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Guide to the Sara Holmes Boutelle Papers

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Guide to the Sara Holmes Boutelle Papers

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Special Collections DepartmentRobert E. Kennedy LibraryCalifornia Polytechnic State UniversitySan Luis Obispo, CA 93407Phone: 805/756-2305Fax: 805/756-5770Email: [email protected]: http://www.lib.calpoly.edu/specialcollections/

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Descriptive SummaryTitle: Sara Holmes Boutelle PapersDate (inclusive): 1972-1999 (bulk 1983-1995)Date (bulk):Collection number: MS 141Creator: Boutelle, Sara Holmes, 1909-1999Abstract: This collection contains the papers of architectural historian Sara Holmes Boutelle, including extensivecorrespondence, research notes, photographs, interview notes, book drafts, articles, book reviews, presentation notes, andnewspaper clippings, primarily relating to California architect Julia Morgan, women in American architecture, and historicpreservation in the Bay Area, donated by her heirs in 2000. Original Julia Morgan materials found in Boutelle's papers havebeen processed separately as the Julia Morgan-Sara Holmes Boutelle Collection (MS 27).

http://digital.lib.calpoly.edu/cdm4/browse.php?CISOROOT=%2Fp15114coll3Extent: 79 boxes, 1 flat file drawerLanguages:EnglishFrenchRepository: Special Collections, Robert E. Kennedy LibraryCalifornia Polytechnic State UniversitySan Luis Obispo, CA 93407ProvenanceDonated by Sara Holmes Boutelle's heirs in 2000, the papers of Sara Holmes Boutelle are housed in and administered bySpecial Collections at Cal Poly.AccessCollection is open to qualified researchers by appointment only. For more information on access policies and to obtain acopy of the Researcher Registration form, please visit the Special Collections Access page. Advance notice for use stronglyencouraged.Restrictions on Use and Reproduction

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In order to reproduce, publish, broadcast, exhibit, and/or quote from this material, researchers must submit a writtenrequest and obtain formal permission from Special Collections, Cal Poly, as the owner of the physical collection.Researchers should also consult with an appropriate staff member regarding literary or other intellectual property rightspertaining to this collection.Photocopying of material is permitted at staff discretion and provided on a fee basis. Photocopies are not to be used for anypurpose other than for private study, scholarship, or research. Special Collections reserves the right to limit photocopyingand deny access or reproduction.Preferred Citation[Identification of Item]. Sara Holmes Boutelle Papers, Special Collections, California Polytechnic State University, San LuisObispoAbbreviations Used:AIA: American Institute of Architectsc.: circac.f.: cubic feetFF: flat filel.f.:linear feetms.: manuscriptn.d.: no daten.p.: no publisherPPIE: Panama–Pacific International ExpositionYWCA:Young Women’s Christian AssociationFundingThe National Endowment for the Humanities has generously funded the arrangement and description of this collection,along with matching funds from California Polytechnic State University.Indexing TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.SubjectsArchitecture -- California.Architecture, Domestic -- California -- San Francisco Bay Area.Architecture, Domestic -- California -- San Simeon.Arts and crafts movement -- California -- San Francisco Bay Area -- History -- 20th century.Asilomar Conference Grounds (Pacific Grove, Calif.)Berkeley (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.Collectors and collecting -- United States -- History.École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts.Hearst Castle (Calif.) -- History.Hearst, Phoebe Apperson, 1842–1919 -- Homes and haunts.Hearst, William Randolph, 1863–1951 -- Correspondence.Hearst, William Randolph, 1863–1951 -- Homes and haunts.Hearst-San Simeon State Historical Monument (Calif.)Honolulu (Hawaii) -- Buildings, structures, etc.Jolon (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.Morgan, Julia, 1872–1957Morgan, Julia, 1872–1957 -- Career in Architecture.Oakland (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.Pacific Grove (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.Panama-Pacific International Exposition, (1915 : San Francisco, Calif.)Piedmont (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.Regionalism in architecture -- California -- San Francisco Bay Area.


