101 Lake City, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Hunter, Amy Hamilton
		Residence 1916   Note  JN 318 Flossmorr, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Hussey, E. Frank
		Residence [project] 1912   Note  JN 151 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Ingersoll, C. E.
		Winter house [project] 1913   Note  JN 192 Sarasota, FL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Ingram, E. B.
		Garage and stable 1910   Note  JN 091 Eau Claire, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Institutional Church
		[also known as "Insitutional Building"; "Y.M.C.A."] 1916   Note  JN 310 Siang Tang, Hunan, China Purcell and Elmslie
		Interior, The
		Cover design 1908   Note  JN 020 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		International Leather and Belting Co - factories
		Factory buildings - New Haven, CT and Chicago, IL 1918?   Note  JN 366 New Haven, CT; Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather and Belting Co - special
		"Special Service" 1918?   Note  JN 364 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather and Belting Co. - advertising
		1918   Note  JN 370 Phildelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather and Belting Corp. - factory building , New Haven
		Factory building 1917   Note  JN 340B New Haven, CT Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather and Belting Corp. - factory building - Cleveland
		Factory building 1917   Note  JN 340C Cleveland, OH Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather and Belting Corp. - factory building, Chicago
		Factory building 1917   Note  JN 340A Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather and Belting Corp. - garage for factory
		Garage 1917   Note  JN 340D n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather and Belting Corp. - general
		1917   Note  JN 340 New York, NY Purcell and Elmslie
		International Leather Belting Co. - Chicago - advertising
		[advertising folder - Chicago Plan] 1918   Note  JN 370B Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Interstate Mercantile Company
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 156 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Jarvie Aviation Cups
		Silver award cups [trophies] 1911   Note  JN 126 Chicago, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Jensen, James Edwin - 1
		Alterations [project] [see also JN 349, JN 384] 1909   Note  JN 045 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Jensen, James Edwin - 2
		Residence [project] [see also JN 384; JN 045] 1918   Note  JN 349 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Jensen, James Edwin - 3
		Residence [see also JN 045, JN 349] 1919   Note  JN 384 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Jones, Arthur
		Barn alterations [into residence] 1908   Note  JN 023 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Jorgenson, Carlo
		Residence 1911   Note  JN 120 Bismarck, ND Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Jump River Town Hall
		Town hall 1915   Note  JN 285 Jump River, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Kahler, John H.
		[project] [Residence? Hotel?] 1908   Note  JN 018A Rochester, MN Purcell and Feick
		Keith, Mrs. T. B.
		Alterations, furniture 1910   Note  JN 073 Eau Claire, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Kerugher, L. W.
		[project] 1916   Note  JN 322 Mapleton, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Knowlton, E. A.
		Residence 1911   Note  JN 116 Rochester, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Kramer Hotel
		[project] 1920   Note  JN 400 Mudlava, IN Purcell and Elmslie
		Ladies' Home Journal
		Study for Cottage 1908   Note  JN 025 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		Land Office Building
		** see Northwest Lumber Company **   Note  JN 320
		Landon, W. J.
		Duplex group [project] 1907   Note  JN 009 Winona, MN Purcell and Feick
		Larson, Fred A.
		Residence 1908   Note  JN 011 Towner, ND Purcell and Feick
		Le Roy Library
		Library building [project] 1915   Note  JN 275 Le Roy, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Leavenworth, Professor
		[project] 1916   Note  JN 305 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Leuthold, John
		Residence for Bess J. and Ward Beebe 1912   Note  JN 155 St. Paul, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Lincoln County Bank
		[project] 1911   Note  JN 119 Merrill, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Lindsay Brothers
		Warehouse addition [project] 1909   Note  JN 059 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		Litchfield Pavlion
		[project] 1913   Note  JN 207 Litchfield, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Little, Margaret
		Residence [also known as Waller?] 1914   Note  JN 252 Berkeley, CA Purcell and Elmslie
		Lockwood, C. W.
		Residence [see also JN 171] 1909   Note  JN 064 Hayward, WI Purcell and Feick
		Lockwood, C. W. - summer home
		Summer home at Lac Court Oreilles, WI [see also JN 064] 1912   Note  JN 171 Hayward, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Logan
		Alterations [project] [see also JN 308, JN 337] 1916   Note  JN 324 Mitchell, SD Purcell and Elmslie
		Logan, George E. - store
		Store building [project?] [see also JN 308, JN 324] 1917   Note  JN 337 Mitchell, SD Purcell and Elmslie
		Logan-Branson Bank Building
		Bank and commercial building [see also JN 324, JN 337] 1916   Note  JN 308 Mitchell, SD Purcell and Elmslie
		Loring, C.M.
		Soldiers Memorial Arch [project] 1908   Note  JN 035 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Madison State Bank
		Bank building 1913   Note  JN 204 Madison, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Marion Alice Parker
		accounting 1919   Note  JN 396 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Maxson, Mrs. P. C.
		Alterations 1909   Note  JN 055 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		McCarthy, Nathaniel
		** see Fowler Church **   Note  JN 125
		McCormick, Harold J.
		Cabin [project] 1913   Note  JN 216 Island Lake, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		McCosker, Mrs. Terrence
		Residence [see also JN 270] 1909   Note  JN 040 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		McCosker, Mrs. Terrence - garage
		Garage [see also JN 040] 1915   Note  JN 270 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		McHugh, C.H.
		Map 1908   Note  JN 018 North Dakota Purcell and Feick
		McIndoe, Mrs. B. T. [Hattie]
		Residence [project] 1911   Note  JN 121 Rhinelander, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		McLannahan
		Alterations 1908   Note  JN 014 Purcell and Feick
		McPhail Studios
		[project] 1917   Note  JN 346 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Merchants National Bank
		Bank building [see also JN 397] 1911   Note  JN 132 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Merchants National Bank - alts.
		Alterations [see also JN 132] 1919   Note  JN 397 Winona, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Methodist Church
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 043 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Feick
		Meyers, J. E.
		Residence [project] 1912   Note  JN 178 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Millar, W. G. A.
		Alterations 1910   Note  JN 095 Pittsburgh, PA George Grant Elmslie
		Milnor, Walter S.
		[project?] 1914   Note  JN 232 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Minneapolis Business Women's Club
		[project] 1919   Note  JN 395 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Minnesota Chapter A.I.A.
		1917 [?]   Note  JN 326 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Minnesota Phonograph Company
		Store building 1914   Note  JN 258 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Minnesota State Art Competition
		Brick House - competition drawings 1917   Note  JN 307 MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Minnesota State Arts Commission
		[Model Village Home?] Drawings 1914   Note  JN 229 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Moore, Dr. James E.
		Residence [project] [Lk of Isles Blvd.and Kenwd Pkw] 1914   Note  JN 259 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Morrison, Robert G.
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 068 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		Mueller, Paul
		Studio and office 1910   Note  JN 104 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Municipal Auditorium
		[project] 1916   Note  JN 319 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Municipal Building - Kasson
		Municipal building 1917 [?]   Note  JN 327 Kasson, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Murray, J. E.
		Porch and terrace 1911   Note  JN 110 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Myers, H. J.
		Residence 1908   Note  JN 033 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		National Farmers Bank
		[project] [see also JN 372, JN 373] 1918   Note  JN 361 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		National Farmers Bank - sculptural
		Ornamentation [project] [see also JN 361, JN 373] 1918   Note  JN 372 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		National Farmers Bank - misc.
		stationery, blank check forms, deposit slips, etc. [see also JN 361, 1918   Note  JN 373 Owatonna, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Nelson, Overt
		Residence [project] 1913   Note  JN 228 Madison, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		New York and Chicago Exhibitions
		[project?] 1913   Note  JN 185 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Newman, H. H. and Marsh, Geo. L.
		Apartment building 1912   Note  JN 175 Chicago, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Noer, Olaf
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 067 Menomonie, WI ? Purcell and Feick
		Northwest Lumber Company
		Land office building 1916   Note  JN 320 Stanley, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Open Air Theater - 2
		Anoka Open Air Theater [for Thaddeus Giddings] [see also JN 246] 1915   Note  JN 277 Anoka, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Open Air Theatre - 1
		Anoka Open Air Theater [for Thaddeus Giddings] [see also JN 277] 1914   Note  JN 246 Anoka, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Owen, Aloney Rist [Rust?] - 1
		Summer house - log cabin alterations [see also JN 394] 1918   Note  JN 378 Drummond, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Owen, Aloney Rist [Rust?] - 2
		Farmhouse [see also JN 378] 1919   Note  JN 394 Drummond, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Owen, John S.
		Steps [see also JN 173] 1909   Note  JN 046 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Feick
		Owen, John S. - cottage
		Cottage [see also JN 046] 1912   Note  JN 173 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Owen, Ralph
		Summer house, Lake Owen [project] 1919   Note  JN 389 Drummond, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Owre and Braasch
		Dental offices, alterations 1917   Note  JN 358 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Owre, Dr. Oscar
		Residence [see also JN 264, JN 350] 1911   Note  JN 130 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Owre, Dr. Oscar - fence and garage
		Fence and garage [see also JN 130, JN 264] 1917   Note  JN 350 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Owre, Dr. Oscar - furniture
		Furniture [see also JN 130, JN 350] 1914   Note  JN 264 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		P and E Office - Chicago - bookkeeping -
		Bookkeeping 1913   Note  JN 196 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		P and E Office - Chicago - bookkeeping -
		Bookkeeping 1914   Note  JN 237 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		P and E Office - Chicago - bookkeeping -
		Bookkeeping 1915   Note  JN 269 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		P and E Office - Chicago - bookkeeping -
		"March,1916 to March,1917" 1916   Note  JN 306 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		P and E Office - Chicago - bookkeeping -
		["March, 1917 to March, 1918"] 1917   Note  JN 336 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		P and E Office - Minneapolis -
		accounting 1918?   Note  JN 365 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Page, Henry D.
		Residence [project?] 1912   Note  JN 159 Mason City, IA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Palmer - Cantini
		Residence [project] 1914   Note  JN 247 St. Paul, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Parish of St. Anthony
		Rectory [project] 1913   Note  JN 202 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Parker, Charles
		Residence 1912   Note  JN 179 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Parkhurst Bank
		** see Farmers State Bank - Kasson 1917 [?]   Note  JN 328 Kasson, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Parkhurst, W. N.
		Residence [project] 1917 [?]   Note  JN 332 Kasson, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Paust, Benjamin A.
		Alterations [Perry Crosier, archt?] 1913   Note  JN 205 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Peirce School
		[see GGE# 274] 1918   Note  JN 362 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Perfection Churn
		Stationery design [for Carl K. 1910   Note  JN 087 Owatonna, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Phi Alpha Theta [Fraternity]
		Alterations [University of Minnesota] 1912   Note  JN 141 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Pierce, O. A.
		Cottage 1908   Note  JN 036 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Feick
		Polson, Mrs. Richard
		Residence 1917   Note  JN 347 Spooner, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Powers, E. L.
		Residence 1910   Note  JN 098 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Purcell and Elmslie, Architects
		Exhibit at Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN 1953   Note  JN 411 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell and Elmslie
		Advertising folders 1917   Note  JN 348 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, Charles A. - "decorating"
		Leaded glass; mural [see also JN 051, JN 241, JN 409] 1913   Note  JN 214 River Forest, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Purcell, Charles A. - alterations
		Alterations and garage [see also JN 051, JN 214, JN 241] 1920   Note  JN 409 River Forest, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, Charles A. - monument ?
		"Cemetery monument, Forest Home Cemetery" ?? [see also JN 051, JN 214, JN 409] 1914   Note  JN 241 Forest Park, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, Charles A. - residence
		Residence [see also JN 214, JN 241, JN 409] 1909   Note  JN 051 River Forest, IL Purcell and Feick
		Purcell, Edna S.
		Residence [now known as Purcell-Cutts House] [see also JN 1913   Note  JN 197 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Purcell, Edna S. - alterations
		Residence atlerations, decorating and furniture ["Little Joker"] [see also JN 197] 1914   Note  JN 256 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, Edna S. - Summer residence
		"Cabin" [aka Rose Valley Bungalow] [see also JN 381] 1918   Note  JN 368 Rose Valley, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, Mrs. W. H.
		Alterations [project] 1908   Note  JN 026 Los Angeles, CA Purcell and Feick
		Purcell, William Gray
		Personal business 1915   Note  JN 279 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, William Gray - [project]
		Bungalow [project] 1918?   Note  JN 367 Philadelphia, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, William Gray - furniture
		[project] see also JN 004-1/2, JN 005, JN 262] 1907   Note  JN 005A Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Purcell, William Gray - personal
		1918   Note  JN 382 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Purcell, William Gray - residence
		Residence [aka Catherine Gray Residence] [see also JN 004-1/2, 005A, 262] 1907   Note  JN 005 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Purcell, William Gray - summerhouse
		[see also JN 368] 1919   Note  JN 381 Rose Valley, PA Purcell and Elmslie
		Recker, D. F.
		Residence [project] 1916   Note  JN 313 Rhinelander, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Reel and Rudder Club
		"Summer dormitory" [clubhouse] 1908   Note  JN 028 Lake Minnetonka, MN? Purcell and Feick
		Rhinelander High School
		[project] 1911   Note  JN 133 Rhinelander, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Rhinelander Hotel
		"Welcome Inn" [project] 1915   Note  JN 268 Rhinelander, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Rice, Mrs.
