University of Oregon Libraries
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1299 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299
URL: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/index.html



Guide to the Lord & Schryver Architectural Records, 1929-1970


Coll. 098





Finding aid prepared by Linda Hodgin and Vida Germano

Finding aid encoded by Nathan Georgitis, November 2003
Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.


Overview of the Collection

 
Repository Name:
 

University of Oregon Libraries
Special Collections & University Archives

1299 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299
URL: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/index.html

 
Collection Number:
 

Coll. 098

 
Creator:
 

Lord & Schryver (Salem, Or.)

 
Title:
 

Lord & Schryver Architectural Records

 
Dates:
 

1929-1970 (inclusive)

 
Quantity:
 

16 linear feet
29 containers, 62 drawers

 
Languages:
 

Collection materials are in English. 

 
Summary:
 

The firm of Lord-Schryver, Landscape Architects, was established in Salem, Oregon in 1929. Working out of their home, Elizabeth Lord and Edith (Nina) Schryver designed gardens located throughout Oregon as well as in Washington. Edith Schryver created and developed the design and construction plans while Elizabeth Lord concentrated on plant composition. The collection consists primarily of landscaping plans and drawings, correspondence and office files, subject files, plus a variety of other materials relating to their profession as landscape architects.

 

Historical Note

The firm of Lord-Schryver, Landscape Architects, was established in Salem, Oregon in 1929. Working out of their home on Mission Street, Elizabeth Lord and Edith (Nina) Schryver designed gardens located throughout Oregon as well as in Washington. Their partnership lasted forty years, until they retired.

Elizabeth Lord was born November 12, 1887, daughter of William Paine Lord and Juliette Montague Lord. Her father was a former Oregon governor and U. S. diplomat and her mother, who was involved in many civic activities, is credited with establishing the Salem Floral Society (now Salem Garden Club), the first garden club in Oregon. Lord received her education in various Oregon public school as well as Buenos Aires, where William Lord held a diplomatic post. Her mother’s devotion to gardening and extensive travels to view the renowned gardens of the Orient, Europe, and South America influenced Lord’s decision to make gardening a profession. She entered Lowthorpe School of Landscape Architecture, located in Groton, Massachusetts, in 1926.

Edith Schryver, known to her friends as Nina, was born March 20, 1901, in Kingston, New York. Her parents, George J. Schryver and Eleanor Young Schryver, were of Dutch descent. Pursuing her early interest in gardening, Schryver attended Lowthorpe School of Landscape Architecture during summers before completing high school. She studied general art for one year at Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute. In 1920 she enrolled full time at Lowthorpe while working part time in the Boston offices of Harold Hill Blossom, Elizabeth Pattee, and Elizabeth Leonard Strang, all landscape architects. The summer of 1922 was spent in the Cornish, New Hampshire offices of Ellen Shipman, a prominent New York landscape architects, as part of her scholarship. Upon graduation from Lowthorpe School, Schryver spent the next five years in Ellen Shipman’s prestigious New York firm.

Although both Elizabeth Lord and Edith Schryver were graduates of Lowthorpe, they did not meet until touring the gardens and churches of Europe. Discovery of similar tastes and philosophy in garden design resulted in the decision to form their own business. Schryver left the employ of Ellen Shipman to return to Salem with Elizabeth Lord where the women established themselves as the first firm of professional women landscape architects on the west coast.

Their practice focused on garden design for private residences although they also designed the grounds for Reed College, College of Puget Sound, Salem’s parks, several Salem schools, a variety of public buildings (city and state owned), and two churches. Edith Schryver created and developed the design and construction plans while Elizabeth Lord concentrated on plant composition. Designs incorporating natural settings and existing trees were used wherever possible; plant composition was such that a succession of bloom and year-round interest prevailed. Several gardens designed by Lord-Schryver are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Elizabeth Lord, senior member of the partnership, died October 9, 1976. Edith Schryver died eight years later, on may 20, 1984.

Content Description

The Lord & Schryver Architectural Records consist primarily of landscaping plans and drawings, correspondence and office files, subject files, plus a variety of other materials relating to their profession as landscape architects. The records well represent the first firm of professional women landscape architects on the west coast, founded in 1929 by Elizabeth Lord and Edith Schryver.

The drawings account for the largest portion of the collection. They are arranged alphabetically by project (client) name. A complete list of projects follows at the end of the folder by folder inventory. Those with related correspondence are annotated for easy cross-reference. Oversize drawings are indicated with an asterisk. Where the grounds were planned in conjunction with the construction of a residence, the architectural blueprints can also be found in the drawing file. In addition, some projects consist of only one drawing (which may be a fairly rough sketch) while more elaborate projects contain several series of drawings (i.e., construction plans for walls, steps, benches, fences, and arbors).