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San Francisco (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.San Luis Obispo (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.San Simeon Ranch (Calif.) -- History.San Simeon (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc.Wyntoon (Calif. : Estate) -- History.Young Women's Christian Association of the U.S.A.Young Women's Christian associations -- United States -- History.Genre Forms of MaterialsArchitectural drawings and plans.Correspondence.Research and interview notes.Photographs.Secondary sources.Related MaterialsMaterials Cataloged SeparatelyAll 35mm slides found in the collection relating to Julia Morgan's buildings have been scanned and are available forresearch through a mediated database. Also digitized and cataloged separately with MARC records are some appearancesmade by Sara Holmes Boutelle in the media and in documentaries.Related CollectionsSpecial Collections, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo:Julia Morgan Papers, 1835-1958 (MS 10)Julia Morgan-Sara Holmes Boutelle Collection, 1877-1958 (MS 27)Camille Solon Collection, 1900-1952 (MS 106)Julia Morgan-Walter T. Steilberg Collection (MS 144) ca. 1910-1974 (1973-1)Edward G. Trinkkeller Papers, 1896-1999 (MS 97)The Bancroft Library, UC Berkeley:Julia Morgan Architectural Drawings, 1907-1929 (BANC MSS 71/156 c)Correspondence Concerning the Phoebe Hearst Architectural Plan for the University of California, 1896 Oct 22-23 (UARC308gh.cor)George and Phoebe Apperson Hearst Papers, 1849-1926 (BANC MSS 72/204 c)Environmental Design Archives, UC Berkeley:Julia Morgan Collection, 1893-1980 (1959-2)Julia Morgan/Forney Collection, 1907-1931 (1983-2)Edward Bright Hussey Collection, 1915-1975 (1977-2)Julia Morgan-Walter T. Steilberg Collection, ca. 1910-1974 (1973-1)Special Collections, UCLA:Harriet Rochlin Collection of Material about Women Architects in the United States, 1887-1979 (1591)Biographical NoteSara Holmes Boutelle was born in Aberdeen, South Dakota, on January 29, 1909. A graduate of Mount Holyoke, Boutelletaught art and architectural history for many years at the Brearley School in Manhattan. Her interest in Julia Morgan'sarchitectural career began in 1972, when Boutelle first toured Hearst Castle and was dismayed to find interpretation at thestate historical monument that referred to Julia Morgan as W.R. Hearst's private secretary. Boutelle then dedicated theremainder of her life to researching and collecting material by and about the architect.In 1988, Abbeville Press published her biography, Julia Morgan, Architect. The book was awarded the California Book Award Silver Medal the following year. Boutelle also wrote articles on Julia Morgan and Mary Colter for scholarly publications, presented at three Society of Architectural Historians meetings, and wrote book reviews for the American Institute of Architects Journal. She also lectured on the history of women in American architecture at UC Santa Cruz and worked on historic preservation issues in Santa Cruz. For her work as lecturer and preservationist, Boutelle was named an honorary member of the American Institute of Architects, the highest award given to a non-architect. She died in Santa Cruz,