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 144 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Riverside Country Club - 1
		[project] [see also JN 379] 1914   Note  JN 235 Riverside, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Riverside Country Club - 2
		Revision [see also JN 235] 1918   Note  JN 379 Riverside, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Rodgers, Bolles
		Alterations [project?] 1913   Note  JN 201 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Rosholt, Miss Ruth
		[project] 1911   Note  JN 115 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Sawyer, A. W.
		Residence [project] 1914   Note  JN 245 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Scandinavian American State Bank
		Alterations [project] 1910   Note  JN 113 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Schipfer, Dr. L. A.
		Residence [project] 1916   Note  JN 304 Bismarck, ND Purcell and Elmslie
		School
		Rust Owen Lumber Co. [project] 1919   Note  JN 393 Drummond, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Scott, Carlyle
		Commerical building 1909   Note  JN 052 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Second Church of Christ, Scientist
		Light fixtures 1915   Note  JN 298 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Second National Bank
		George Pank [project] [see GGE 1920   Note  JN 402 Aurora, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Sell, H. B.
		Residence - alterations [project] 1914   Note  JN 244 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Sexton, Charles W.
		Alterations 1910   Note  JN 094 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Shakopee Sanitorium
		[project] 1908   Note  JN 037 Shakopee, MN Purcell and Feick
		Simmons, T. H.
		** see St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church **   Note  JN 086
		Simmons, T. H. - personal
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 153 Cedar Rapids, IA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Simons, Mrs. Henry
		Residence [project] [see also JN 387] 1915   Note  JN 272 Glencoe, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Simons, Mrs. Henry - project
		[project] [see also JN 272] 1919   Note  JN 387 Glencoe, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Simons, Orlando
		[project] 1919   Note  JN 388 Glencoe, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Simpson, Mrs. G. H.
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 058 Oak Park, IL Purcell and Feick
		Singer Building
		[project] 1908   Note  JN 017 Bismarck, ND Purcell and Feick
		Sioux City Courthouse
		** see Woodbury County Courthouse   Note  JN 276
		Snelling, Thomas W.
		Residence 1913   Note  JN 194 Waukegan, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Somerville, Edward L.
		Alterations 1913   Note  JN 224 Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Sprague, F. W.
		Alterations 1916   Note  JN 323 Sauk Center, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		St. Anthony Parish
		** see Parish of St. Anthony **   Note  JN 202
		St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
		[project] 1910   Note  JN 086 Cedar Rapids, IA Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Stanley Land Office
		** see Northwest Lumber Company **   Note  JN 320
		Steven, J. D. R. - alterations
		Fireplace [see also JN 047, JN 048] 1915   Note  JN 295 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Elmslie
		Steven, J. D. R. - cottage
		Cottage [see also JN 048, JN 295] 1909   Note  JN 047 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Feick
		Steven, J. D. R. - own home
		Residence [see also JN 047, JN 295] 1909   Note  JN 048 Eau Claire, WI Purcell and Feick
		Stewart Memorial Church
		Church 1909   Note  JN 056 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Stocking, Homer M.
		[project] 1909   Note  JN 066 n.l. Purcell and Feick
		Stricker, George - alterations - 1
		Alterations [see also JN 79; JN 294] 1909   Note  JN 039 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Stricker, George - residence
		Residence [project] [see also JN 39; JN 294] 1910   Note  JN 079 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Stricker, George W. - alterations - 2
		Alterations [see also JN 039; JN 079] 1915   Note  JN 294 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Sulflow, William
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 176 Minneapolis, MN? Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Summy, Clayton F. - [new store -
		Music store [project] [see also JN 038, JN 135, JN 282, JN 406] 1913   Note  JN 211 Chicago, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Summy, Clayton F. - [project]
		[project] [see also JN 135, JN 211, JN 282, JN 406] 1908   Note  JN 038 Chicago, IL Purcell and Feick
		Summy, Clayton F. - alts., sales room
		Alterations to sales room [see also JN 038, JN 135, JN 211, JN 282] 1921   Note  JN 406 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Summy, Clayton F. - residence
		Overmantle mural design by John Norton 1918   Note  JN 382A Chicago, IL ? Purcell and Elmslie
		Summy, Clayton F. - salesroom
		Salesroom in music store [in Steinway Bldg?] [see also JN 038, JN 211, JN 282, JN 406] 1911   Note  JN 135 Chicago, IL Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Summy, Clayton F. - store, alts
		[project?] [see also JN 038, JN 135, JN 211, JN 406] 1915   Note  JN 282 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Tallant, F. E.
		Remodelling [tailor shop] 1908   Note  JN 031 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Taylor, Truman
		Residence [project?] 1907   Note  JN 007 Sandusky, OH Purcell and Feick
		Tenth Church of Chris, Scientist
		[project] 1915   Note  JN 292 Chicago, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Third Church of Christ, Scientist -
		[project] 1917 [?]   Note  JN 330 Riverside, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Third Church of Christ, Scientist - Minneapolis
		[project] ["Lake and Hennepin"] 1914   Note  JN 250 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Third National Bank
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 137 Sandusky, OH Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Thomas, Ralph D. - alterations
		Alterations to summer home [project?] [see also JN 222] 1913   Note  JN 222B Lake Minnetonka, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Thomas, Ralph D. - residence
		Residence [project?] [see also JN 222B] 1913   Note  JN 222 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Thompson, E. M.
		Residence 1909   Note  JN 049 Bismarck, ND Purcell and Feick
		Thomson, James P.
		Cabin ["Northern Minnesota"] 1910   Note  JN 092 MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Tillotson, E. C.
		Residence 1912   Note  JN 157 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Trumer, J.
		[project] 1908   Note  JN 030 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Tustison, Frank
		[project] 1919   Note  JN 385 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Ulland, J. S.
		Alterations [see NAA coll. #130 - Marion Alice Parker] 1919   Note  JN 386 Fergus Falls, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Union Bottling Works
		[project] 1920   Note  JN 398 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		United Brethren Church
		[project] 1908   Note  JN 019 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Waggoner, J. H.
		Alterations [project] 1910   Note  JN 085 Eau Claire, WI Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Wakefield, Lyman E.
		Residence 1911   Note  JN 111 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Waldron, W. E.
		[project] 1913   Note  JN 190 Billings, MT Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Wallace, James
		Commerical building 1917   Note  JN 334 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Ware, Joseph E.
		Alterations 1913   Note  JN 206 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Warner, E.C.
		Residence [project] 1909   Note  JN 063 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Warner, Leon
		Sunroom and sleeping porch 1910   Note  JN 080 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Weber, Henry, jr.
		Residence [project] 1911   Note  JN 123 Austin, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Western Architect - Special number [1/1913]
		[Special edition of magazine, pub. Jan. 1913] [see also JN 255, JN 281] 1912   Note  JN 172 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Western Architect - Special number [1915]
		[Special edition of magazine, published Jan.,1915] [see also JN 172, JN 281] 1914   Note  JN 255 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Western Architect - Special number [7/1915]
		[Special edition of magazine, publ. 7/1915] [see also JN 172, JN 255] 1915   Note  JN 281 n.l. Purcell and Elmslie
		Western Avenue Exchange Block
		Remodelling 1907   Note  JN 002 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Western Motor Supply
		Alterations - store building 1912   Note  JN 182 n.l. Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Westminster Presbyterian Church - alterations
		Alterations [see also JN 169] 1910   Note  JN 078 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Westminster Presbyterian Church - Sunday School
		Alterations [see also JN 078] 1912   Note  JN 169 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Wheelock, C. A.
		Residence [project] 1913   Note  JN 209 Fargo, ND Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		White, H. E.
		Residence [project] 1914   Note  JN 249 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Wiethoff, Dr. Charles
		Residence 1917   Note  JN 345 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Winona lamposts
		[project] 1913   Note  JN 184 Winona, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Winthrop State Bank
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 161 Winthrop, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Wishard, George W. - alts
		Alterations [see also JN 148, JN 186] 1909   Note  JN 054 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Feick
		Wishard, George W. - alts and furniture
		Alterations, additions, furniture [see also JN 054, JN 186] 1912   Note  JN 148 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Wishard, George W. - furniture
		Furniture [see also JN 054, JN 148] 1913   Note  JN 186 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Wolf, Maurice I.
		Residence 1912   Note  JN 174 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Women's Club
		Auditorium [project] 1913   Note  JN 208 Minneapolis, MN Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Woodbury County Courthouse
		County Courthouse building, with William Steele [see also JN 300] 1915   Note  JN 276 Sioux City, IA Purcell and Elmslie; William Steele, assoc. archt.
		Woodbury County Courthouse - prespective
		Perspective drawing [see also JN 1916   Note  JN 300 Sioux City, IA Purcell and Elmslie
		Working Peoples Cottages
		[project] [for Henry Babson] 1914   Note  JN 236 Lyons, IL Purcell and Elmslie
		Yale Place Extension
		[project] 1914   Note  JN 243 Minneapolis, MN Purcell and Elmslie
		Young, J. C.
		[project] 1912   Note  JN 164 Paris, France Purcell, Feick and Elmslie
		Other Drawings [B2]
		Ornamental Designs [B3]
		Office Records [B4]
		Correspondence [B4a]
		Accounting Materials [B4b]
		Forms and Legal Documents [B4c]
		Manuscripts [B4d]
		Other Records [B4e-g]
		Alexander Brothers Materials [B5]
		William Gray Purcell, other architectural works [AR: C]
		Early Work
		WGP Post-P&E
		Portland
		ASHSB (Architects Small House Bureau)
		George Grant Elmslie, Post P&E [AR: D1-3]
		Building Files [D1a (GGE 251-317)]
		Other Drawings [D2]
		"Purcell & Elmslie, Architects" [AR:E]   Note Walker Art Museum exhibition
		Other Architects [AR: F]
		Correspondence [C: 1-365]   Note The second largest portion of the Purcell Papers consists of the contents of the Correspondents files. Many of these files were originally created by Purcell as groups of letters, manuscripts, biographical information, photographs, publications, and other materials to document the work and lives of associates, friends, family, and other people. During the course of his life, Purcell developed and maintained personal and professional relationships with a wide variety of people, including many prominent architects, artists, historians, and authors. While some Correspondents files reflect only a single, brief exchange on a limited subject, others show a diversity of interests that continued to be shared over long periods of time. In some instances the documents found in the Correspondents files are the principal remaining or sole known records of the persons they represent.
		ADAMS, Sherman   Note Correspondence (1957-1958), including Dorothy O'Brien, and Cecily Purcell.
		AFFELD, William, Sr. & Jr.   Note Diplomats. Correspondence (1938-1965).
		ALDRICH, Darragh   Note Journalist. Correspondence (ca. 1950-1953), with references to: Chilson Aldrich (husband). See also L: The Real Log Cabin (1944). MSS:A34(NWA 46).
		AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS (AIA)   Note Correspondence (1913-1959, n.d.), including George A. Chapman, with references to: AIA (national, Illinois, Minnesota, Oregon, and southern California chapters), Architect's Small House Service Bureau. Artwork by Hart-Kaiser Studio. See also B:A5d6.
		ANDREWS, H. E.   Note Correspondence (1925-1947), including Ella Blackly Andrews (wife), with reference to: W. C. Gray. See also GFA:A8, 11-12.
		ANDREWS, Wayne   Note Photographer, architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1951-1964), including Tib Andrews (wife), with references to: Richard Bock, Ernest Flagg, Herbert Fritz, Elbert Hubbard, Samuel Insull, the McCormick family, Purcell & Elmslie, Rudolph Schindler, Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and Anna M. Ziegler. Manuscripts. Photographs. Publications. See also AR:E1. C:29, 112, 247, 297. L: Architecture, Ambition, and Americans (1955), and Architecture in America (1960).
		ARCHITECTURAL FORUM   Note Letters to the editor. Correspondence (1940-1948), including James E. Fitch, with references to: Dankmar Adler, George Grant Elmslie, Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, and L. Morgan Yost. See also C:99, 215, 232, 238, 295.
		ARMFIELD, Maxwell   Note Artist, author. Correspondence (1921, n.d.), including Constance Armfield (wife), with reference to: Christian Science. See also L: Rhythmic Shape (1920), An Artist In America (1925), and Tempera Painting Today (1946).
		ATHERTON, H. P.   Note Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1903). Biographical manuscript. See also B:A2.
		ATLANTIC MONTHLY   Note Letters to the editor. Correspondence (1925, 1946, 1959), with reference to: California bungalows.
		AUSTIN, H. W.   Note Correspondence (1934-1938), with references to: Oak Park (Illinois), James W. Scoville, and Frank Lloyd Wright.
		A miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: ABBOTT, Willis J., with reference to: Christian Science Monitor ; ALBADE, Francis P. von, with reference to: Henry Einfeldt); THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT ; ARNTZEN, Etta, with reference to: Australian Capitol Design by Walter Burley Griffin; ARCHITECTURAL RECORD ; and ATHEY, Isabella, with reference to Louis Sullivan.
		BABSON, Henry B.   Note  Client. Correspondence (1944), with reference to: Louis Sullivan. See also AR:LHS 3; B4d1.8-9. C:20, 98-99, 124.