Project correspondence relates to the ongoing exchanges between clients and the architects. These files contain information about consultations, site inspections, plan approvals, job costs, work schedules, miscellaneous measurements, order for plant materials, and labor costs for subcontractors. Arrangement is alphabetical by client name; within the file correspondence is arranged chronologically. It should be noted that not all projects are represented by both drawings and correspondence. The measurement series was maintained separately because the client is often unidentified. It consists of rough measurements which also detail the lines and contours of property sites.

Correspondence between Lord-Schryver and nurseries is arranged alphabetically by nursery; the contents within a given file are arranged chronologically. Exchanges contain inquiries about availability of plant materials, prices, order for material, and compliments/complaints about stock. While some of the letters contain individual project orders, most are joint project plant orders, which is why they appear here instead of in the project correspondence series.

Cost inquiries for design plans and consultations, exchanges with specialized nurseries supplying unique materials, travel information, and requests for flower show judging comprise the general correspondence. There also may be client/project letters in here where only first names are used as well as projects that didn’t materialize. This series is arranged chronologically.

Texts of lectures are related correspondence, radio scripts and articles, and Edith Schryver’s teaching files from Oregon State College (now University) comprise the lecture and article series. Subjects of lecture range from plant materials to landscape design philosophies to gardens in foreign countries. They are arranged alphabetically by title. Included are “Home Garden Hour” radio scripts which detail a day in the office of a landscape architect and articles for the Oregonian, geared to the home gardener.

Various community and historical projects in which Lord and Schryver were involved are also represented in the collection.. The two women were responsible for the historic renovation of the grounds for the Bush House in Salem, as well as the Minthorn House in Newberg, which was the boyhood home of Herbert Hoover. As members of the Oregon Roadside Council, they campaigned actively against highway billboards. On a local level, they designed many of Salem’s parks, drawings of which are included in the collection. Salem’s Tree Commission proved to be a frustrating experience because the city felt it couldn’t allocate the necessary funds needed for selected trees, maintenance, and labor.

Aside from the drawings, the largest segment of material is the subject file subseries (located within the research material). Arranged alphabetically by subject, the files chiefly contain printed material collected by Lord and Schryver. While a large portion of the subject matter relates to architecture and landscaping, other interests of both women are reflected here.

The billing files are arranged by year and were transferred as found in the Lord-Schryver office files. For the most part they are files by nursery in reverse chronological order. The bills represent plant material ordered and paid for; several projects may be listed on a bill but the plant material is combined as one order to ensure volume discounts. Researchers may want to cross-reference this material with that hound in the project, nursery, and general correspondence series to determine a total picture of the quantity uses, prices paid, and where the plants originated. Labor costs for the gardeners who completed site plantings as well as Lord-Schryver’s own time spent supervising a project can be found here.

Catalogs in the collection represent the offerings of a wide range of nurseries with whom Lord-Schryver did business. It is interesting to note the varieties and colors available in seed during this time because many are difficult, if not impossible, to find today.

Two boxes of photographs have been transferred to the Photograph Collection. The first contains photos and slides of various trips taken by Lord and Schryver to the Orient, South Africa, South America, England, France, Italy, Spain, and Mexico. Subjects are primarily gardens and church architecture. Photographs of project sites and gardens they designed comprise the other box. Five cases of glass lanterns slides, used to illustrate their lectures and record their travels, were also removed to the Photograph Collection.

There is little in the way of biographical material; items of a personal nature were removed at the request of the donor. Brief biographical sketches outline education, training and organizations relative to their profession. The notebook subseries (located within the Research material) contains a few personal observations about their travels, their own garden through the years, a family visit or two, and some random notes regarding dispersal of selected items ot close friends.

Arrangement

Collection is organized into the following series:

  • Biographical material
  • Project correspondence
  • Nursery correspondence
  • General correspondence
  • Lectures and articles
  • Organizations and committees
  • Research materials
  • Billing files
  • Awards, certificates and licenses
  • Catalogs
  • Project drawings
  • Photographs and slides

Administrative Information

Separated Materials 

Photographs and slides are stored separately under call number PH146.

Use of the Collection

Restrictions on Access 

Collection is open to the public.

Collection must be used in Special Collections & University Archives Reading Room.

Restrictions on Use 

Property rights reside with Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries. Copyright resides with the creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to the Manuscripts Librarian in Special Collections & University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.

Preferred Citation 

[Identification of item], Lord & Schryver Architectural Records, Coll. 098, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.