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California, on May 26, 1999.SourcesFourteenth Census of the United States, Fifth Precinct, Worchester, MassachusettsSocial Security Death IndexHonan, William F. "Sara Boutelle," New York Times, May 29, 1999, Section B; Page 8; Column 1; Arts & Ideas/Cultural Desk.Scope and Content NoteThis collection contains the papers of architectural historian Sara Holmes Boutelle (1909-1999), Julia Morgan's biographer,who researched and collected material on Julia Morgan for twenty-seven years. Boutelle's lecturing and writing on Morgannot only preserved important documentary evidence of Morgan's practice, but also lifted the architect from obscurity,inspiring others to study Morgan and her work. Documentary evidence of previously unknown Morgan commissions isincluded in this collection, along with materials documenting Morgan buildings lost to fire or demolition.Original Julia Morgan materials found in Boutelle's papers have been processed separately as the Julia Morgan-Sara HolmesBoutelle Collection (MS 27).In many ways, the collection is the physical manifestation of Boutelle's efforts to establish the credentials necessary tosecure a book contract and publish her biography of California architect Julia Morgan, a struggle that is recounted in herarticle for the Brearley alumni publication entitled, "Julia Morgan: Architecture of a Biography" (Box 1 Folder 4).The collection contains 34.5 linear feet of Boutelle's extensive correspondence, photographs, interview notes, book drafts,subject files, and visual media, research and interview notes on Morgan, her clients, colleagues, staff members andcommissions, gathered by Boutelle in the course of preparing Julia Morgan, Architect (Abbeville Press, 1988, revised 1995).Additional materials in the collection include articles, book reviews, presentation notes, secondary sources, and newspaperclippings, primarily relating to Morgan, women in American architecture, and historic preservation in the Bay Area.The Boutelle Papers are housed in 79 containers and one flat file, with Series 3. Julia Morgan Building Research Files andSeries 4. Julia Morgan Research Files containing the most extensive and informative portions of the collection.When documents with multiple purposes were encountered (e.g., correspondence on Morgan commissions together withinvitations to make presentations), the highest priority was given to placing materials together that document Morgan'sproject list.This collection is also particularly rich in visual media, including hundreds of black-and-white and color prints and more than2,000 35mm transparencies of Morgan commissions as they appeared in the 1970s and 1980s. The visual media andBoutelle's accompanying notes will greatly inform the on-going process of identifying Morgan's work.Little original organization of the papers was evident. Therefore, to facilitate access to the collection for researchers,materials were largely reorganized and refoldered to more accurately reflect their contents.Client names and construction dates may differ from Boutelle's published lists and have been updated in this guide forgreater accuracy.The collection is divided into five series:1. Personal Papers, including biographical statements by Sara Holmes Boutelle, photographs of Sara Holmes Boutelle, andnewspaper clippings about Sara Holmes Boutelle;2. Professional Papers, including Boutelle's correspondence with other writers and historians; awards and grants; extensivedocumentation of her professional memberships and her activities related to historical preservation in the Bay Area;articles for scholarly and popular publications; architectural book reviews by Boutelle; teaching and research files onwomen in American architecture for extension courses and public presentations; appearances by Boutelle in news media topublicize her book and in documentaries on Julia Morgan; and newspaper clippings on women in American architecture,historic preservation and American architecture in general;3. Julia Morgan Project Research Files, including Boutelle's extensive written and visual documentation of Morgan-designedprojects; lists of Morgan's work arranged by client, city, job number, town and region; and research on disputed JuliaMorgan projects;4. Julia Morgan Research Files, including Boutelle's primary and secondary research into Morgan's family, friends,education, practice, staff members, and colleagues; Boutelle's advocacy of recognition for Morgan through her commercialslide show, nomination of Morgan for various posthumous honors, and work on exhibitions and walking tours.5. Julia Morgan, Architect Book Files, including Boutelle's many attempts to find a publisher, book proposals, contracts withPeregrine Smith and Abbeville, research notes, book and chapter drafts, photographs, marketing efforts, book reviews, andcorrespondence with readers.


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All cities listed on folder headings are located in California, unless noted otherwise. Copied materials found in collectionbelonging to other research institutions have been returned.

1. Personal Papers 1976-1999Scope and Content NoteContains three subseries: A. Biographical Statements by Sara Holmes Boutelle, B.Photographs of Sara Holmes Boutelle, and C. Published Articles about Sara Holmes Boutelle.

A. Biographical Statements by Sara Holmes Boutelle, 1980sScope and Content NoteContains biographical statements written by Boutelle. 1 folder.

Box 1, Folder 1 Sara Holmes Boutelle — Biographical Statements, 1980s

B. Photographs of Sara Holmes Boutelle, 1980sScope and Content NoteContains photographs and negatives of Boutelle. 1 folder.

Box 1, Folder 2 Sara Holmes Boutelle — Photographs

C. Published Articles about Sara Holmes Boutelle, 1976-1999Scope and Content NoteContains published articles about Boutelle arranged by author. 8 folders.