		BAILEY, Henry T.   Note Dean, Cleveland School of Art. Correspondence (1918-1919), with references to: Norman T. A. Munder, and AR:P&E 276.
		BAILEY, James Van Evera   Note Architect. Correspondence (1927-1964), including Janet Bailey (wife), Walter E. Church, David S. Gebhard, John Jager, Richard Neutra, Cecily Purcell, William H. Scheick, and Fred A. Strauel, with references to: Herman Brookman, James E. Fitch, Margaret Fritsch, Leroy L. Gaarder, Walter Burley Griffin, Ben Hazen, Walter Lorenz, Edna S. Purcell, Frank Lloyd Wright, L. Morgan Yost, AR:WGP 697-698, 706, 725, 743, X40-41. Architectural records (drawings, specifications, correspondence, photographs, and/or publications for: Arrowhead residence (1934); Speculative house (Palm Springs, CA, 1934. See also AR:WGP 732); Harry Blair beach residence (Neskowin Beach, OR, 1944); Bank (1945); Forest Hills Clubhouse (Lake Oswego, OR, 1953); Piney Woods School (1954); Bank (1959); and other. Publications, illustrating Bailey designs. Miscellaneous, including archival inventory lists and biographical records. See also AR:WGP 725, 729, 731A, 732, X40-41; E1; F3. AU:SS 1. B:A7e1. C:51, 118, 170, 314, 361. MSS:A32(LHB 10, 12); A34(NWA 27, 30, 43). P:MP 13. Appendix C4.
		BAILEY, Roger   Note Architect. Correspondence (1951-1963), including Elizabeth Lorch Bailey (wife). Photograph. Publication. See also B:A7e1. C:27.
		BANNISTER, Turpin   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1943-1952), with reference to: Society of Architectural Historians. Publications.
		BELDING, Ann   Note Student. Correspondence (1950), with references to: George Grant Elmslie, Louis Sullivan, and Walt Whitman.
		BELLUSCHI, Pietro   Note Architect. Correspondence (1950-1960s), with references to: Erven Jourdan, and W. C. Gray. Manuscripts. See also AU:SS 2. MSS:A34(NWA 41).
		BENNETT, Carl K.   Note Client. Correspondence (1907-1929), with references to: Henry B. Babson, H. P. Berlage, Cecil B. Chapman, Bonnie Hunter Elmslie, Albert Fleury, Merchants National Bank (Grinnell, IA), AR:LHS 16; P&E 76, 86-87, 99, 104-105, 124, 132, 136, 154, 175, 218, 231. Photograph. See also AR:LHS 4; P&E 87, 136, 217, 261, 263, 374-376; B4a8. C:99.
		BERLAGE, H. P.   Note Dutch architect. Correspondence (1926, 1946-1947), including C. F. Proos and Berlage family, with references to: Louis Sullivan, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Publications illustrating Berlage designs. See also AR:B4d1.9. C:20, 74, 91, 112, 124. MSS:A2; A4; A34(NWA 11, 14).
		BERRY, Roger   Note Brother of architect Parker N. Berry. Correspondence (1953-1960), including Grace W. Mueller, with references to: Parker N. Berry, Camp Fire Musings , Willard Connely, Keweenaw, Henry G. Saylor, and Louis Sullivan. Publications, illustrating Parker Berry designs.
		BEST, Nolan R.   Note Editor of The Continent (formerly The Interior ). Correspondence (1915), with reference to: Christian Science. See also AR:P&E 29. C:238 (THOMAS, William B.). GFA:A7b.
		BIRCH, Reginald   Note Artist. Correspondence (1943), including Harry S. Lafond, with reference to: Reginald Birch. Biographical publications.
		BISGARD, Mary Elizabeth   Note Cousin of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1962), with references to: Dowling and Purcell families, and North Bend, Nebraska.
		BJERKE, O. J.   Note Correspondence (1906), with references to: Island Lake (WI), and Gordon Young.
		BLISS, Robert   Note Architect.Correspondence (1956), with reference to: Louis Sullivan. Publication, with references to: Roger Bailey.
		BOBERG, Ferdinand   Note Architect. Correspondence (1925). See also AR:B4a2. C:124. MSS:A34(NWA 11, 47).
		BOCK, Richard W.   Note Artist. Correspondence (1913-1966), including Allen D. Albert, Wayne Andrews, Thor Bock (son), Douglas Donaldson, and Wallace S. Hayden. Drawings. Manuscripts, The Autobiography of Richard Bock, with references to: Marion Mahoney Griffin, Purcell & Elmslie, Frank Lloyd Wright, and AR:P&E 256. Photographs illustrating Bock designs. See also C:6, 89(DIXON, Maynard), 124, 284.
		BONADURER, Ralph C.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1953-1955), with reference to: AR:WGP 666. Photographs. See also AU:SS 3.
		BONNUCCHI, Dario   Note Architect. Correspondence (1962-1964).
		BORGLUM, Gutzon   Note Artist. Correspondence (1940). Publications. See also AR:P&E 276; B4a6, d4.2. C:124, 167. MSS:A34(NWA 14, 51).
		BRADLEY, Harold C.   Note Client. Correspondence (1938, 1957), with references to: Josephine Crane Bradley (wife), Charles R. Crane, George Grant Elmslie, Louis Sullivan, and AR:LHS 6. See also Appendix C2.
		BRAGDON, Claude F.   Note Author. Correspondence (1927-1951), including George Grant Elmslie, with references to: George Grant Elmslie, and Kindergarten Chats . Manuscripts. Publications. See also L: The Beautiful Necessity (1927), Merely Players (1929), and More Lives Than One (1938).
		BRONN, Fred W.   Note Attorney. Correspondence (1931-1935), with references to: Catherine Gray, and Douglas Purcell. See also AR:B4a16. C:274, 314.
		BROOKS, H. Allen   Note Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1955-1962), with references to: Prairie architecture, and AR:P&E 8.
		BROSTROM, Earnest O.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1934-1964), including John Jager, and Eileen Manning Michaels, with references to: Harvey Ellis, John Jager, Purcell & Elmslie, Clarence Shepard, George M. Siemens, Frank Lloyd Wright, and AR:P&E 276. Architectural drawings. Publications. See also MSS:A34(NWA 46).
		BRYSON, Lyman   Note Broadcaster. Correspondence (1947-1958).
		BUCKINGHAM PALACE   Note Correspondence (1947), including Elizabeth, Princess of England (later Queen).
		BUGENHAGEN, George H.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1917-1918), including Purcell & Elmslie, with reference to: AR:P&E 312.
		BUGGE, Andreas   Note Norwegian architect. Correspondence (1927-1946), including Bugge family. Photograph. Publications.
		BULL, Charles Livingston   Note Artist. Correspondence (1914-1917), with reference to: Alexander Brothers [AR:P&E 333]. Biographical manuscripts. Photographs. Publications. Other. See also AR:P&E 256, 333; B4d1.7; B5d. C:54-55, 89. MSS:A34(NWA 42, 65).
		BURDETTE, Clara   Note Wife of author Robert J. Burdette. Correspondence (1937). Publications.
		BURKE, Hannah D. (neé Purcell)   Note Aunt of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1906-1907). See also C:124, 271. GFA:A5-6.
		BURKE, John   Note Governor of North Dakota. Correspondence (1915, 1938), including P. E. Byrne, and Richard T. Montgomery. See also AR:P&E 276.
		BURNHAM LIBRARY OF ARCHITECTURE   Note Correspondence (1943-1964), including Dorothy Hofmeester, John C. Replinger, Frederick A. Strauel, and George C. Winterowd, with references to: Etta Artnzen, Burnham Library Microfilm Project [P:MP 2,4], Edward and George Butler (Butler Brothers), George Grant Elmslie, Erven Jourdan ("Southern California Houses of Frank Lloyd Wright" [P:MP 1]), Purcell & Elmslie, Earl H. Reed, Louis Sullivan, "Louis Sullivan and the Architecture of Free Enterprise" [AR:A6], Frank Lloyd Wright, and AR:WGP 666. See also AU:SS 4. Appendix C3.
		BYRNE, Francis Barry   Note Architect. Correspondence (1953-1963), with references to: William Drummond, Marion Mahoney Griffin, Walter Burley Griffin, Arthur Heun, Albert McArthur, and Harry Robinson. Publications. See also Appendix C8.
		B Miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: BADDER, H. G., with reference to: "Refrosting Frozen Music [B:B6]; BEESON, --, with reference to: Harvey Ellis; BETTS, William F., with reference to THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT; BLISS, Mrs. Gilbert A., with reference to: AR:P&E 284; BROOKS, J. Woolson; and BUSH, Ella P., with reference to: Douglas Donaldson.
		CALHOUN, Frederick D.   Note Artist. Correspondence (1938-1956), with reference to: AR:P&E 310. Biographical manuscripts. Photographs. Publication. See also AR:B4b7. AW:B1b4. AU:SS 5.
		CARROLL, J. Roy   Note Architect. Correspondence (1963).
		CARSON, K. Paul Jr.   Note Client. Correspondence (1940-1963), including James Van Evera Bailey, Dorothy O'Brien, and Frederick A. Strauel, with reference to: AR:WGP 776-776A. Manuscripts. See also AU:SS 6. C:314.
		CARTER, John Henry   Note Architect. Correspondence (1958-1959).
		CAVIN, Brooks   Note Architect. Correspondence (1960), with reference to: AR:P&E 99. See also AU:MT 13.
		CHAPMAN, Charles S.   Note  Artist. Correspondence (1919-1964), including Ada Chapman (wife), with references to: Chilson Aldrich, Charles Livingston Bull, Maurice I. Flagg, Oregon Society of Artists, "The Barn" [AW:B1b6], and AR:P&E 335. Biographical manuscripts. Publications. Reproductions of Chapman designs. See also AR:B5d. AW:B1b6-8. C:170. MSS:A34(NWA 29, 33, 38). P:A5b; MP 14.
		CHAPMAN, George A.   Note Architect, brother of Charles S. Chapman. Correspondence (1914, ca. 1940s), with references to: Charles Livingston Bull, and Harvey Ellis. Photograph, including John A. Walquist. See also C:4. Appendix C1.
		CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY   Note Correspondence (1964), with references to: "This, Too, Could Be History" [MSS:A35].
		CHURCH, Walter E.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1963), with reference to: AIA Fellowship. See also C:15.
		CHUTE, Marchette Gaylord   Note  Author, daughter of W. Y. Chute. Correspondence (1943-1964). Photographs. Publication, with reference to: W. Y. Chute.
		CLAPP, Lawrence B.   Note  Draftsman for Purcell & Elmslie. Biographical manuscript. See also AR:B4a5, d1.4, d1.6, e2.
		CLARK, Buelah   Note Correspondence (1902-1903), with reference to: Oak Park (Illinois).
		CLARK, Robert Jackson   Note Art historian. Correspondence (1963-1964), with references to: Louis Christian Mullgardt, and Henry Ives Cobb. [__ items]
		CLARKE, John L.   Note Artist. Correspondence (1939, n.d.), including Mamie Clark (wife).
		CONDIT, Carl   Note Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1962). Publications. See also L: The Chicago School of Architecture (1964).
		CONNELY, Willard   Note Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1952-1960), including Helen Clapsattle, Grace R. Mueller, and Henry G. Saylor, with references to: Frances Fisher Dyers, George Grant Elmslie, Louis Sullivan, John Szarkowski, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Manuscripts, with references to: Christian Schneider (sculptor), Louis Sullivan, Thomas Tallamdge, Frank Lloyd Wright, and others in the Sullivan office. Photographs. Publications. See also AU:SS 7. C:22, 86, 98, 225, 318.
		COOPER, Peter   Note Nephew of Cecily Purcell. Correspondence (1945-1946). See also C:318.
		COPELIN, John   Note Architecture student. Correspondence (1956).
		CRATTY, Theo   Note Correspondence (1901, 1947). Photograph.
		CREESE, Walter   Note Art historian. Correspondence (1949-1951), including George Grant Elmslie.
		CREIGHTON, Lois Jameson   Note Correspondence (1938), with references to: Purcell family, and AR:P&E 310.
		C miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: CHALMERS, Ann; and CONTINENTAL ILLINOIS NATIONAL BANK, with references to: Charles A. Purcell and the American Malting Company.
		DAVIS, J. R.   Note Correspondence (1954-1961), including Alice M. Davis (wife). Photographs.
		DAWE, Garfield   Note Minister. Correspondence (1949-1964), with reference to: Island Lake, Wisconsin. Photographs. See also AU:SS 8.
		DE GRAAF, Robert   Note Correspondence (1942), with reference to: Camp Fire Musings.
		DEN BOER, J. F. M.   Note Dutch architect. Correspondence (1946-1953), with reference to: H. P. Berlage. Publications, with reference to: Mies van der Rohe.
		DERCUM, H.   Note Architect, Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1942). See also B:A2a3.
		DES JARDINS, Beatrice   Note Correspondence (1951-1960), including Paul des Jardins (son). See also MSS:A34(NWA 46).
		DEUTSCH, Henry   Note Client. Correspondence (1926), with reference to: Hewitt & Brown. See also AR:P&E 330; B4a16. C:170, 292, 314.