Subjects

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

 
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964 (contributor)
Lord & Schryver (Salem, Or.)
Lowthorpe School of Landscape Architecture
Architectural firms--Oregon
Gardens--Design
Landscape architects--Oregon
Women landscape architects
Women landscape architects
Architectural drawings
Catalogs
Lantern slides
Photoprints
Other Creators :
Lord, Elizabeth, 1887-1976
Schryver, Edith, 1901-1984
Shipman, Ellen (contributor)

Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.


 
box
1
folder
1

Inventory

 

 
box
1
folder
2


Biographical material

 

 

Project correspondence

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
1
folder
3

Albright, G. F.
 
 

Anderson, W. E.
 
 

Ashton, T. T.
 
 

Baum, W. W.
 
 

Baumgartner, Josephine and Lenta Caughell
 
 
4-5
Beebe, Gerald E.
 
 
6
Belcrest Memorial Park Cemetery
 
 

Bell, George
 
 

Bishop, Clarence M.
 
 

Braun, George
 
 
7
Brown, Chandler
 
 

Brown, Clifford and Alice
 
 

Brown, Raymond
 
 
8
Bullitt, A. Scott
 
 
9
Busick, W. J.
 
 

Byerly, Lloyd and Betty
 
 

Chase, Edith
 
 

Clement, L. O.
 
 

Corbett, Henry L.
 
 
2 1
deGraff, Jan
 
 

Deyeo, Ella M.
 
 

Doerffler, F. A.
 
 
2
Gattie, A. Howard
 
 

Gildersleeve, A. H.
 
 
3
Greenwood, Frederick
 
 
4
Grimm, W. C. and Aurelia
 
 

Healy, William
 
 
1
Hellwarth, F. M.
 
 
2
Heltzel, John
 
 

Hemphill, William H. and Hazel
 
 

Herman, Alfred and Barbara
 
 
5
Holtz, Merriman and Helene
 
 

Hoover House (aka Minthron Home)
  1930-1954
 
6
Hoover House
  1955
 
7
Hoover House
  1956, undated
 
8
Jarman, D. B.
 
 
9
Kingery, Lyle and Marion
 
 
10
Long, Harriet
 
 

Lord, William P.
 
 

Lord & Schryver
 
 

Lynch, Matthew
 
 
11
Malarkey, Herbert
 
 

Malarkey, Neil
 
 

Martin, C. H. and Louise
 
 

McDonald, James
 
 
3 1
McEwan, Alexander and Lilian
 
 

McKay, Douglas
 
 

McLoughlin House
 
 
2
Merrill, Richard D. and Eula
  January 1929-June 1929
 
3
Merrill (cont.)
  July 1929-December 1929
 
4
Merrill (cont.)
  1930, undated
 
5
Metcalf, Ralph
 
 

Mills, Elwin
 
 

Munro, F. Warren
 
 

Nelson, Carl
 
 
6
Newbehin, Wade
 
 
7
Oregon State School for the Blind
 
 

Osgood, George J. and Mary B.
 
 

Pamplin, Robert B.
 
 
8
Paul, T. A.
 
 

Paulus, Robert
 
 

Pendelton Park Commission
 
 
9
Peterman, T. A. and Lida
 
 
10
Pierce, E. T.
 
 

Portland Garden Club Building
  1945-1955
 
11
Portland Garden Club Building
  1957-undated
 
12
College of Puget Sound
 
 

Rasmussen, Sidney
 
 
4 1
Reed College
 
 

Robb, John and Mabelle
 
 

Robertson, Charles
 
 

Rogers, John
 
 

Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
 
 
2
Salem Park Board
  1938-1939
 
3
Salem Park Board
  1940-May 1941
 
4
Salem Park Board; planting list
  July 1941
 
5
Salem Park Board, misc. (work lists, budget, clippings, charter, minutes)
 
 
6
Salem School Board
 
 

Salem, Capitol Mall Area
 
 

Salem, U. S. Post Office
 
 
7
Schuppel, W. C.
 
 

Skiff, Mark (drawings under Breitenbush Hot Springs)
 
 

Smith, Kenneth G.
 
 

Stewart, E. B.
 
 
8
Stimson, C. D.
 
 

Thompson, Willard N.
 
 

Tucker, Ernest and Jeanie
 
 
9
Voss, George
 
 

Wait, H. M.
 
 

Wallace, Lew and Josephine
  1927
 
10
Wallace (cont.); plant lists
  1928
 

Wallace, Paul B.
 
 

Warren, Frank N.
 
 
11
Webb, Nat and Ella
 
 
12
Wessinger, Henry W.
 
 

Wisherd, F. L. and Rosina
 
 

Woodcock, H. C.
 