Box 1, Folder 3 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Julia Morgan: Architecture of a Biography", undatedBox 1, Folder 4 Brown, Bette. "Architect's State Records Tracked Down by Researcher", undatedBox 1, Folder 5 Comstock, Lauren. "Prolific Architect Receives Overdue Recognition", 1988Box 1, Folder 6 Expert Testimony, 1976Box 1, Folder 7 Koch, Margaret. "Women in American Architecture", 1977Box 1, Folder 8 Kulp, Jan. "Local Author Builds a Legend", undatedBox 1, Folder 9 Rodebaugh, Dale. "`Brutalist' Architecture Fading, Instructor Says", 1976Box 1, Folder 10 Royer, Anabel. "Biographer Revisits Castle", 1991Box 1, Folder 11 "Sara Boutelle Dies; Rediscovered Work of Architect Julia Morgan." Los Angeles

Times 31 May 1999: A3. 1999 2. Professional Papers 1973-1999

Scope and Content NoteContains ten subseries: A. Correspondence, B. Awards and Grants, C. ProfessionalMemberships, D. California Historic Preservation Efforts, E. Articles by Boutelle and RelatedCorrespondence with Editors, F. Book Reviews by Boutelle and Related Correspondence withEditors, G. Teaching/Research Files on Women in Architecture, H. Presentations and Lectureson Julia Morgan, I. Media Appearances by Sara Holmes Boutelle, and J. Clippings on AmericanArchitects and Architecture.

A. Correspondence, 1973-1998Scope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's correspondence, arranged first by last name of regularcorrespondents followed by year for general correspondence from 1973-1998. 84 folders.

Box 2, Folder 1 Correspondence — Browning, Robert Pack, 1983

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Box 2, Folder 2 Correspondence — Brownstein, Elizabeth Smith, 1992-94, 1996-97Box 2, Folder 3 Correspondence — Bull, Henrik, 1978Box 2, Folder 4 Correspondence — Caen, Herb, 1975, 1980Box 2, Folder 5 Correspondence — Carlihan, Jean Paul, 1977, 1979Box 2, Folder 6 Correspondence — Cockburn, Alexander, 1987Box 2, Folder 7 Correspondence — Coffman, Taylor, 1978-83, 1985-88, 1990, 1996, 1998Box 2, Folder 8 Correspondence — Conway, Anthony W., 1986Box 2, Folder 9 Correspondence — Cranston, Alan, 1977, 1985Box 2, Folder 10 Correspondence — Davidson, W.L., 1976Box 2, Folder 11 Correspondence — Didion, Joan, 1979, 1991-92Box 2, Folder 12 Correspondence — Downey, Bruce, 1980Box 2, Folder 13 Correspondence — Dunhill, Priscilla, 1988Box 2, Folder 14 Correspondence — Eastham, Vonnie, 1975-78Box 2, Folder 15 Correspondence — Fantozzi, Carla, 1983Box 2, Folder 16 Correspondence — Filler, Martin, 1975-80, 1982, 1987Box 2, Folder 17 Correspondence — Frey, Woody, 1975, 1979Box 2, Folder 18 Correspondence — Galli, Tom & Audrey, 1976Box 2, Folder 19 Correspondence — Gebhard, David, 1977, 1982, 1993Box 2, Folder 20 Correspondence — Gluck, Sherna, 1976-77Box 2, Folder 21 Correspondence — Haplin, Anna, 1975Box 2, Folder 22 Correspondence — Hart, James, 1977-78Box 2, Folder 23 Correspondence — Hood, Bobbie Sue, 1982-83, 1986, 1988Box 2, Folder 24 Correspondence — James, Cary, 1987Box 2, Folder 25 Correspondence — Kantor, Jim, 1976Box 2, Folder 26 Correspondence — Kerr, Douglas, 1975Box 2, Folder 27 Correspondence — Kirker, Harold, 1976Box 2, Folder 28 Correspondence — Kump, Peter, 1988Box 2, Folder 29 Correspondence — Lantos, Tom, 1981Box 2, Folder 30 Correspondence — Leach, James, 1982Box 2, Folder 31 Correspondence — Limerick, Jeff, undatedBox 2, Folder 32 Correspondence — Longstreth, Richard, 1987Box 2, Folder 33 Correspondence — Luedtke, Pia, 1994Box 3, Folder 1 Correspondence — Maher, James, 1975, 1978, 1980-81Box 3, Folder 2 Correspondence — Maupin, Armistead, 1977Box 3, Folder 3 Correspondence — Maybeck, Jacomena, 1987-88Box 3, Folder 4 Correspondence — Metzdorf, Glenn, 1977Box 3, Folder 5 Correspondence — Morgenstern, Joseph, 1976Box 3, Folder 6 Correspondence — Murray, Ken, 1981Box 3, Folder 7 Correspondence — Neff, Wallace, Jr., 1982, 1987, 1989, 1991Box 3, Folder 8 Correspondence — Panetta, Leon E., 1977Box 3, Folder 9 Correspondence — Pavlik, Bob, 1992-1994Box 3, Folder 10 Correspondence — Pizzitola, Lou, 1990Box 3, Folder 11 Correspondence — Richey, Elinor, undatedBox 3, Folder 12 Correspondence — Roach, Myra, 1986Box 3, Folder 13 Correspondence — Robinson, Judy, 1982, 1984, 1991Box 3, Folder 14 Correspondence — Rochlin, Harriet, 1975-1977, 1981Box 3, Folder 15 Correspondence — Roman, Hannah, 1984-1988Box 3, Folder 16 Correspondence — Stedman, Morgan, 1975-76, 1978Box 3, Folder 17 Correspondence — Suominen-Kokkonen, Renja, 1990Box 3, Folder 18 Correspondence — Taylor, Betty, 1978Box 3, Folder 19 Correspondence — Temko, Alan, 1978, 1980-81Box 3, Folder 20 Correspondence — Tobriner, Stephen, undatedBox 3, Folder 21 Correspondence — Wadsworth, Ginger, 1988-89Box 3, Folder 22 Correspondence — Williams, Jack, undatedBox 3, Folder 23 Correspondence — Winslow, Carlton, 1979-81Box 3, Folder 24 Correspondence — Winter, Robert, 1993Box 3, Folder 25 Correspondence — Woodbridge, Sally, 1976-77Box 3, Folder 26 Correspondence — Wrenn, Tony, 1990