		DITTON, Katherine   Note Correspondence (1938). Photographs.
		DONALDSON, Douglas   Note Interior designer. Correspondence (1924-ca. 1940s), including Maurice I. Flagg, John Jager, Harry Rubins, E. C. Sherbourne, Frederick A. Strauel, and Walter H. Wheeler, with references to: Architect's Small House Service Bureau, Arts and Crafts Society of Southern California, Norman Edwards, Handicraft Guild, Edwin H. Hewitt, Selma Jager, Ellis Lawrence, and the Oregon Society of Artists. Manuscripts, including notes from Donaldson lectures. Samples of Donaldson designs. Photographs. Publications, with references to: Pacific States Engineering Corporation. See also AR:B4c. AU:SS 9. C:29, 48(BUSH, Ella P.), 137, 271, 295, 314. MSS:A34(NWA 12, 31).
		DOUGLAS, Helen Gahagan   Note U. S. Congresswoman. Correspondence (1945).
		DOUGLAS, Paul H.   Note U. S. Senator. Correspondence (1957).
		DOW, Alden B.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1937, 1959).
		DOWLING, Colista   Note Artist. Correspondence (1957), with reference to: Oregon Society of Artists. See also MSS:A34(NWA 38).
		DUDOK, William M.   Note Dutch architect. Correspondence (1954). Publication. See also MSS:A34(NWA 61).
		DUFF, Phillip S.   Note Correspondence (1945), with reference to: Grace Lee Nute.
		DUNCAN, Hugh Dalziel   Note Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1960), including Edith Elmslie, and Dorothy O'Brien: ref. Willard Connely, Richard Nickel, Eliel Saarinen, and Louis Sullivan. Manuscripts: Architecture In Chicago (1960). See also AU:SS 10. L: Language and Literature In Society (1961).
		DUQUETTE, William L.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1950-1951).
		DYSON, Arthur   Note Architect. Correspondence (1962), including Dorothy O'Brien, with reference to: Louis Sullivan. Architectural records. See also AU:SS 11.
		D miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: DIXON, Maynard, with reference to: Richard Bock, Charles Livingston Bull, and Albert Fleury regarding artwork for AR:P&E 197; and DURHAM, --- , with reference to: Cornell University.
		EARLY, James   Note Architect. Correspondence (1943-1964). Photograph.
		EATON, Leonard K.   Note  Architectural historian. Correspondence (1954-1964), including David S. Gebhard, and John Jager, with references to: Carl K. Bennett, H. P. Berlage, Hiram Corser, Lawrence Fournier, Jens Jensen, Louis Sullivan, Charles E. White, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Manuscripts. Publications. See also AR:E5. AU:SS 12. C:174.
		EDBERG, Gosta   Note Swedish architect. Correspondence (1952-1965), with reference to John A. Walquist, chromographs [AW:A7a], and "Wintergreen Civic Development Unit" [MSS:A34(NWA 59)]. Architectural records. Manuscripts, with references to: William Gray Purcell. Photographs. Publications. Other. See also AU:SS 13. B:A7e1. MSS:A34(NWA 52).
		EDSTROM, J.   Note Swedish architect. Correspondence (1946).
		EDWARDS, Norman   Note  Theatrical designer. Correspondence (1934-1935). Photographs illustrating Edwards designs. See also C:79. MSS:A14.
		EICHENLAUB, George   Note Architect, inventor. Correspondence (1955).
		ELBERT, B. F.   Note  Inventor. Correspondence (1932), with reference to: Elbert Portable Fireplace. Publications.
		ELDER, Ruth   Note  Correspondence (1947-1963).
		ELMSLIE, Edith   Note Sister of George Grant Elmslie. Correspondence (1952-1960), including Willard Connely, David S. Gebhard, Talbot Hamlin, Herman V. von Holst, Emil Lorch, Henry G. Saylor, Frederick A. Strauel, Thomas Tallmadge, and L. Morgan Yost, with references to: Henry B. Babson, Mrs. Gilbert A. Bliss, Burnham Library Microfilm Project, Francis Buzzell, George Grant Elmslie, "Purcell & Elmslie, Architects" [AR:E], Purcell & Elmslie, William L. Steele Sr., Louis Sullivan, John A. Walquist, Frank Lloyd Wright, AR:LHS 9, 27, and GGE 278. Biographical materials, with reference to: George Grant Elmslie. See also AR:P&E 276; GGE 316; E1. C:86, 99, 247.
		ELMSLIE, George Grant   Note Architect, partner Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1907-1952), including Edith Elmslie, George Feick Jr., William D. Gates, Talbot Hamlin, John Jager, Hugh Morrison, Lewis Mumford, Howard Myers, Howard O'Brien, Austin H. Parker, P. A. Starck, Frederick A. Strauel, Arthur Woltersdorf, and Frank Lloyd Wright, with references to: Dankmar Adler, Architectural Forum, Fred Babson, Henry B. Babson, Carl K. Bennett, Frank Blackmaar, John Bradstreet & Co., K. Paul Carson Sr., Bonnie Hunter Elmslie (wife), George Feick Jr., Lawrence Fournier, Herbert Fritz, William D. Gates, John Jager, Kindergarten Chats, Carl Larsson, Purcell & Elmslie, Louis E. Ritter, T. H. Simmons, William L. Steele Sr., Frederick A. Strauel, Joseph Strzygowski, Louis Sullivan, Sullivan monument (Graceland cemetery), Charles H. Whitaker, Frank Lloyd Wright, Yankton College (Yankton, South Dakota), William Young, AR:LHS 3, 6, 9; P&E 99, 132, 181, 187, 191, 217, 276, 400; WGP 608, X40; GGE 251, 266, 300. Drawings. Biographical manuscripts and unpublished writings. Photographs including Bonnie Hunter Elmslie, George Feick Jr., George A. Simpson, and others. Publications (see Appendix A). See also AR:A3, A4b1-2; P&E 132, 197, 229, 276; B4; B5a2; WGP 602; D; E1. AW:B1b9. C:7, 18, 20, 33-34, 46, 64, 68, 98, 101, 104 (EDINBURGH PUBLIC LIBRARY), 117, 124, 137, 167, 223, 227, 247, 271, 303, 314, 318, 339, 355, 361. MSS:NWA A3-4; A34(NWA 10, 12, 18, 55, 68). P:A4b; ST. Appendix C2, C3.
		ELTING, Winston   Note Architect. Correspondence (1958-1962), with references to: Erven Jourdan, and "Back to the Woods" [MSS:A40]. Publications.
		ENGLISH, Maurice Author.   Note Correspondence (1959-1964), with references to: George Grant Elmslie, Richard Nickel, Louis Sullivan, and Thomas Tallmadge. Manuscripts. See also L: The Testament of Stone (1963).
		ENKING, William   Note Artist. Correspondence (1937-1942).
		ERVIN, John   Note Director, University of Minnesota Press. Correspondence (1958-1965), with references to: Oregon Society of Artists, John Szarkowski, "A Discussion of Painting" [B:B11], and St. Croix Trail Country [MSS:A42]. See also C:204.
		E miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: EDINBURGH PUBLIC LIBRARY, with reference to: George Grant Elmslie; EDMUNDS, Phillip, with reference to: Louis Sullivan, and AR:LHS 27; and ESCHRICH, Lewis, with reference to Island Lake, Wisconsin.
		FAULKNER, Edward H.   Note Author. Correspondence (1946-1949), with references to: Plowman's Folly and Let's Cook It Right. See also L: Uneasy Money (1946). MSS:A34(NWA 29).
		FEDDERSON, Phil   Note Architect. Correspondence (1962-1966), including Dorothy O'Brien, with references to: chromographs [AW:A7a], Herbert Fritz, and Taddeus Janowski. Publications, including samples of small press magazines.
		FEICK, George Jr.   Note  Architect, partner Purcell & Feick, and Purcell, Feick & Elmslie. Correspondence (1903, 1911, n.d.), including Elizabeth Feick (wife), and Catherine Gray. Biographical manuscripts. Photographs. See also AR:P&E 67; B4. AW:A2. C:99, 117, 124. P:A4b.
		FEISS, Carl   Note  Editor, Progressive Architecture . Correspondence (1950), with references to: Thomas Kimball, and Warren P. Laird.
		FINDLAY, Helen   Note Architect. Correspondence (1932).
		FISKE, Turbese   Note Correspondence (1936, 1953, 1966), including Dorothy O'Brien, with reference to: Robert C. Spencer.
		FITCH, James E.   Note  Editor, Architectural Forum . Correspondence (1934, 1948). See also C:7, 15, 178, 361.
		FLAGG, Ernest   Note Architect. Correspondence (1926-1955), including Wayne Andrews, with references to: H. P. Berlage, Flagg Modular System, and AR:WGP 688. Manuscripts. Publications. See also AR:B4d1.1. AU:SS 14. C:6. L: Small Houses (1922), and The Recovery of Art: The Parthenon Naos (1928).
		FLAGG, Maurice I.   Note  Director, Minnesota State Arts Commission and Architect's Small House Service Bureau. Correspondence (1914-1927), including Edwin H. Hewitt. Publication. See also AR:B4a8; C2b1. C:54, 79. MSS:A34(NWA 7). Appendix C1.
		FLEURY, Albert   Note Artist. Correspondence (1913), with references to: "Chicago River" [AW:B1b3]. Photographs. See also AR:LHS 16. C: 20, 89.
		FORD, W. Roland   Note Correspondence (1953-1957), with reference to: Island Lake, Wisconsin. See also AU:SS 15.
		FORREST, John   Note Correspondence (1951).
		FOURNIER, Lawrence A.   Note  Architect, draftsman for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1922-1945), including John Jager, and Frederick A. Strauel, with references to: George Grant Elmslie, George Feick Jr., Walter Burley Griffin, Paul Haugen, the Parabiographies [AR:B4d], and Purcell & Elmslie. See also AR:P&E 340; B4b6, d1.6; F1. C:91, 99, 124, 314. MSS:A34(NWA 25).
		FRIEDMAN, William   Note Correspondence (1947), with references to: James Van Evera Bailey, and AR:LHS 6.
		F miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: FOSTER, John W., with reference to: AIA, Oregon chapter).
		GAARDER, Leroy L.   Note Architect, draftsman for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1939), with reference to: Purcell & Elmslie. Photographs. See also AR:B4b6. AU:MT 14. C:15, 314, 339. MSS:A34(NWA 12). Appendix B9.
		GARVER, Thomas H.   Note Art historian. Correspondence (1960), with references to: George H. Maher, and Dmitri Tselos. See also AU:SS 16.
		GARVIN, H. C.   Note Client. Correspondence (1931), with reference to: Edna S. Purcell. See also AR:P&E 90; B4d1.1; WGP 706. C:314. MSS:A34(NWA 36).
		GATES, William D.   Note President, American Terracotta and Ceramic Company. Correspondence (n.d.). See also AR:LHS 16; P&E 276. C:99.
		GEBHARD, David S.   Note  Architectural historian. Correspondence (1951-1964). Manuscripts, with references to: Alexander Brothers, American Terracotta and Ceramic Co., Bebb & Mendel, Clinton Babcock, Henry B. Babson, H. P. Berlage, Ferdinand Boberg, Richard Bock, Gutzon Borglum, The Brickbuilder , Hannah D. Burke, Henry Ives Cobb, George Grant Elmslie, George Feick Jr., F. W. Fitzpatrick, Lawrence A. Fournier, Emil Frank, A. Warren Gould, W. C. Gray, Paul Haugen, F. N. Hegg, Roy Hotchkiss, John Galen Howard, Elbert Hubbard, Myron Hunt, Alphonso Ianelli, The Interior , Island Lake (Wisconsin), John Jager, Charles C. Miller, John W. Norton, Oak Park (Illinois), Lawton S. Parker, Ralph B. Pelton, Charles A. Purcell, William Gray Purcell, Purcell & Elmslie, Walter Ratcliff Jr., Louis E. Ritter, E. E. Roberts, Harry Rubins, Christian Schneider (sculptor), Edward L. Sharretts (Mosaic Art Shops), George D. Simpson, Gustav Stickely, Frederick A. Strauel, Louis H. Sullivan, Donald Torbert, Gustav Weber, Albert Wood, Frank Lloyd Wright, AR:LHS 6, 9, 16, 18; P&E 4-1/2, 62, 122, 278, 283, 312; WGP X3, X5, X7, X11. Photographs. Publications. See also AR:P&E 276; E3, E6. AU:SS 17; MT 11. B:A7e1. C:15, 91, 98, 251, 314, 323. P:ST. Appendix C5.
		GERLACH, Albert A.   Note  Artist. Correspondence (1951-1963), with references to: Oregon Society of Artists, and AR:WGP 666. Photograph. Publication. See also B:A7a1.
		GEROULD, James   Note Correspondence (1937), with reference to: John Jager.
		GIDDINGS, Thaddeus P.   Note  Educator. Correspondence (1906-1948), with reference to: National Music Camp. See also AR:P&E 246, 277; B4d1.2, d1.8-9, WGP X9. C:248. MSS:A34(NWA 5).
		GODFREY, Sam   Note Correspondence (1958), including Virginia Godfrey (wife).
		GOHS, Carl   Note Correspondence (1961-1962).