 
13
Young, Donald
 
 

Young, Thomas
 
 
5 1-11
Project measurements and plant lists
 

 

Nursery correspondence

 
Container(s)
Description
 
box
6
folder
1

Hugh Barclay
 
 

William Borsch and Sons
 
 
2
B. O. Case and Sons
 
 
3
Conley’s Blossom Farm
 
 

Cooley’s Gardens
 
 
4
Doty and Doerner
 
 

Eola Acres
 
 
5
Goode’s Floral Garden
 
 
6
Harrold’s Pansy Gardens
 
 

Jackson and Perkins Co.
 
 
7
Edgar L. Kline
 
 

Lambert Gardens
 
 
8
Malmo and Co.
 
 

Milton Nursery Company
 
 
9
Mountain View Floral Company
 
 

Oregon Gardens
 
 
10
J. B. Pilkington
 
 
11
O. M. Pudor
 
 

(Robbins) Holly Gardens Nurseries
 
 

Walsh and Rainwater
 
 
12
Wayside Gardens
 
 

A. E. Wohlert
 

 

General correspondence

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
 
box
7
folder
1

1926-March 1929
  1926-March 1929
 
2
April 1929-December 1929
  April 1929-December 1929
 
3
1930
  1930
 
4
1931-1936
  1931-1936
 
5
1937
  1937
 
6
1938-May 1940
  1938-May 1940
 
7
August 1940-December 1940
  August 1940-December 1940
 
8
1941
  1941
 
9
1942-March 1944
  1942-March 1944
 
10
October 1944-1970; undated
  October 1944-1970; undated

 

Lectures and articles

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Lecture correspondence
 
 
box
8
folder
1

1929-April 1930
  1929-April 1930
 
2
September 1930-1937
  September 1930-1937
 
3
1938
  1938
 
4
1939-1952; undated
  1939-1952; undated
   
Lectures
 
 
5
Angkor
 
 

Annuals as Fillers
  May 11, 1943
 

Arnold Arboretum
 
 

Arrangement of the Month – Chrysanthemums
  November 16, 1944
 

Broadleaf Evergreens
  January 7, 1943
 

Color
 
 

Color in the Garden
 
 

Color in the Spring Garden
 
 

Color Schemes in Flower Arrangements
 
 

Deciduous Tress (2 variations)
 
 
6
Evergreens
 
 

Fall Flowers and Their Combinations
 
 

February in the Garden
 
 

Flower Arrangement
 
 

Flower Boarder
 
 

Flower Gardens
 
 
7
Flowering Trees
 
 

Foundation Planting
 
 

Garden Literature
 
 

Garden Notes
  February 28, 1930
 

Garden Notes (different subject matter)
  undated
 

Garden Ramblings
  December 8, 1933
 

Garden Topics of the Day
 
 

Good Design in Landscaping
 
 

Hemerocallis, Alstromerias, and Callas (2 versions, 1 incomplete)
  May 20, 1943
 
8
Landscape Architecture – A Vocation and a Profession
 
 

Landscape Architecture and What It Means
 
 

Landscape Architecture as a Profession and Its Relation to Art
  January 19, 1933
 

Landscaping Property (2 versions)
 
 

Manila – Homes and Gardens
 
 

Our Spring Garden
 
 

[Planning a Garden]
 
 

Planning the Small Garden
  May 18, 1934
 

Rural and Farmhouse Gardens
 
 
9
Spanish Gardens (2 versions)
 
 

[To Be a Landscape Architect]
 
 

Tress
  May 19, 1942
 

Untitled [re Oriental Cherry Trees]
 
 

Fragments of lectures
 
   
Radio scripts
 
 
10-11
KOAC “Home Garden Hour”
 
 
7 scripts
   
Miscellaneous radio scripts
 
 
12
Color Schemes in Late Spring Gardens
  April 1946
 

Flowering Trees for Your Garden
 
 

Looking Toward the Fall Garden
  April 27, 1944
 

Suggestions for a Rural Garden Development
 
 

Trees for the Home Property
 
   
Oregonian article series
 
 
9 1
Correspondence
 
 

Articles
 
 

Reviews of lectures and tours
 
   
Oregon State Agriculture College
 
 
2
Schedules
 
 

Grades
 
 
3-5
Course Material
 
 
6
Printed Material
 

 

Organizations and committees

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Bush House
 
 
box
9
folder
7

Minutes
  1963-1964
 
8
Minutes
  1965-1966
 
9
Minutes
  1967-1968
 
10
Membership and By-Laws
  1968
 

Printed Material
 
 

Miscellaneous
 
   
Salem Art Association
 
 
10 1
Minutes
  1963-1964
 
2
Minutes
  1959-1962
 

By-laws
 
 
3
Horticulture Group
 
 
4
McLoughlin Memorial
 
 