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Box 4, Folder 1 General Correspondence, 1973Box 4, Folder 2 General Correspondence, 1974Box 4, Folder 3 General Correspondence, 1975Box 4, Folder 4 General Correspondence, 1976Box 4, Folder 5 General Correspondence, 1977Box 4, Folder 6 General Correspondence, 1978Box 4, Folder 7 General Correspondence, 1979Box 4, Folder 8 General Correspondence, 1980Box 4, Folder 9 General Correspondence, 1981Box 4, Folder 10 General Correspondence, 1982Box 4, Folder 11 General Correspondence, 1983Box 4, Folder 12 General Correspondence, 1984Box 4, Folder 13 General Correspondence, 1985Box 4, Folder 14 General Correspondence, 1986Box 4, Folder 15 General Correspondence, 1987Box 4, Folder 16 General Correspondence, 1988Box 4, Folder 17 General Correspondence, 1989Box 4, Folder 18 General Correspondence, 1990Box 4, Folder 19 General Correspondence, 1991Box 4, Folder 21 General Correspondence, 1993Box 4, Folder 21 General Correspondence, 1994Box 4, Folder 22 General Correspondence, 1995Box 4, Folder 23 General Correspondence, 1997Box 4, Folder 24 General Correspondence, 1998Box 4, Folder 25 General Correspondence, Undated

B. Awards and Grants, 1975–1997Scope and Content NoteContains applications, notes for proposals, nomination forms, and correspondence forBoutelle's awards, honors and grants, arranged by institution, from 1975–1997. 23folders.

Box 5, Folder 1 Award — American Institute of Architects (American Institute of Architects)

Honorary Member Award, 1990-91Box 5, Folder 2 Award — California Historical Society J.S. Holliday Award, 1989Box 5, Folder 3 Award — California State Resolution, 1979Box 5, Folder 4 Award — California Women in Environmental Design Award, 1991Box 5, Folder 5 Award — Commonwealth Club of CA 58th Book Awards Contest, 1988-89Box 5, Folder 6 Award — Fiatlux Society, UC Santa Cruz, 1983-84Box 5, Folder 7 Award — International Architecture Book Publishing, Citation for Excellence, 1990Box 5, Folder 8 Award — Organization of Women Architects, Parthenia Award, 1991Box 5, Folder 9 Award — PEN Literary Awards, Honorable Mention, Non-Fiction, 1989Box 5, Folder 10 Award — Santa Cruz County Historical Society, Certificate of Appreciation, 1983Box 5, Folder 11 Award — Santa Cruz County Historical Trust, Certificate of Appreciation, 1992Box 5, Folder 12 Grant — American Philosophical Society Grant, 1991Box 5, Folder 13 Grant Query — California Arts Council, 1976Box 5, Folder 14 Grant Query — Graham Foundation, 1975-76Box 5, Folder 15 Grant Queries — Guggenheim Memorial Foundation, 1974, 1977Box 5, Folder 16 Grant — National Endowment for the Arts, Architecture and Environmental Arts for