		GREENBERG, Herman J.   Note Educator. Correspondence (1945-1964), including Cecily Purcell. Publications.
		GREGORICH, Joseph   Note Correspondence (1954), with reference to: Frederick Baraga.
		GREY, Elmer   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1952-1963), with references to: Robert C. Spencer. Publications. See also C:359.
		GRIFFIN, Walter Burley   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1912-1951), including Marion Mahoney Griffin (wife), Roy A. Lippincott, and Mark L. Peisch, with references to: Australian Capitol Design (Canberra), and Frank Lloyd Wright. Manuscripts. Publications. See also AR:P&E 227; B4d1.2-3; E1. C:15, 47, 117, 262, 319. MSS:A5; A34(NWA 9). Appendix A9.
		GRIFFITH, Mrs. H. E.   Note Correspondence (1945), with references to: The Western Architect. Photograph.
		GUGGENHEIMER, Richard H.   Note Correspondence (1961-1962).
		G miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: GARTZ, Catherine Crane, with reference to: Erven Jourdan; and GREENING, Elgar F., with reference to: AR:P&E 76. (See also AR:P&E 152; B4a9, d1.4).
		HAMLIN, Talbot   Note  Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1941-1951), with references to: Douglas Donaldson, George Grant Elmslie, Bernard Maybeck, William Gray Purcell, Purcell & Elmslie, Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, AR:LHS 16; P&E 76, 132, 231, 308. Publications. See also C:98-99, 170. L: Architecture Through The Ages (1940).
		HARRIS, Harwell Hamilton   Note Architect. Correspondence (1949-1958), including Jean Bangs Harris (wife), with reference to: Buford L. Pickens. Publications.
		HART, William S.   Note Actor. Correspondence (1919).
		HART-KAISER STUDIOS   Note Artists, designers. Correspondence (1916, n.d.), including August Hart. See also C:4. MSS:A34(NWA 65).
		HARTMAN, Sadakichi   Note Poet. Correspondence (1936-1947), including Wisteria Hartman (daughter), and Cecily Purcell. Photographs. Publications.
		HASBROUCK, Wilbert R.   Note Editor, Prairie School Review . Correspondence (1963-1966), including Dorothy O'Brien. Manuscripts, with reference to: AR:P&E 187. See also AR:P&E 296. L: Prairie School Review.
		HASKELL, Douglas   Note Editor, Architectural Forum . Correspondence (1947-1955). See also C:178, 227. MSS:A34(NWA 43).
		HAUGEN, Paul   Note Draftsman for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1940-1964). Publications. See also AR:B4b6, d1.6, e2. AU:MT 15. C:117, 124.
		HAYAKAWA, S. I.   Note Semanticist. Correspondence (1948). Publications.
		HAYDEN, Wallace S.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1926-1963). See also C:29. Appendix C8.
		HAZEN, Ben   Note Client. Correspondence (1931-1936), with reference to: AR:WGP 664. Manuscript. See also C:15, 271.
		HEANEY, A. Robert   Note New Zealand architect. Correspondence (1942-1955), including Donald Zamjahn. Photographs. Publications.
		HEGG, Fred N.   Note  Contractor for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1921-1964), with references to: Oscar Owre, and Fritz Carlson. See also AR:B4d3; WGP 715. C:124, 314.
		HERR, John C.   Note Correspondence (1957).
		HEWITT & BROWN, ARCHITECTS   Note Correspondence (1913-1924), including Edwin H. Hewitt, with reference to: AR:WGP 666. See also AR:B4d1.5, d1.8. C: 77, 170, 288, 314. MSS:A34(NWA 34). Appendix C1.
		HILL, Arthur   Note Correspondence (1933-1944). Photographs. See also C:364.
		HOLBROOK, Stewart   Note Author. Correspondence (1954), with references to: Alda and Erven Jourdan.
		HOLLAND, Newton   Note Correspondence (1947-1948).
		HOOVER, J. Edgar   Note Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation. Correspondence (1942).
		HOPKINS, Michael Johns   Note Correspondence (1951-1952). See also AU:SS 18.
		HORN, Milton   Note Artist. Correspondence (1955-1956), with reference to: Chicago Art Institute. Publications.
		HOSKING, Arthur D.   Note  Manuscript.
		HOUSE OF COMMONS, England   Note Correspondence (1947, 1949), with reference to: Winston Churchill.
		HOWARD, Rossiter   Note Curator, Cleveland Museum of Art. Correspondence (1929-1951). See also B:B6.
		HOWELL, E. E.   Note Calligrapher. Correspondence (1947). Photographs. Publications.
		HUDNUT, Joseph   Note  Dean, Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Correspondence (1944-1950). Publications.
		HUMPHREY, Hubert H.   Note U. S. Senator. Correspondence (1958-1963).
		HUNT, Myron   Note Architect. Correspondence (1905). See also C:124. Appendix C8.
		HURST, Sam   Note  Correspondence (1963). Manuscripts. Publications.
		H miscellaneous   Note  Correspondents include: HARRIS, Harvey and HAYS, Walter, with reference to: the John Galen Howard office; HENDRIE, Clyde, with reference to Alexander Brothers; HERRICK, James B., with reference to: Anna C. Gray, Frank S. Gray, W. C. Gray, and Oak Park (Illinois); HILLIS, Newell Dwight, with reference to: Catherine Gray; and HUMES, Hardy, with reference to: Island Lake, Wisconsin.
		IANELLI, Alphonso   Note  Artist, sculptor. Correspondence (1916-1965), including George Grant Elmslie, and Dorothy O'Brien, with references to: Gutzon Borglum, Emil Zettler, Gray/Purcell Grave Monument [B:C], and AR:P&E 276. Photographs of Ianelli designs. Publications. See also AR:GGE X1; E1. C:124.
		I miscellaneous
		JACKSON, F. Ellis   Note Director, AIA. Correspondence (n.d.).
		JAGER, John   Note Architect. Correspondence (1913-1959), including Rollin C. Chapin, W. T. Coulter, Talbot Hamlin, Edwin H. Hewitt (Hewitt & Brown), Selma Jager (wife), Ellis Lawrence, Henry G. Saylor, E. C. Sherbourne, Frederick A. Strauel, J. W. Vanderbilt, and Charles H. Whitaker, with references to: James Van Evera Bailey, Henry Deutsch, Catherine Gray, W. C. Gray (and residence #2), Robert T. Jones, Thomas Kane, the Parabiographies [AR:B4d], Charles A. Purcell, Edna S. Purcell, Richard F. Scholz, Slavic Easter Eggs [AW:B4b], Frederick A. Strauel, Louis Sullivan, Arthur Woltersdorf, James Wyatt, and AR:WGP X3-4. Manuscripts, with references to: Camp Fire Musings, and Purcell Papers. Biographical materials. Photographs. See also AR:P&E 276, 318, 357; E1. AU:SS 19. C:15, 37, 79, 91, 99, 117, 124, 126, 180, 230, 248, 254, 284, 314, 318, 323, 325. MSS:A34(NWA 33-34, 44, 46, 63, 68). P:GN; ST; MP 9, 10. 12. Appendix B5; C5.
		JANOWSKI, Taddeus   Note Architect. Correspondence (1962-1965). Drawings. Biographical manuscripts. Publications. See also C:106.
		JACQUES, Florence   Note Author. Correspondence (1939). See also L: Canoe Country (1938), and Snowshoe Country (1944).
		JENSEN, James Edwin   Note Client. Correspondence (1929). See also AR:P&E 45, 349, 384.
		JENSEN, Jens   Note Landscape architect. Correspondence (1944-1959), including Leonard K. Eaton, with reference to: AR:P&E 142A. Biographical manuscripts. See also C:91.
		JONES, Charles Miles   Note  Minister. Correspondence (1953).
		JONES, Robert T.   Note  Architect, Technical Director of the Architects Small House Service Bureau. Correspondence (n.d.), with reference to: AIA. See also AR:C2b1. C:170, 314. Appendix C1.
		JOURDAN, Alda   Note  Photographer. Correspondence (1929-1961), with references to: Harry S. Bastian, Erven Jourdan (son), and Oregon Society of Artists. Photographs. See also C:153. GFA:D2. MSS:A34(NWA 35). Appendix C4.
		JOURDAN, Erven   Note Photographer. Correspondence (1945-1950s), including James E. Fitch, and Douglas Haskell, with references to: "Southern California Houses of Frank Lloyd Wright" [P:MP 1]. Manuscripts related to various film projects. Photographs. Publications. See also AU:SS 20. C:19, 46, 100, 136 (GARTZ, Catherine), 153, 177, 359, 361. MSS:A34(NWA 30).
		J miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: JONES, Arthur, with reference to: Caroline Unander.
		KAMBIC, Mirko   Note Minister. Correspondence (1955-1956), with reference to: John Jager.
		KAMRATH, Karl   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1963), with reference to: AIA Fellowship [B:A7e].
		KANE, Thomas   Note Industrialist. Correspondence (1919-1924), with references to: Grover Cleveland, W. C. Gray, The Interior, and Everett Sisson. See also C:170. GFA:A5-6, 8, 12; B3c; D13a. MSS:A42. P:GN.
		KARLOWICZ, Titus   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1962-1964), with reference to: World's Columbian Exposition (1893).
		KELLER, Clyde Leon   Note Artist. Correspondence (1951-1961), with reference to: Oregon Society of Artists. Photographs. Publications.
		KENNEDY, Roger   Note Correspondence (1965), including Dorothy O'Brien, with reference to: Purcell Papers. Publication. See also C:251.
		KENNELLY, Rose Marie   Note Artist. Correspondence (1951), with reference to: Oregon Society of Artists. See also B:A7a1.
		KIENITZ, John   Note Correspondence (1962). Manuscripts. Publication.
		KIMBALL, Thomas B.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1925-1926). See also AR:B4d1.9. C:108, 292.
		KLAMMER, Paul   Note Correspondence (1960). Publication.
		KNIBBS, Henry   Note  Correspondence (1935-1939). Photographs.
		KOCH, Carl   Note Architect. Correspondence (1947, 1957).
		KOSTA, Robert   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1963). Publication.
		K miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: KOHLSAAT, Mabel G., with reference to: Oak Park (Illinois).
		LANCASTER, Clay   Note Correspondence (1955), with references to: Louis Sullivan, and AR:P&E 197).
		LAVARE, Gabriel   Note Artist. Correspondence (1964, n.d.).
		LAWRENCE, Ellis F.   Note  Architect, Dean of College of Architecture and Allied Arts (University of Oregon). Correspondence (1925-1945), including Jamieson Parker, and Walter Wilcox, with reference to: Charles H. Purcell. Manuscripts, with references to: Charles E. White, and Walter Wilcox. Photograph. Publications. See also C:79, 170, 265, 268. MSS:A34(NWA 65); B1a2. Appendix C8.
		LEE, Gerald Stanley Author.   Note  Correspondence (1909, 1918), with reference to: Charles O. Alexander. See also AR:B4d1.2. L: The Voice of the Machines (1906). MSS:B2b2.
		LEIGHTON, George R.   Note Author. Correspondence (1960-1963), with references to: World's Fairs and World's Columbian Exposition (1893). Publication.
		LIEROS, Paul   Note Correspondence (1946-1949), with reference to: post World War II Greece.
		LINDSAY, Nicolas Vachel   Note  Poet. Publications. See also L: Adventures While Preaching the Gospel of Beauty (1914).
		LINE, Ralph Marlowe   Note Correspondence (1953), with references to: Dorothy Hofmeester, Hugh Morrison, and Louis Sullivan. See also AU:SS 21.
		LIPPINCOTT, Roy A.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1960). See also C:133.
		LORCH, Emil   Note Architect. Correspondence (1925-1957), including Frederick A. Strauel, with references to: James B. Angell, and Eliel Saarinen. See also AR:P&E 276. C:98.
		LYON, Richard   Note  Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1961-1963), including John Ervin, and Dorothy O'Brien. Manuscripts, with reference to: Northwest Architect, William Gray Purcell, and Louis Sullivan. See also AU:SS 22.
		L miscellaneous
		MACK, D.   Note  Architect, Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1903, 1906).
		MAINE, Maurice R.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1943).
		MARSH, Ealine   Note Artist. Correspondence (1946-1952). Photograph.
		MARTIN, Ferris   Note Correspondence (1914, 1946), with references to: Minneapolis Architectural Club, and Minnesota State Arts Commission.
		MATSUMOTO, Tsuyoshi   Note Correspondence (1947).
		McARTHUR, Lewis A.   Note Correspondence (1934-1946).
		McCORMICK, Austin   Note Penologist. Correspondence (1953-1960).
		McCORMICK, Mrs. Cyrus Hall Sr. (Nettie Fowler)   Note Wife of Cyrus Hall McCormick, Sr. Correspondence (1910-1940), including Cyrus Hall McCormick Jr., and F. A. Steuert. See also MSS:A42. Appendix C2.
		McCOY, Ester   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1958-1964), with references to: Eric Gill, and Bernard Maybeck. Publications.
		McQUADE, Walter   Note Editor, Architectural Forum. Correspondence (1956).
		216 MEECH, Sanford T.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1953-1964), including Dorothy O'Brien, with reference to: AR:P&E 276. Drawings. Manuscripts. Publications. See also AU:SS 23.