Minthorn (Hoover) House
 
 
5
Oregon Roadside Council
 
   
Oregon Society of Landscape Architects
 
 
6
Correspondence
  1941
 
7
Correspondence
  1948-1952, undated
 
8
Minutes
  1940-1948, incomplete
 
9
Miscellaneous
 
 
10
Portland Garden Club
 
 
11
Salem Parks Planning Commission
 
 
12
Salem Tree Commission
 

 

Research materials

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Subject files
 
 
box
11
folder
1

Arboretum
 
 
2
Architecture – barns and stables
 
 
3
Architecture – California
 
 

Architecture – churches
 
 
4-7
Architecture – clippings
 
 
8
Architecture – colonial doorways and entrances
 
 
9
Architecture – colonial New England
 
 
10
Architecture – colonial, Southern
 
 

Architecture – colonial, Dutch
 
 

Architecture – cottages
 
 
11
Architecture – country houses
 
 
12
Architecture – cupboards
 
 

Architecture – doorways
 
 

Architecture – English
 
 
13
Architecture – garages
 
 

Architecture – Gothic
 
 

Architecture – Hispanic, Southwest
 
 

Architecture – interior
 
 
14
Architecture – Italian
 
 

Architecture- public buildings
 
 

Architecture – Roman
 
 

Architecture – roofs
 
 

Architecture – skyscrapers
 
 
12 1
Architecture – small houses
 
 

Architecture – Spanish exteriors
 
 

Architecture – Spanish interiors
 
 
2
Architecture – stucco and half-timber
 
 

Architecture – studios
 
 

Architecture –windows
 
 
3
Austria
 
 

Books
 
 
4
Bridges, memorial
 
 

Camellias
 
 
5
China
 
 
6
Color
 
 
7
Decorative – color plates
 
 
8
Decorative – illustration
 
 

Decorative – landscapes
 
 

Decorative – murals and paintings
 
 
9
Dogs
 
 

Dove cotes
 
 

England
 
 
10
Flower shows
 
 
11
Flowers
 
 
12
France
 
 

Italy
 
 
13 1
Furniture – early American
 
 
2
Furniture – Italian
 
 
3
Furniture – lacquers
 
 

Furniture – pottery
 
 
4
Furniture – Spanish
 
 
5
Games, outdoor
 
 

Garden – arbor and trellis
 
 

Garden – balustrade
 
 
6
Garden – books
 
 

Garden – city backyard
 
 
7
Garden – English
 
 
8
Garden – features
 
 

Garden – fences
 
 
9
Garden – gates
 
 
10
Garden – hedges
 
 

Garden – houses
 
 
11
Garden – Italian
 
 
12
Garden – miscellaneous notes
 
 
13
Garden – Northwest
 
 

Garden – parterre
 
 

Garden – paths
 
 
14
Garden – pools
 
 
15
Garden – Shipman, Ellen
 
 
16
Garden – Spanish
 
 
17
Garden – steps
 
 

Garden – swimming pools
 
 
18
Garden – treatment
 
 
19
Garden – wall fountain
 
 

Garden – wall fountain
 
 

Garden - walls
 
 
20
Garden Supply Company
 
 
21
Horses
 
 

Horticulture clippings
 
 
22-23
Horticulture chippings, continued
 
 
14 1
Landscape design
 
 
2
Landscape setting
 
 

Lettering
 
 
3
Lilacs
 
 
4
Lilies
 
 
5
Lowthorpe School
 
 
6
Maps
 
 
7
Masonry – concrete and hollow tile
 
 
8
Miscellaneous
 
 
9
Models
 
 

Music
 
 
10
New York
 
 
11
Opera
 
 
12
Paintings
 
 
13
Planting effects
 
 
14
Plants – flowers
 
 
15
Plants – shrubs
 
 
16
Portraits
 
 
17
Programs
 
 
18
Renderings
 
 
19
Renderings – Color
 
 
15 1
Renderings – pen and ink
 
 
2
Renderings – pencil
 
 
3
Rock garden steps
 
 
4
Roses
 
 
5
Sailings
 
 
6
Scandinavian brickwork
 
 
7
Schools, Beaux-Arts Institute of Design
 
 
8
Sculpture
 
 
9
Ships
 
 
10
Sketches
 
 
11
The South
 
 
12
Spain
 
 
13
Switzerland
 
 

Theatre
 
 
14
Theatres – stage settings
 
 
15
Tiles
 
 
16
Time tables
 
 
17
Walls
 
 

Washington D. C.
 