Julia Morgan Slide Show, 1976-78, 1984Box 5, Folder 17 Grant Proposal — National Endowment for the Arts, Design Project Fellowship,

1978Box 5, Folder 18 Grant Proposal — National Endowment for the Arts, Design Arts Program, 1977,

1979-80, 1982Box 5, Folder 19 Grant Proposal — National Endowment for the Arts, Division of Research

Programs, 1988

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Box 5, Folder 20 Grant Proposal — North Star Institute for the Humanities, "Califia: The CaliforniaWoman, Her Story", 1997

Box 5, Folder 21 Grant Proposal — San Francisco Foundation, 1977Box 5, Folder 22 Grant — Sourisseau Academy, 1979Box 5, Folder 23 Grants — William Randolph Hearst Foundation, 1975, 1977-79, 1981

C. Professional Memberships, 1973–1998Scope and Content NoteContains correspondence, brochures, and records of Boutelle's memberships inarchitectural, historical, and feminist organizations, arranged alphabetically by name ofthe organization from 1973–1998. 66 folders.

Box 6, Folder 1 Alliance of California Arts Councils, 1977Box 6, Folder 2 Alliance of Women in Architecture, 1981Box 6, Folder 3 American History Foundation, 1983Box 6, Folder 4 American Institute of Architects, 1975, 1988, 1990-92, 1995Box 6, Folder 5 American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of California, 1974Box 6, Folder 6 American Society for Aesthetics, Pacific Division, 1977Box 6, Folder 7 Architectural Foundation of San Francisco, 1991Box 6, Folder 8 Architectural History Foundation, 1979-81Box 6, Folder 9 Association of Women in Architecture, 1974-76Box 6, Folder 10 Art in the Community Forum, 1976Box 6, Folder 11 Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association (BAHA), 1974–1980, 1984-85,

1987-89, 1991, 1996, 1997Box 6, Folder 12 BAHA Calendar Correspondence, 1975, 1979, 1987Box 6, Folder 13 BAHA Calendars, 1975, 1979, 1987Box 6, Folder 14 Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, 1976, 1978, 1987Box 7, Folder 1 California Historical Society, 1975-80, 1983-85, 1987Box 7, Folder 2 California Studies Association, 1993Box 7, Folder 3 California Women in Environmental Design, 1977, 1980s-1990sBox 7, Folder 4 Californians for Preservation Action, 1977Box 7, Folder 5 California History Institute, 1984Box 7, Folder 6 Committee for the Preservation of Architectural Records (COPAR), 1977-78Box 7, Folder 7 Conference on the Architecture of Colleges, 1978Box 7, Folder 8 Conference Group in Women's History, 1977Box 7, Folder 9 Coordinating Committee on Women in the Historical Profession, 1976-78Box 7, Folder 10 Epic West, undatedBox 7, Folder 11 Feminist History Research Program, 1975Box 7, Folder 12 Friends of Hearst Castle, 1988, 1989, 1990sBox 7, Folder 13 Friends of Cast Iron Architecture, 1980Box 7, Folder 14 Friends of the Octagon, 1976Box 7, Folder 15 Heritage: The Foundation for San Francisco's Architectural Heritage, 1987-88Box 7, Folder 16 International Archive of Women in Architecture, 1995-96Box 7, Folder 17 Julia Morgan Conservancy, undatedBox 7, Folder 18 Julia Morgan Society, Landmark Heritage Foundation, 1994Box 7, Folder 19 Los Angeles Museum of Modern Art, 1980Box 7, Folder 20 Mills College, 1969-70Box 7, Folder 21 Mount Holyoke Club, 1977, 1983, 1991, 1997Box 7, Folder 22 Museum of Art and History (Santa Cruz, Calif.), 1996-97Box 7, Folder 23 National Commission on the Observance of International Women's Year, 1977Box 7, Folder 24 National Museum of Women in the Arts, 1987Box 7, Folder 25 National Women's Studies Association, 1977, 1987Box 7, Folder 26 National Women's Hall of Fame, 1998Box 7, Folder 27 National Clearinghouse on Marital Rape, undatedBox 7, Folder 28 National Park Service, 1979Box 7, Folder 29 National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1976, 1979, 1991, 1996Box 7, Folder 30 Oakland Heritage Alliance, 1985-89