		MEYER, Carl Edward   Note Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1902-1903).
		MEYERSON, Martin   Note Correspondence (1951).
		MICHAELS, Eileen Manning   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1952-1956), with references to: Harvey Ellis, and Dmitri Tselos. Manuscripts, with references to: Paul Starrett, and Louis Sullivan. Photographs. See also AU:SS 24. C:37.
		MOCK, Elizabeth   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1950), with references to: Charles H. Purcell, "Southern California Houses of Frank Lloyd Wright" [P:MP 1], and AR:WGP X41.
		MOHOLY-NAGY, Sibyl   Note Professor of architecture, author. Correspondence (1958). Publications.
		MORGRIDGE, Howard E.   Note Architect, president of the southern California chapter, AIA. Correspondence (1954-1964). See also BA7e1. MSS:A41.
		MORRISON, Hugh   Note  Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1936-1945), including George Grant Elmslie. Drawings. See also C:99, 201. L: Louis Sullivan (1935).
		MORSE, Wayne   Note U. S. Senator. Correspondence (1951-1957).
		MUELLER, Grace R.   Note Widow of Parker N. Berry. Correspondence (1954), with reference to: Willard Connely. See also C:22, 64.
		MULDER, Taco W.   Note Dutch architecture student. Correspondence (1953).
		MUMFORD, Lewis   Note Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1932-1963), including George Grant Elmslie, and Douglas Haskell, with reference to: Louis Sullivan. Manuscripts. Publications. See also C:99, 344. L: Sticks and Stones (1924), The Brown Decades (1931), and Art and Technics (1952). MSS:A34(NWA 55).
		MUNDER, Norman T. A. (& Company)   Note Printer. Correspondence (1917-1945), with references to: Alexander Brothers, Claire Kembrey, and Purcell & Elmslie. Publications, including printing samples. See also B:B6. C:14.
		MUNDY, Herman   Note Correspondence (1933, n.d.).
		MUSIC, Marjan and Vladimir   Note Jugoslavian architects. Correspondence (1958-1964), with reference to: John Jager. See also AU:SS 25.
		MUTHER, A. W.   Note  Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1902-1902). See also GFA:A8. P:GN.
		MYERS, Howard   Note Editor, Architectural Forum . Correspondence (1936-1938), with reference to: Louis Sullivan. See also C:99.
		M miscellaneous   Note  Correspondents include: MALLOTT, Deane and MARTIN, Clarence, with reference to: Cornell University; MAZE, Adele and MILLARD, Maude, with reference to: Oak Park (Illinois).
		NASH, Ben   Note  Advertising manager. Correspondence (1919-1951), including Roy Childs Jones, with reference to: Alexander Brothers. See also MSS:A34(NWA 32).
		NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION   Note Correspondence (1944-1948).
		NAVALL, Dederich   Note Correspondence (1944-1947).
		NEJAVITZ, Andre   Note Architect, artist. Correspondence (1945-1957). Photographs, including Nejavitz designs. See also MSS:A34(NWA 42).
		NELSON, George   Note Editorial staff, Architectural Forum. Correspondence (1936-1937), with reference to: Purcell & Elmslie.
		NEUBERGER, Richard   Note U. S. Senator. Correspondence (1957).
		NEUTRA, Richard   Note Architect. Correspondence (1943-1964), including Dione Neutra (wife), with reference to: William L. Steele, Sr. See also B:A7e1. C:15.
		NEWTON, Norman T.   Note Educator. Correspondence (1955).
		NEWTON, Roger Hale   Note Architectural historian, author. Correspondence (1943-1947). Manuscripts. See also L: Town & Davis (1942).
		NEW YORK TIMES   Note  Letters to the editor (1937-1946).
		NICKEL, Richard   Note  Architectural photographer. Correspondence (1955-1965), including Frederick A. Strauel, with references to: Louis Sullivan, and AR:LHS 26. Manuscripts, with references to: AR:LHS 6, and 27. Photographs (see also AR:LHS 1, 8, 10, 12-13, 15, 20, 22-23, 31-32. See also AU:SS 26. B:C1. C:86, 101, 314.
		NISHIMOTO, Kenneth   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1954-1962). Drawings. Publications. See also C:255 (ONOGI, H.). MSS:A34(NWA 59).
		NORTON, John F.   Note Accountant to Charles A. Purcell. Correspondence (1947), with references to: W. C. Gray, Island Lake (Wisconsin), Charles A. Purcell, and Gordon Young.
		NORTON, John W.   Note  Artist, muralist for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1917-1962), including Wayne Andrews, Edith Elmslie, George Grant Elmslie, Dorothy Hofmeester, Margaret Norton (wife), and Frederick A. Strauel, with references to: Alexander Brothers, AR:P&E 250, and WGP 666. Drawings. Biographical manuscripts. Photographs of Norton designs, including for AR:GGE 257. Publications, including John W. Norton, American Painter by Thomas Tallmadge and Tom Lea (1935). See also AR:P&E 276, 311, 382(A); B4d1.3; B5d. AW:B2b. C:124. MSS:A34(NWA 65).
		NUTE, Grace Lee   Note  Historian, author. Correspondence (1942-1945), with references to: Thaddeus P. Giddings, Island Lake (Wisconsin), John Jager, and St. Croix Trail Country [MSS:A42]. Publications. See also C:85. L: The Voyageur's Highway (1941), and Caesars of the Wilderness (1943).
		NYROP, M.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1906). Publication.
		N miscellaneous   Note  Correspondents include: NYLE, Margaret, with reference to: Oak Park (Illinois).
		O'BRIEN, Dorothy   Note Sister of Cecily Purcell. Correspondence (1965-1967), including David S. Gebhard, Roger Kennedy, Mark L. Peisch, George E. Pettengil, John Szarkowski, and Dmitri Tselos, with reference to: Purcell Papers. See also C:1, 51, 86, 88, 106, 110, 142, 167, 185, 204, 216, 321. P:A7b.
		OUSLEY, Steven T.   Note Student. Correspondence (1962).
		OUTLAND, George E.   Note U. S. Congressman. Correspondence (1944-1945).
		OWRE, Alfred   Note Dentist, educator. Correspondence (1928-1936), including John Jager. Biographical manuscripts. Photographs. Publications. See also MSS:A34(NWA 36).
		O miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: ONOGI, H., with reference to: Kenneth Nishimoto).
		PARKER, Lawton S.   Note Artist. Correspondence (1937-1946), with references to: Island Lake (Wisconsin), and Anna Ziegler. Drawings. Photographs. Publications. See also AW:B1a4, b2; B2a. C:124. P:GN. Appendix C2.
		PARKER, Marion Alice   Note  Architect, draftswoman for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1935), including Frederick A. Strauel. Drawings. Biographical manuscripts. See also AR:P&E 396; B4b6, d1.3-5, d3, e2. C:314.
		PARKINSON, John and Donald   Note Architects. Correspondence (1937).
		PATTERSON, John   Note  Correspondence (1941-1951).
		PAUL, Sherman   Note  Author. Correspondence (1963), with reference to: Louis Sullivan. Photographs. Publication. See also L: Louis Sullivan ( 1962).
		PEARSON, Drew   Note  Journalist. Correspondence (1945-1955).
		PEISCH, Mark L.   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1951-1963), with references to: Walter Burley Griffin, Marion Mahoney Griffin, Paul Starrett, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Photograph. See also AU:SS 29. C:133, 251.
		PETTENGIL, George E   Note . Librarian, AIA. Correspondence (1956-1960). See also AR:P&E 340. B:A7e1. C:251.
		PIPES, Wade Architect.   Note  Correspondence (n.d.), with reference to: W. R. Lethaby. Manuscripts. Photographs.
		PLECNIK, Joseph   Note  Jugoslavian architect. Correspondence (1925-1940), including Ellis Lawrence, and Walter Wilcox. Manuscripts. Publications. See also L: Vyber Praci. MSS:A34(NWA 47).
		POND, Irving K.   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1913), with references to: Lincoln Memorial design, and William Channing Whitney.
		POWELL, Herbert J   Note . Architect. Correspondence (1942-1947).
		PRICE, Clayton S.   Note  Artist. Correspondence (1935-1952), including Ellis Lawrence. Drawings and other artwork. Manuscripts, with reference to: oil study [AW:A5j]. Photographs of Price designs. Publications. See also AU:SS 30.
		PURCELL, Anna Catherine (nee Gray)   Note  Mother of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1891-1902). See also B:A2a1. C:166(HERRICK, James B). GFA:A3-4; C1b; D4.
		PURCELL, Cecily (nee O'Brien)   Note  Second wife of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1931-1935). Architectural drawings. Manuscripts. Biographical materials. Photographs. See also AW:A6. C:1, 15, 130, 141, 314, 340. MSS:B4. P:A7b; FN; ST; MP 4-8.
		PURCELL, Charles A.   Note  Father of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1889-1930), including Ben Hazen, Clarence O'Hara, and Frederick A. Strauel, with references to: Hannah D. Burke, Cornell University, Douglas Donaldson, Island Lake (Wisconsin), Pacific States Engineering Corporation, Edna S. Purcell, Ralph G. Purcell, Clayton F. Summy, AR:P&E 368, WGP X5, WGP 701. Drawings, including sketches by George Grant Elmslie for the C. A. Purcell grave monument. Biographical manuscripts, with reference to: American Malting Co. Photographs. Publications. See also AR:P&E 51, 214, 241, 408; WGP 701. AW:A3. B:A2a1. C:70, 124, 170, 246, 314, 364. GFA:A7a; D13a, 13e. P:A1b, A3b; FN; GN.
		PURCELL, Charles H.   Note Cousin of William Gray Purcell. Engineer. Partner, Pacific States Engineering Corporation. Correspondence (1923), including Harry Rubins. Photographs. Publications, with reference to: Oakland Bay Bridge. See also AR:WGP 654; B4d1.13. C:196, 220, 276, 314.
		PURCELL, Edna Summy   Note  First wife of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1927-1930), with references to: John S. Bradstreet & Co., and Harry Rubins. See also AR:P&E 197, 368; B4d1.2. AW:A4, A5e. C:15, 122, 170, 271, 314. GFA:D13c. P:A4b; ---(was FN)**.
		PURCELL, James and Douglas   Note  Adopted sons of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (ca. 1920s), including Fred W. Bronn, and Anna Ziegler. Manuscripts. Photographs. Publications. See also AW:A4, 5e. C:35, 314, 364. P:A4b, A5.
		PURCELL, Ralph G.   Note  Brother of William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1910). See also AR:B4a5. C:271. GFA:D13a.
		PURCELL, Ralph John   Note  Cousin of William Gray Purcell, brother of Charles H. Purcell. Correspondence (1943-1962), with reference to: Louis Woerner. Photographs. Publications.
		PURDY, Edward A.   Note  Editor, The Western Architect. Correspondence (1912, 1920). See also AR:B4a6, d1.5, d3. C:314.
		P miscellaneous   Note  Correspondents include: PHYLACTOPOULOS, George S., with reference to: the Nazi occupation of Greece.
		Q miscellaneous
		RAY, David H.   Note Engineer. Correspondence (1913). Publication
		RICH, Daniel Cotton   Note  Correspondence (1955).
		ROCKWELL, Norman   Note  Artist. Correspondence (1953).
		ROCKWOOD, Charlotte   Note  Correspondence (1902-1903), with reference to: Oak Park (Illinois). Photograph.
		RODGERS, Melva Guibert   Note  Secretary to William Gray Purcell. Correspondence (1954), with references to: Richard Bock, Mrs. Louis Eschrich, Island Lake (Wisconsin), John Jager, Oak Park (Illinois), Frederick A. Strauel, AR:LHS 2, 6, 9, 26-27; P&E 5, 56, 94, 130, 132, 154, 157, 167, 170, 197, 200, 218, 260, 265. See also AU:SS 32. MSS:A34(NWA 68).
		ROOSEVELT, Eleanor   Note  Correspondence (1953).
		ROSS, Marion Dean   Note  Professor of Architecture, University of Oregon. Correspondence (1959).
		ROSSELL DE LA LAMA, Guillermo   Note  Correspondence (1947-1951).
		RUBINS, Harry   Note  Artist, interior designer. Correspondence (1918-1955), including Florence Rubins (wife), with reference to: Hewitt & Brown. Biographical manuscript. Photographs, including Rubins designs. Publications. See also AR:B4d1.10. AW:B1b5. C:79, 124, 272-273, 314. MSS:A34(NWA 10).
		RUDOLPH, Horst E.   Note  Correspondence (1949-1951). Photographs.
		R miscelleneous   Note Correspondents include: RATCLIFF, Walter H. Jr.; REED, Earl H.; RISTINE, Harley R., with reference to: The Interior ; and RUDD, William, with reference to: William Drummond.
		SAARINEN, Eero   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1959). Publications. See also C:328 (TABERNACLE CHURCH OF CHRIST).
		SAARINEN, Eliel   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1926-1927), including Rollin C. Chapin, with references to: Henry Deutsch, Thomas B. Kimball, and AR:P&E 330. Biographical manuscripts. Publications. See also C:86, 203, 314. L: Munksnas-Haga (1915). MSS:A34(NWA 11, 47).