 
18
Wrought Iron
 
 
16 1-2
Plant and garden clippings
 
 
3
Plant lists
 
 
4
Miscellaneous clippings
 
 
5
Collected printed material
 
   
Notebooks
 
 
6
Lord and Schryver personal garden notes
 
 
17 1
Trip diaries
  1927, undated
 
2-3
Project site notes
 
 
4
Arnold Arboretum
 
 
18/19 1-6
Lowthorpe School class notes
 

 

Billing files

 
Container(s)
Description
Dates
   
Bills receivable
 
 
box
19
folder
10

1940
  1940
 
20 1
1941
  1941
 
2
1942-1943
  1942-1943
 
3
1944-1945
  1944-1945
 
4
1946-1947
  1946-1947
 
5
1948-1949
  1948-1949
 
6
1950-1951
  1950-1951
 
7
1952-1953
  1952-1953
 
21 1
1954-1955
  1954-1955
 
2
1956-1957
  1956-1957
 
3
1958-1959
  1958-1959
 
4
Brydon Nursery
  1959
 
5
1960-1964
  1960-1964
 
6
1965-1968
  1965-1968
   
Orders and worksheets
 
 
7
1929-1930
  1929-1930
 
8
1931-1932
  1931-1932
 
9
1933-1934
  1933-1934
 
22 1
1936, 1938-1939, 1942
  1936, 1938-1939, 1942
 
2
1951
  1951 1954
 
3
1957-1958
  1957-1958
 
4
1958 (cont.)
  1958 (cont.)
 
5
1959
  1959
 
6
1960-1961
  1960-1961 1964
 
7
1967-1968, undated
  1967-1968, undated
   
Time Books
 
 
8
1956-1957
  1956-1957
 
9
1966, undated
  1966, undated
   
Bills Paid
 
 
23 1
1929-1930
  1929-1930
 
2
1931-1932
  1931-1932
 
3
1933
  1933
 
4
1934-1935
  1934-1935
 
5
1936
  1936
 
6
1937
  1937
 
24 1
1938
  1938
 
2
1939
  1939
 
3
1940
  1940
 
4
1941
  1941
 
5
1942
  1942
 
6
1943
  1943
 
7
1944
  1944
 
8
1945
  1945 1950
 
9
1951
  1951
 
25 1-2
1952
  1952
 
3-4
1953
  1953
 
5-6
1954
  1954
 
26 7-8
1955
  1955
 
1-2
1956
  1956
 
3-4
1957
  1957
 
5-6
1958
  1958
 
27 7-8
1959
  1959
 
1
1960
  1960
 
2
1961
  1961
 
3
1962
  1962
 
4
1964
  1964
 
5
1965
  1965
 
6
1966
  1966
 
7
1967-1968, undated
  1967-1968, undated
 
8
Cancelled checks
  1966-1968

 
box
28



Awards, certificates and licenses

 

 
box
29



Catalogs

 

 

Project drawings

Drawings for which there is a Project Correspondence file are annotated in parenthesis, listing box and folder. Oversize folders are indicated by an asterisk.
 
Container(s)
Description
 
folder
1


Albright, G. F. – Corvallis (sa 1/3)
 
 
2

Anderson, W. E. – Salem (sa 1/3)
 
 


Ashton, James M. – Tacoma, WA
 
 


Ashton, T. T. – Portland (sa 1/3)
 
 
3*

Avison, R. E. – Portland
 
 
4*

Baer, William J. – Bend
 
 


Barker, Charles – Portland
 
 


Baum, W. W. – Salem (sa 1/3)
 
 
5*

Baumgartner-Caughell (Josephine and Lenta) – Salem
 
 
6*

Beach, E. S. – Portland [?]
 
 


Bebe, H. B. – Cottage Grove
 
 


Becke, Karl G. – Salem
 
 
7*

Beebe, Gerald – Lake Oswego (sa 1/ 4-5)
 
 
8

Beebe, Kenneth – Portland
 
 


Bell, G. H. – Stayton (sa 1/6)
 
 


Berg, Elmer O. – Salem
 
 
9*

Bishop, Clarence M. – Portland (sa 1/6)
 
 
10

Bishop, J. N. – Salem
 
 


Bishop, Roy – Salem
 
 


(Bishop) City View Cemetery – Salem
 
 


Blum, Lena – Salem
 
 
11

Boise-Darby (residence, first names unknown). Seal Rock
 
 


Braun, George P. New York City. (sa 1/6)
 
 
12*

Breitenbush Hot Springs (Mark Skiff). Marion County, Oregon ( sa 4/7 – Skiff)
 
 
13*

Brock, Harlan G. – Salem
 
 


Brown, Chandler – Salem (sa 1/7)
 
 
14*

Brown, Clifford and Alice – Salem (sa 1/7)
 
 