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Box 7, Folder 31 Oakland Museum, 1980Box 7, Folder 32 Organization of Women Architects, 1975-76, 1982, 1990-91, 1995Box 7, Folder 33 Phoebe Apperson Hearst Historical Society, Inc., 1976Box 7, Folder 34 Piedmont Historical Society, 1977Box 7, Folder 35 Prairie School Society, 1980Box 8, Folder 1 Santa Barbara Historical Society, 1990Box 8, Folder 2 Santa Cruz Historical Society, 1983-84, 1996Box 8, Folder 3 Santa Cruz Organization for Progress and Euthenics, 1990-1991Box 8, Folder 4 Society of American Archivists (SAA), 1981Box 8, Folder 5 Society of Architectural Historians, 1970s, 1980-81, 1985Box 8, Folder 6 Society of Architectural Historians, 1970s, 1980s and 1990sBox 8, Folder 7 Society of Architectural Historians, Northern Pacific Coast Chapter, 1977-79, 1988Box 9, Folder 1 Society of Architectural Historians, Southern California Chapter, 1977, 1981, 1982,

1987Box 9, Folder 2 Tile Heritage Foundation, 1987-88Box 9, Folder 3 Union International Des Femmes Architects, 1970s-80sBox 9, Folder 4 West Coast Association of Women Historians, 1976-79, 1982Box 9, Folder 5 Western Association of Women Historians, 1988Box 9, Folder 6 Women's Caucus for Art, 1978Box 9, Folder 7 Women's Heritage Museum, 1985-87, 1990Box 9, Folder 8 Women in Building and Design, 1996Box 9, Folder 9 Women in Technological History, 1977-78, 1981-82Box 9, Folder 10 Women's School of Planning and Architecture, 1976Box 9, Folder 11 YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association), 1980s, 1991

D. California Historic Preservation Efforts, 1970s–1990sScope and Content NoteContains correspondence, notes, meeting minutes and agendas, and newspaper clippingsrelated to Boutelle's efforts on behalf of historic preservation in the San Francisco BayArea. The most extensive portions of this subseries relate to her service as a member ofthe Santa Cruz Historical Preservation Commission. 12 folders.

Box 10, Folder 1 Historic Preservation — Berkeley, 1970s, 1980Box 10, Folder 2 Historic Preservation — University of California, Berkeley, Campus, 1978-79Box 10, Folder 3 Historic Preservation — Capitola, 1980s

Scope and Content Notefolder 1 of 3

Box 10, Folder 4 Historic Preservation — Capitola, 1980s


Box 10, Folder 5 Historic Preservation — Capitola, 1980s


Box 10, Folder 6 Historic Preservation — Los Angeles, undatedBox 10, Folder 7 Historic Preservation — Oakland, 1980, 1991Box 10, Folder 8 Historic Preservation — Sacramento, 1977Box 10, Folder 9 Historic Preservation — San Francisco, 1970s, 1980sBox 10, Folder 10 Historic Preservation — San Mateo County, 1981Box 10, Folder 11 Historic Preservation — Santa Cruz County, 1980s, 1990sBox 10, Folder 12 Newspaper Clippings on Historic Preservation, 1970s, 1980s

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E. Articles by Boutelle and Correspondence with Editors, 1974–1999Scope and Content NoteContains published articles and proposed articles written by Sara Holmes Boutelle,primarily on Julia Morgan, together with related correspondence from editors ofpublications, arranged by published material first, followed by proposed and unpublishedmaterial and related correspondence. 31 folders.

