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The William Allen papers (1913-1980) consist of some printed material concerning William Allen (1849-1928), an architect, and microfilmed architectural drawings, mainly of the Layton and Kaysville, Utah, areas.

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The Ashton, Evans, and Brazier architectural blueprints (1923-1963) detail the additions to the YWCA in Salt Lake City, Utah, the Library Building at the University of Utah, and the renovations of Saltair.

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The Bliss and Campbell architectural drawings (1949-1982) contain artwork, certificates, and architectural drawings. Their architectural drawings consist of commercial, public/private institutional properties, and residential properties. The majority of projects are located in the Midwest, specifically Minnesota with select properties in Michigan and Wisconsin and one project on the East Coast in Massachusetts. The remainder of their projects are located in Utah.

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The Brixen & Christopher architectural firm records (1953-2008) consists of their professional working files. Includes various project materials created while working on numerous projects during their time of operation.

Abstract The Alan E. Brockbank papers (1940-1980s) consist of records from various corporations and companies, correspondence, reports, land development plans and specs, architectural drawings, pamphlets, studies, writings, bulletins, and personal papers. Alan Elliot Brockbank (1903-1990) was a Salt Lake City builder and developer during the 1940s through the 1970s. He founded the Home Builder's Association in Utah and was known for his low-income housing projects, such as Rose Park. Architectural...

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The Fred L. Markham papers (1945-1948) contain a folder of professional correspondence, and two sets of blueprints from the J. C. Penny store in Price Utah. Also included are oversize architectural drawings.

Abstract The Montmorency, Hayes and Talbot collection (1902 – 1980) consists of architectural drawings, prints, proposals, and ephemera related to 1174 specific projects across Utah, adjoining states (CO, ID, NM, NV, and WY), and further afield (CA, HI, IL, MT, and OR). The projects were designed not only by Montmorency, Hayes and Talbot Architects but also by predecessor individuals and firms notably Ashton & Evans; Ashton, Evans, and Brazier; Ashton, Brazier, Montmorency and Associates; and...

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The Scott & Welch architectural collection (1914-1955) contains drawings of plans, sections, elevations, and details of buildings designed by Carl W. Scott and George W. Welch between 1914-1955. Most of the buildings are schools located in Utah; some of these schools were constructed by the Public Works Administration. Also included are plans for residences, offices, and retail businesses. Most of the drawings in the collection are executed in ink-on-linen.

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The Stephen B. Smith papers (1978-2014) include correspondence, GSBS administration materials, project planning materials, and project drafts. It also includes correspondence, conference materials, and lesson plans dealing with community and school education programs. Professional materials consist of programs and conferences attended and organized by Stephen Smith including the AIA, ULI, NAIOP and the APA organizations.

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The Walter Ellsworth Ware architectural drawings and papers (1875-1984) consist of ink-on-linen drawings, primarily of residences in the Salt Lake City, Utah, area. Ware was a Salt Lake City, Utah, architect; in partnership with Alberto O. Treganza, 1904-1922, and Lloyd McClanahan, 1938-1949.