Brown, Raymond – Portland (sa 1/7)
 
 
15*

Brown, W. [Werner?] – Salem
 
 


Bryson, James E. – Portland
 
 
16*

Buck, Paul – Klamath Falls
 
 


Bullitt, A. Scott – Seattle, WA (sa 1/8)
 
 


Buren, Wolcott – Salem
 
 
17

Busick, W. J. – Salem (sa 1/9)
 
 


Byerly, Lloyd – Portland (sa 1/9)
 
 
18

Carpenter, Leonard – Medford
 
 


Case, [?] – Location Unknown
 
 


Chambers, Ted – Salem
 
 


Chatas, Frank – Salem
 
 
19

Clarke, Louis – Seaside
 
 


Clement, L. O. – Salem (sa 1/9)
 
 
20

Cooley, Earl – Salem
 
 


Cooley Iris Gardens – Silverton
 
 
21*

Corbett, Elliot – Portland
 
 
22*

Corbett, Harry – Portland
 
 


Cox, Chester – Salem
 
 


Cowger, [?] – Albany
 
 
23

Davis, Katherine – Location unknown
 
 


Deyeo, [?] – Location unknown (sa 2/1)
 
 


Doeffler, F. A. - Salem (sa 2/1)
 
 
24*

DeGraaf, Jan – Sandy (sa 2/1)
 
 
25

Dorman, [?] – Location unknown
 
 


Eakin, H. E. Salem
 
 


Edwards, R. L. – Salem
 
 


Eyre-Johnson, Rowena and Stuart – Salem
 
 


Fairchild, George – Location unknown
 
 
26

Fern, William H. – Rickeall
 
 


Fisher, Loretta [?] – Salem
 
 
27

Foster, Myron – Salem
 
 


Gattie, A. H. – Portland (sa 2/2)
 
 
28*

General drawings (variety of garden situations, non-specific projects)
 
 


Gilbert Farm Company – Eola
 
 
29*

Gildersleeve, F. – Kingston, New York (sa 2/2)
 
 
30

Golden, Virgil – Salem [?]
 
 


Goode, Dovena – Salem
 
 


Green, Lester D. – Salem
 
 
31

Greenwood, Fredrick – Portland (sa 2/3)
 
 
32*

Grimm, W. C. – Aurora (sa 2/4)
 
 
33

Hadley, Wayne – Salem
 
 


Healey, Frank – Salem (3 residences)
 
 


Hellwarth, F. M. – Toledo (sa 2/4)
 
 
34*

Heltzel, John – Salem (sa 2/4)
 
 


Hemphill, W. H. – Portland (sa 2/4)
 
 


Herman, Alfred J. – Portland (sa 2/4)
 
 
35

Holtz, Merriman – Portland (2/5)
 
 


Hoover House – Newberg (aka Minthron House) (sa 2 / 5-7)
 
 
36*

Hunter, Lester – Portland
 
 


Huntington, Hollis – Salem
 
 


Inglis, J. A. – Dallas
 
 


James, Leland – Portland
 
 
37*

Jarman, D. B. – Salem (sa 2/8)
 
 
38

Jelderks, J. A. - Salem
 
 


Jones, Robert L. - Salem
 
 


Keene, Roy S. – Salem
 
 


Kern, Lowell – Location unknown
 
 


Kerr, [?] – Portland
 
 
39*

Kingery, Lyle B. – Portland (sa 2/9)
 
 
40*

Kollaratak, [?] – Portland
 
 


LaFoutaine, Russell – Salem
 
 


Langley, [?] – Location unknown
 
 


Linden, E. A. – Salem
 
 
41

Long, Harriet – Salem (sa 2/10)
 
 


Loose, F. E. – Salem
 
 
42*

Lord, Elizabeth B. – Salem residence (sa 2/10)
 
 
42A

Lord, Elizabeth B – Seal Rock residence
 
 
43*

Lord, Melvin – Pottstown, PA
 
 


Lord, Montague – Location Unknown
 
 


Lord, William P – Portland (sa 2/10)
 
 
44*

Lowthorpe School (Lord-Schryver student assignments)
 
 
45*

Lowthorpe School (cont.)
 