		SAFRAN, John   Note  Correspondence (1946).
		SANDBERG, Carl Poet.   Note Correspondence (1943-1947), with references to: W. C. Gray, and Life of Abraham Lincoln [GFA:B1d].
		SAYLOR, Henry G   Note . Editor, The American Architect and Architectural Forum . Correspondence (1936-1963), including Kenneth Kingsley Stowell, and Bernard Maybeck, with references to: Douglas Donaldson, Harvey Ellis, and Bernard Maybeck. Manuscripts, with references to: Cass Gilbert, and Louis Sullivan. Publications See also C:22, 64, 98, 170.
		SCHAEFFER, Rudolph   Note Correspondence (1928, n.d.).
		SCHINDLER, Rudolph   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1950-1954), including Wayne Andrews, and Mark Schindler. Biographical manuscripts and architectural essysays. See also C:6.
		SCHNEIDER, Christian   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1916-1917), including Edwin H. Hewitt.
		SCHWANKOVSKY, Frederick   Note  Artist. Correspondence (1964), with reference to: Jackson Pollock (student).
		SHARRETTS, Edward L   Note . Owner, Mosaic Art Shops. Correspondence (1919, 1948). Photographs. See also C:124, 314. MSS:A34(NWA 28).
		SHOGREN, Norman   Note Photographer. Correspondence (1950-1952).
		SIEMENS, George M.   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1945, 1951), with reference to: Harvey Ellis. See also C:37.
		SIMPSON, George D.   Note  Minister. Manuscripts, with references to: George Grant Elmslie, and William Gray Purcell. See also C:99, 124.
		SISSON, Everett   Note  Editor, The Interior. Correspondence (1902-1096). See also AR:B4a1. C:182. GFA:A8.
		SMITH, Margaret Chase   Note  U. S. Senator. Correspondence (1964).
		SPENCER, Robert C.   Note Architect. Biographical manuscripts. See also C:110, 132. MSS:A7.
		STANTON, Glenn   Note Architect. Correspondence (1963). See also B:A7e1. Appendix C8.
		STARR, Frederick   Note  Correspondence (1931).
		STARRETT, Helen Ekin   Note Educator, feminist. Correspondence (1920-1928), including Paul Starrett (son. See also L: Changing the Skyline (1938)). Biographical manuscript, with reference to: W. C. Gray. Publications. See also AR:B4a14. GFA:A7b; D13a. MSS:A34(NWA 35).
		STASSEN, Harold E.   Note Politician. Correspondence (1956).
		STEVENSON, Adlai E.   Note  Politician. Correspondence (1956).
		STONE, Jack   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1957).
		STOUT, Rex   Note  Correspondence (1949-1951).
		STRAUEL, Frederick A.   Note  Architect, chief draftsman for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1923-1965), including Frank Berquist, Catherine Gray, John Jager, Richard Nickel, H. M. Peterson, and Edward L. Sharretts, with references to: James Van Evera Bailey, Oscar L. Banville, Harry Blair, Fred W. Bronn, K. Paul Carson Sr. & Jr., Rollin C. Chapin, E. W. Decker, Henry Deutsch, Douglas Donaldson, George Grant Elmslie, Lawrence Fournier, Leroy L. Gaarder, H. C. Garvin, David S. Gebhard, Charles Hausler, Fred N. Hegg, Hewitt & Brown, John Jager (and residence), Robert T. Jones, Andreas R. Larson, Pacific States Engineering Corporation, Marion Alice Parker, H. M. Peterson, Cecily Purcell, Charles A. Purcell, Charles H. Purcell, Edna S. Purcell, James Purcell, Purcell & Elmslie, Edward A. Purdy, Harry Rubins, Eliel Saarinen, Clayton F. Summy, Yankton College (Yankton, SD), AR:P&E 132, 197; WGP 656, 660-662, 664, 685, 701, 706-710, 776-776A, X33; GGE 268. Biographical Manuscripts. Photographs. See also AR:B4d3; E1; F2. AU:SS 36. C:15, 46, 51, 79, 98-99, 117, 124, 170, 203, 244, 247, 257, 271, 284. GFA:A11. MSS:A32(LHB 10); A34(NWA 46).
		STRYGOWSKI, Joseph   Note Architectural historian, author. Manuscripts, with references to: Strygowski writings. See also C:99. L: Studien Zur Kunst Des Ostens (1923).
		SUMMY, Clayton F.   Note  Father of Edna Summy Purcell. Correspondence (1928). Manuscript. See also AR:P&E 38, 135, 211, 282, 382(A); WGP 641; GGE 278. C:271, 314.
		SWITZAR, Simon Jr.   Note  Dutch architect. Correspondence (1953). Publication.
		SZARKOWSKI, John   Note Photographer, author. Correspondence (1955-1964), with references to: Frank Berquist, Willard Connely, Peter Cooper, George Grant Elmslie, John Jager, Island Lake (Wisconsin), Sigfrid Olson, and P:GN. Manuscripts, with reference to: Louis Sullivan. Photographs. Publications. See also AU:SS 37. C:64, 103, 251. L: The Idea of Louis Sullivan (1956), and The Face of Minnesota (1958).
		S miscellaneous   Note  Correspondents include: ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY, with reference to: Cass Gilbert; SHATTUCK, H. E., with reference to: Dr. Gray--Who Was He? [MSS:A37]; SHREVE, R. H., with reference to: AIA; SLOSSON, E. E., with reference to: Walter Burley Griffin; STOSTICH, Savo, with reference to: AIA; STOWELL, Kenneth Kingsley, with reference to: The American Architect; and SWOPE, Gerald, with reference to: AR:P&E 131.
		TAL, Lucy   Note  Architectural historian. Correspondence (1961-1963).
		THOMAS, Frederick Folger   Note Small press publisher. Correspondence (1907-1964), including Dorothy O'Brien, with reference to: Keeweenaw [GFA:B1i]. Photographs. Publications. See also AR:B4d1.2.
		TIME/LIFE PUBLICATIONS   Note Letters to the Editor (1938-1960).
		TORBERT, Donald   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1952-1960).
		TOURISON, George B.   Note Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1902-1903).
		TSELOS, Dmitri   Note  Art historian. Correspondence (ca. 1952-1963), with references to: John Jager, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Publications. See also AR:E1. C:121, 219, 251.
		TURAK, Theodore   Note Architectural historian. Correspondence (1963).
		TURBERG, Edward Francis   Note  Architecture student. Correspondence (1960-1963).
		T miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: TABERNACLE CHURCH OF CHRIST, with reference to: Eero Saarinen; THOMAS, William B., with reference to: Nolan R. Best, and The Interior ); TODD, Mrs. John W., with reference to: AR:WGP 743; and TREADWAY, Ralph B., with reference to: Oak Park (Illinois).
		U miscellaneous   Note  Correspondents include: UELAND, Elsa, with reference to: Alexander Brothers; and UPSON, Arthur, with reference to: Christian Science.
		VAN BERGEN, John S.   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1914).
		VANDERHOOVEN, Cornelius   Note Correspondence (1928-1949).
		VINCENT, George   Note Professor of architecture. Correspondence (1914).
		VON EMPERGER, Fritz   Note  Austrian engineer. Correspondence (1920). Biographical manuscript.
		VOORHIS, Jerry   Note  U. S. Congressman. Correspondence (1945).
		V miscellaneous
		WALKER, Ralph B.   Note Architect. President, AIA. Correspondence (1949-1950).
		WALLACE, Henry B.   Note  U. S. Vice-president. Correspondence (1943-1948).
		WALLER, Theodore   Note  Publisher. Correspondence (1952-1953).
		WALQUIST, John A.   Note Architect, draftsman for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1927-1963), with references to: Oscar H. Banville, George Grant Elmslie, Leroy L. Gaarder, Roy Childs Jones, Purcell & Elmslie, and AR:P&E 309. See also AR:E1. C:55, 92, 98. Appendix C8.
		WARE, Alexander   Note Musician. Correspondence (1944-1945, including Cecily Purcell.
		WEBER, Gustav   Note  Interior designer for Purcell & Elmslie. Correspondence (1939, 1950). Biographical manuscript. Photograph. Publication. See also AR:B4d1.5, d3. C:124. Appendix B8.
		WEBSTER, J. Carson   Note Architect. Correspondence (1951), with reference to: Farmer's and Merchants Union Bank (Louis Sullivan, architect).
		WESTON, Brett   Note  Photographer. Correspondence (1956-1960s). Photographs. Publications. See also P:PR.
		WHITAKER, Charles H.   Note  Editor, AIA Journal. Correspondence (1924-1928), with references to: Lewis Mumford, and Louis Sullivan. Publications. See also AR:A2a, A3. C:99, 170.
		WHITE, Charles E.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1908, ca. 1920s), including Alice White (wife). Photographs. Publications. See also AR:B4d1.1-3. C:91, 196, 349, 359, 361. Appendix C8.
		WHITE, Minor   Note Photographer. Editor, Aperture . Correspondence (1957, 1959).
		WHITEHEAD, Russell F.   Note Publisher. Correspondence (1927).
		WHITNEY, William Channing   Note Architect. Correspondence (1913, 1943), with references to: Lincoln Memorial design. See also C:266. Appendix C1; B3.
		WILCOX, Walter R. B.   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1913-1940), with references to: Lincoln Memorial design, and Charles E. White. See also C:196, 265. MSS:A34(NWA 65); B1a2. Appendix C8.
		WILKIE, Wendell   Note Politician. Correspondence (1944).
		WILLARD, H. F.   Note Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1906-1908).
		WILLEY, Malcolm   Note Vice-president, University of Minnesota. Correspondence (1953-1959), with reference to: Purcell Papers.
		WILSON, Charles J.   Note Correspondence (1928).
		WITTE, Edward B.   Note  Correspondence (1945-1965), including Eleanor Witte (wife). Drawings. Photographs. See also AU:SS 40.
		WOLTERSDORF, Arthur   Note  Architect. Correspondence (1939-1940), including George Grant Elmslie, with reference to: World's Fairs. See also C:99, 170.
		WOODS, Stella Louise   Note Educator. Correspondence (1934-1953), with references to: Catherine Gray, and Oak Park (Illinois). Publications. See also MSS:A34(NWA 57).
		WORKMAN, David Tice   Note Correspondence (1938).
		WORSTER, William W.   Note Correspondence (1962-1963). Publications.
		WRIGHT, Frank Lloyd   Note Architect. Correspondence (1907-1950s), including Elmer Grey, Herman V. von Holst, Joseph Henry Jackson, Isabel Roberts, and Lloyd Wright, with references to: Erven Jourdan and "Southern California Houses of Frank Lloyd Wright [P:MP 1], Charles E. White, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Manuscripts, with reference to: Wright writings. Publications, including Ausgefuhrte Bauten , and illustrations of Wright designs. See also AR:B4d1.1-4, d1.6, d1.13; E1. AU:SS 41. C:6-7, 11, 15, 21, 29, 37, 46, 64, 91, 98-99, 124, 133, 137, 262, 325. L: Modern Architecture (1931), Genius and the Mobocracy (1949), and An American Architecture (1955). MSS:A34(NWA 54, 57, 65); A35. P:MF 3. Appendix A9; B4; C3.
		W miscellaneous   Note  Correspondents include: WHEELER, Russell J., with reference to: Louis Sullivan; and WILLIAMSON, ---, with reference to: W. C. Gray.
		YOST, Morgan L.   Note Architect. Correspondence (1947-1963), including James Van Evera Bailey, and James E. Fitch, with references to: George Grant Elmslie, Greene & Greene, Erven Jourdan, and "Southern California Houses of Frank Lloyd Wright [P:MP 1], Charles E. White, and AIA Fellowship [B:A7e]. Publication. See also C:7, 15, 98.
		YOUNG, George   Note  Cornell classmate. Correspondence (1929).
		ZANE, Nowland Britten   Note Art historian. Correspondence (1933). Manuscript.
		ZIEGLER, Anna M.   Note Companion to Catherine Garns Gray. Correspondence (1924-1944), including Frank Berquist, Dorothy Gray, and Charles A. Purcell, with references to: Catherine Gray, W. C. Gray. Arthur Hill, and James Purcell. Autograph book. Publications. See also C:6, 256, 274. GFA:A5, A12; D2, D13b, 13e. P:A3b; GN. Appendix C2.
		X-Y-Z miscellaneous   Note Correspondents include: YOUNGH, G. W., with reference to: Cornell University.
		Artwork [AW:A-B]   Note Artwork in the Purcell Papers is divided into two sections. Works by William Gray Purcell are arranged into nine groups corresponding to the chronological periods presented in the biographical narrative of this guidebook, undated works, and study materials [A]. Works by other artists are categorized as paintings, drawings, prints, and objects [B].
		William Gray Purcell [A1-9]
		Other Artists [B1-4]
		Paintings [B1]
		Drawings [B2]
		Prints [B3]
		Objects [B4]
		Audio Recordings [AU:A-C]   Note Among the most intimately revealing materials of the Purcell collection are the hundreds of hours of recorded media which provide an audio resource for researchers. Purcell recorded many of these documents over a twenty-year period of correspondence, dictation, interviews, and public addresses. Other recordings include various soundtracks related to projects developed by Purcell as historical documents, and later panel discussions and talks on the contribution of Purcell & Elmslie to organic architecture.
		Soundscribers [A: SS 1-46]
		Audio Tapes [B: AT]
		Phonograph Records [C: PR 1-4]
		Manuscripts [MSS: A-B]   Note The Manuscripts portion of the Purcell Papers documents primarily writings by William Gray Purcell. Materials are grouped into two sections. Publications [A] consist of over one hundred contributions by Purcell to numerous periodicals from 1911 to 1965, and a posthumously published book, St. Croix Trails. Unpublished manuscripts [B] contain essays, biographical writings, diaries and journals, poetry, notes, research materials, and a few writings by other authors.
		Publications [A 1-42]
		Early Publications
		The Christian Science Monitor
		The Small Home
		Other Publications, 1920-1930
		Northwest Architect, 1940-1955 [MSS: A34 (NWA 1-68)]
		Other Publications, 1940-1965
		St. Croix Trail Country [A42]
		Unpublished Manuscripts [MSS: B]
		Essays [B1]
		Biographical Writings [B2]
		Diaries and Journals [B3]
		Poetry [B4]
		Notes [B5]
		Research Materials [B6]
		Miscellaneous [B7]
		Photographs [P: A-I]   Note The Purcell Papers contain an extensive collection of photographic images. Over two thousand glass and celluloid negatives, as well as numerous Lumiere autochromes, lantern slides, microfilms, motion pictures, slide transparencies and stereographs, illustrate the course of the professional and personal interests of Purcell and his Grandfather, William Cunningham Gray. Pictorial documentation in the Purcell Papers is divided into nine sections according to photographic medium. Photographic prints are arranged into seven groups corresponding to the chronological periods presented in the biographical narrative of this guidebook [A]. Separate unprinted film negatives are similarly organized [FN(1-8)]. Other photographic media include a collection of glass negatives [C(GN 1-650)], lantern slides [D(LS 1-98], Lumiere-process autochromes [E(LA 1- 38)], slide transparencies [F(ST 1-250)], motion pictures [G(MP 1-14)], microfilms [H(MF 1-5)], and stereographs [I(SG 1-256)]. For convenience, citations for all photographs except prints drop the outline prefix (e.g. P:GN, P:MF 1, P:MF 2).
		Photographic Prints [A: 1-8]   Note Over two thousand photographic prints dating from the early 1880s to 1965 document every period in Purcell's life. Early photographs record his childhood experiences in Oak Park, Illinois, and at the family summer camp at Island Lake, Wisconsin. His growing abilities as a photographer are demonstrated by self-portraits done while attending Cornell University. Several albums of 8 by 10 inch prints and smaller cartes de visite obtained commercially by Purcell while in Europe during 1906 provide images of many historic buildings and artifacts subsequently destroyed by war or removed to other locations, including a monumental Italian fountain now on the Minneapolis campus of the University of Minnesota. Similar photographs document another European trip during the summer of 1928, with special emphasis on art antiquities and architecture. Numerous group photographs show family, friends, and associates, and for some individuals illustrate their appearance over many years. Some were taken by professional portraitists, such as Arnold Bicknell of Oak Park, Dana Hull of Chicago, and Alda Jourdan of Portland, Oregon. Since Purcell and his family were active amateur photographers, formally-posed pictures were complemented by more casual records of family activities, especially travels. For example, a number of pictures taken in 1911 provide views of the colonial settlement at Williamsburg, Virginia, before restoration. Other images record Mazama Club outings and similar group activities in the outdoors. Various prints of the same picture made at different times may be found together. Early contact prints from the 1880s and 1890s were usually made on aristo-platinum paper. Carefully washed free of processing chemicals when printed, these images retain a brilliant clarity absent from later copies. Albumen prints, another early form, are distinguished by a characteristic warm brown tone, a result of the gold toning chemical with which the print was fixed. Some early prints are hand-tinted. Prints dating after the 1920s were done with more familiar silver-based materials. Prints often have significant annotations made by Purcell or others, and different copies may sometimes bear conflicting dates. Technical information about equipment, exposure, or printing technique may also be appended. Some photographs are mounted with a short biographical commentary. Other materials associated with prints include manuscripts, halftones indicating previous publication, and negatives.
		Film Negatives [FN: 1-8]   Note A separate group of film negatives has the same general content and organization as the photographic prints. Most of these photographs date between 1910 and the 1950s. While a few may be available as prints, many are unique and have no other presence in the Photographs. Because of their age and previous storage conditions some of the film negatives are extremely fragile or damaged.
		Glass Negatives [GN: 1-650]   Note Many photographs that date from the 1890s to the 1920s were taken using the factory pre-coated and pre-sensitized dry-plate glass negatives that became commercially available after the early 1880s. Most of these exposures were made by W. C. Gray, Charles A. Purcell, William Gray Purcell, and Lawton S. Parker with standardized, uniformly thick four by five, five by seven, and eight by ten inch plates that could be conveniently transported and stored. However, a few small and irregular glass plates in the collection were probably done as experiments with the older, cumbersome wet-collodion method that required the plate to be exposed while the light-sensitive emulsion was still damp. Glass negatives that were taken by W. C. Gray often appeared in his weekly newspaper, The Interior, and in various editions of his books. Gray frequently photographed the forest surrounding his retreat at Island Lake, Wisconsin, and other scenic locales to accompany his naturalist writings called "Musings." Articles written to expose the child-labor abuse and racial discrimination Gray witnessed in the South during 1898 were also illustrated with his own photographs. Many glass negatives remain from his travels through the Pacific Northwest and voyage further north with the Third Alaskan Reindeer Expedition of 1899, subjects including Silver Bow Canyon, Snoqualmie Falls, Unalaska Island, the port of Juneau, the Russian Orthodox church at Soldovia, and several glaciers. Numerous glass negatives were made by other family members and friends, both for pleasure and specific purposes. One set of photographs taken by Lawton S. Parker served as the basis of his 1891 portrait of W. C. Gray (see AW:B1a4). During almost two decades of visits to the woods of northern Wisconsin, Charles A. Purcell and William Gray Purcell took photographs of life at Island Lake Camp that show the evolution of the camp buildings, the different people in attendance over the years, and the variety of activities that occupied their time. The Purcell and Gray residences in Oak Park were also often subjects of their cameras, and as were travels to Nebraska, Pennsylvania, and Alaska. Later, William Gray Purcell used glass negatives to photograph P&E and other buildings, especially the Catherine Gray residence [AR:P&E 5] and the Josephine Crane Bradley residence #1 [AR:LHS 6]. In deference to a pre-existing inventory system, the glass negatives are numbered 1 to 650, although some plates are missing from the sequence. Other materials associated with the glass negatives include notes and manuscripts, annotations from storage envelopes, and old inventory lists. An incomplete sequence of original aristo-platinum and albumen contact prints, together with modern copies, are identified by negative number.
		Lantern Slides [D: LS 1-2]   Note Lantern slides are image-positive transparencies intended for viewing by projection. A uniform 3-1/4 by 4 inches in size, the photograph is sandwiched between plates of clear, thin glass whose edges are sealed with paper tape. The nearly one hundred lantern slides in the Purcell collection are housed in the original lidded wooden boxes constructed with grooved walls to keep the slides separate. Subjects include buildings by Louis Sullivan and Purcell & Elmslie, examples of European and Oriental architecture, and copies of photographs taken by W. C. Gray during the Third Alaskan Reindeer Expedition of 1899.
		Lumiere Autochromes [E: LA 1-38]   Note The Lumiere autochrome process for color photography was introduced in 1907 and remained commercially successful until the 1930s. Differing from earlier color methods by exposing a single plate sensitized to red, green, and blue light rather than using multiple plates with separate lens filters, the Lumiere autochrome technique produced an image-positive color transparency. These transparencies could be projected or seen in hand-held viewers called Diascopes, a small collapsible case that reflected a light source through the autochrome onto a mirror. The 38 Lumiere autochromes in the Photographs were taken between 1914 and 1923, probably by William Gray Purcell. These images present unique color views of now demolished or radically altered buildings, such as the Henry B. Babson residence and grounds (see AR:LHS 3) and the Catherine Gray residence (see AR:P&E 5). Other autochromes show the forest at Island Lake, Wisconsin, and record family trips to Sequoia and Yosemite National Parks between 1915 and 1923. While most of the Lumiere autochromes have remained stable and retained their original color tones, a few images have faded or the plates cracked.
		Slide Transparencies [F: ST 1-250]   Note A later successor of the lantern slide and the Lumiere autochrome is the slide transparency, a 35 mm image-positive film that, though possibly mounted between glass plates, is usually pressed into a small cardboard or plastic frame for projection. The numerous slide transparencies in the Photographs date from the early 1940s and were made for a wide variety of purposes. Many of these slides accumulated as Purcell researched the condition of buildings he had designed and corresponded with architectural historians and students. Purcell also used slides for addresses on art and photography presented by audio recording, and collected views of the grounds of his "Westwinds" estate. The slide transparencies are largely of buildings by Purcell & Elmslie as they appeared after the 1950s.
		Motion Pictures [G: MP 1-14]   Note A small group of color motion pictures date from the 1940s and 1950s. The 22 minute "Southern California Houses of Frank Lloyd Wright" [MP 1], produced in 1946 with a soundtrack by award-winning composer Ernest Gold, was believed by Purcell to be the first motion picture intended purely as architectural history. A written introduction by Purcell that discussed the nature of organic design was followed by cinematographic views of several Wright-designed residences. The film was made commerically available and screened on southern California public television. Two other motion pictures are of an architectural nature. Made during the 1940s by client K. Paul Carson, Jr., "Frozen Music" [MP 2] shows a woman calling at various Purcell & Elmslie-designed houses in the Minneapolis area during the fall season. Of special significance is the inclusion of the now demolished Edward W. Decker residence at Lake Minnetonka (see AR:P&E 167). Another brief film, "Prospect Houses" [MP 3], shows the experimental slip-form construction process of two speculative houses built by Purcell and James Van Evera Bailey in South Pasadena, California (see AR:WGP X41). The other motion pictures [MP 4-14] are more casual home movies. Usually short, these films illustrate the work or travels of friends and life at the "Westwinds" estate. Some are captioned with amusing titles.
		Microfilm [H: MF 1-5]   Note The five microfilms in the Photographs date from the 1950s. Two were acquired by Purcell as documentation of building designs whose historical record he felt required preservation. Two other microfilms documenting designs by Purcell & Elmslie and by both architects in their post-partnership practices were made during the Burnham Library Microfilm Project of 1952 [MF 2, 4]. Most of the original drawings that appear in the microfilms are present in the Architectural Records.
		Stereographs [I: SG 1-256] []   Note The Photographs also contain a collection of mostly undated stereographs. Stereographs were first produced shortly after the Civil War and remained popular until the early 1900s. Two nearly identical photographic images were mounted side-by-side horizontally on a three by seven inch cardboard rectangle, and the result viewed through an adjustable hand-held device, sometimes called a stereopticon, where the images appear to the eye as a single, three-dimensional view. The several hundred stereographs in the Photographs cover a diverse range of subjects, particularly geographical and architectural scenes from 19th century America, Europe, India and China, Victorian curiosities, and theatrical stagings. Purcell purchased this collection from an estate sale, however, and the stereograph images are not directly related to the general historical content of the Purcell Papers.
		Biographia [B: A-C]   Note The wide variety of documentation collectively termed the Biographia is arranged into three groups. Biographical materials regarding William Gray Purcell are divided according to seven historical periods from 1880 to 1965. These miscellaneous biographical documents follow his passage from childhood schooling to his election to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects shortly before his death. [B:A]. Records of speeches and addresses given by Purcell from 1914 to 1958 are arranged chronologically, followed by undated records. These contain texts, notes, and related materials. [B:B]. The third group of the Biographia contains materials detailing the original design and subsequent changes to the family grave monument in River Forest, Illinois [B:C].
		Biographical Materials, William Gray Purcell [A]
		Speeches and Addresses [B]
		Gray/Purcell Grave Monument [C]
		Library [no series #; organized alphabetically by author]   Note Many of the books that Purcell regarded as significant to his thought remain with his papers, including autographed first editions to which he was a research contributor and rare architectural treatises that he collected throughout his life. A substantial number of nineteenth century volumes on world history and literature survive from the library of his grandfather, author and editor W. C. Gray. Catalogs, pamphlets, periodicals, yearbooks, and reference works provide a sampling of materials on art, architecture, and other subjects over more than a century of publishing.
		Gray Family Archives [GFA: A-E]   Note Records in the Gray Family Archives are arranged into five groups. Correspondence documents over seventy-five years of personal and professional experiences [A]. Manuscripts consist of publications, unpublished essays, diaries and journals, records of speeches and addresses, and poetry by William Cunningham Gray, Catherine Garns Gray, and others [B]. Biographical materials contain genealogical information, legal documents, financial records, and memorabilia of the Grays and the families with which they intermarried [C]. Photographs include portraits, views of Gray residences and other properties, landscapes, and documentation of travels [D]. Other records detail the history of the Gray archives [E].
		Correspondence [GFA: A]
		Manuscripts [GFA: B1-3]
		Biographical Materials [GFA: C1-4]
		Photographs [GFA: D1-13]
		Other Records [GFA: E1-5]