 
46

Lynch, Matthew J. – Portland (sa 2/10)
 
 


Malarkey, Herbert – Portland (sa 2/11)
 
 


Malarkey, Huntington – Portland
 
 


Marion County, Oregon. Courthouse – Salem
 
 
47*

Martin, Charles H. – Portland (sa 2/11)
 
 


McDonald, James – Portland (sa 2/11)
 
 
48*

McGraw, Don – Portland
 
 


McIver, Milo – Portland
 
 


McKay, Douglas – Salem (sa 3/1)
 
 


McLeod, [?] – Parkerville
 
 


McLoughlin House – Oregon City (sa 3/1)
 
 
49

Merrill, R. D.- Seattle WA (sa 3 / 2-4)
 
 


Mersereau, R. W. – Portland
 
 


Metcalf, Ralph – Tacoma, WA (sa 3/5)
 
 


Mills, Lewis H. – Portland
 
 
50*

Minott, Joseph A. - Portland
 
 


Morse, Walter – Salem
 
 


Moxley, Fred B. – Salem
 
 


Munro, F. Warren – Sylvan (sa 3/5)
 
 
51*

Nelson, Carl – Salem (sa 3/5)
 
 


Newbegin, Wade – Portland (sa 3/6)
 
 
52

Oddfellow Cemetery – Salem
 
 
52*

Ollinger, Harold – Salem
 
 


Oregon. State Highway Department Building – Salem
 
 


Oregon. Sate House Block – Salem
 
 


Oregon Sate School for the Blind – Salem (sa 3/7)
 
 


Oregon-Washington Water Service Company – Salem
 
 
53

Osgood, George J. – Tacoma, WA (sa 3/7)
 
 


Pamplin, Robert B. – Portland (sa 3/7)
 
 


Paul, T. A. Walla Walla, WA (sa 3/8)
 
 
54*

Paulus, Robert – Portland (sa 3/8)
 
 


Pendleton. Pioneer Memorial Park – Pendleton (sa 3/8)
 
 


Peterman, T. A. Tacoma, WA (sa 3/9)
 
 
55*

Pierce, Edger T. – Salem (sa 3/10)
 
 


Pooley, E. R. – Location Unknown
 
 
56*

Portland Garde Club (sa 3 / 10-11)
 
 
57*

Powell, Keith – Salem
 
 


Powers, [?] – Portland
 
 


Pratt, [?] – Location Unknown
 
 


Price, Glen – Location Unknown
 
 
58

Puget Sound, College of – Tacoma, WA (sa 3/12)
 
 
59*

Purvine, Ralph – Salem
 
 


Rasmussen, Sidney – Portland (sa 4/1)
 
 


Reed College – Portland
 
 


Reider, Robert – Location unknown
 
 
60*

Robb, John and Mabelle – Walla Walla, WA (sa 4/1)
 
 


Robertson, Charles G. – Salem (sa 4/1)
 
 
61*

Robertson, Mabel P. – Salem
 
 


Rodman, James – Eugene
 
 


Rodgers, John – Eugene
 
 


Rosencrans, Margaret – Salem
 
 
62*

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church – Salem (sa 4/1)
 
 


Salem Art Museum (aka “Bush Barn” and located inside Bush Pasture Park)
 
 
63*

Salem Park (2 folders of drawings) (sa 4/2-5)
 
 


Bush
 
 
63A*

Englewood
 
 


Highland
 
 


Kay
 
 


Marion Square
 
 


Pringle Creek
 
 


Wilson
 
 


Nation Youth Administration for Oregon – Recreation building – Salem
 
 
64*

Salem Schools (sa 4/6)
 
 


Bush Elementary
 
 


Leslie
 
 


Salem Senior High
 
 


Salem. Capitol Mall Area (sa 4/6)
 
 
65*

Salem. City Auto Park
 
 


Salem. U. S. Post Office (sa 4/6)
 
 


Schuppel, W. C. – Portland (sa 4/7)
 
 


Shields, Agnes – Salem
 
 
66*

Simpson, Linis – Salem
 
 


Sitlinger, [?] – Salem
 
 


Smith, Clarence – Salem
 
 
67*

Smith, Francis W. – Salem
 
 


Smith, Walter H. – Salem
 
 
68*

Snyder, [?] – Location unknown
 
 


Steusloff, Dorthea – Salem
 
 


Stimson, C. D. – Seattle, WA (sa 4/8)
 
 


Strong, Frederick – Portland
 
 
69*

Thompson, Willard N. – Salem (sa 4/8)
 
 


Tucker, Ernest F. – Engelwood (sa 4/8)
 
 
70

United Brethern Church – Philomath
 
 
71*

Valaer, Virgil – Walla Walla, WA
 
 
72*

VanVoorhees, H. W. – Sewickley, PA
 
 


Viesko, E. R. – Salem
 
 


Von Eschon, Ellis – Salem
 
 


Voss, George – Portland (sa 4/9)
 
 
73*

Wait, H. M. – Richreall (sa 4/9)
 
 
74*

Wallace, Lew B. – Rye, NY
 
 
75

Wallace, Paul B. – Salem (sa 4/10)
 
 


Walsh, Raymond – Salem