Box 11, Folder 1 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Julia Morgan: A Synthesis of Tradition", 1985, with related

correspondenceBox 11, Folder 2 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Splendor in the Craft", 1988Box 11, Folder 3 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "The Long-Distance Dreamer Who Altered the Look of

California," with related correspondence 1976Box 11, Folder 4 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Women's Networks: Julia Morgan and Her Clients", 1981Box 11, Folder 5 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Colter, Mary" and "Morgan, Julia" Macmillan Encyclopedia

of Architects , 1982, with related correspondenceBox 11, Folder 6 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Julia Morgan, Engineer and Architect", 1996, with related

correspondenceBox 11, Folder 7 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Colter, Mary Elizabeth Jane" and "Morgan, Julia" American

National Biography , 1999, with related correspondenceBox 11, Folder 8 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Julia Morgan", 1985, with related correspondenceBox 11, Folder 9 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Love Took a Melancholy Turn in Leap Year, 100 Years

Ago", 1988Box 12, Folder 1 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "An Elusive Pioneer: Tracing the Work of Julia Morgan,"

Architecture: A Place for Women , 1989, with related correspondenceBox 12, Folder 2 Dahl, Bjarne, and Bjarne Dahl, Jr. with Sara Holmes Boutelle. "Reminiscences

about Julia Morgan," The Julia Morgan Architectural History Project , 1976Box 12, Folder 3 Correspondence for an article, "Morgan, Julia," Dizionario di Architettura

Contemporanea , 1995Box 12, Folder 4 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Julia Morgan," Women in American Architecture: A

Historic and Contemporary Perspective, 1977Box 12, Folder 5 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Citizen Hearst's Architect: Julia Morgan", 1989, with

related correspondenceBox 12, Folder 6 Correspondence for a proposed article, Journal of the Society of Architectural

Historians, 1977Box 12, Folder 7 Correspondence for a proposed article, Ms., 1978Box 12, Folder 8 Correspondence for a proposed article, New West , 1978Box 12, Folder 9 Correspondence for proposed articles, New York Times , 1974–1978Box 12, Folder 10 Correspondence for a proposed article, Smithsonian , 1976, 1985Box 12, Folder 11 Correspondence for a proposed article, Vogue , 1975Box 12, Folder 12 Correspondence for a proposed article, World's Fair , 1981–1982Box 12, Folder 13 Editor/publisher queries, 1975–1990Box 12, Folder 14 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Architect Julia Morgan, 1872–1957," Unpublished

manuscript, undatedBox 12, Folder 15 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Arts and Crafts on the Hilltop: Architect Julia Morgan's

Atelier at San Simeon," Unpublished manuscript, undatedBox 12, Folder 16 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Asilomar," Unpublished manuscript, undatedBox 12, Folder 17 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "History and Modernism in the Work of Julia Morgan,"

Unpublished manuscript, undatedBox 12, Folder 18 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Julia Morgan, Monterey Bay Architect," Unpublished

manuscript, undatedBox 12, Folder 19 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Report from Paris," Unpublished manuscript, undatedBox 12, Folder 20 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Untitled. Unpublished manuscript, undated [Report to the

International Union of Women Architects], undatedBox 12, Folder 21 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "The Wood-Carver's House," Unpublished manuscript,

undatedBox 12, Folder 22 Notes for Work in Progress, undated

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F. Book Reviews by Boutelle and Correspondence with Editors, 1974-83Scope and Content NoteContains published and proposed architectural book reviews written by Sara HolmesBoutelle, together with related correspondence from editors of publications, arrangedwith published material first, followed by proposed and unpublished material and relatedcorrespondence. 21 folders.

Box 13, Folder 1 Correspondence and book review columns, American Institute of Architects, folder

1 of 2, 1974–1982Box 13, Folder 2 Correspondence and book review columns, American Institute of Architects, folder

2 of 2, 1983–1986 undatedBox 13, Folder 3 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "A Serious Look at San Simeon as Architecture," Review of

Hearst Castle: San Simeonby Thomas R. Aidala, 1982Box 13, Folder 4 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Stanny: The Gilded Life of Stanford White, by

Paul R. Baker, with related correspondence,Box 13, Folder 5 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Bernard Maybeck: Artisan, Architect, Artist, by

Kenneth H. Cardwell, 1978, with related correspondenceBox 13, Folder 6 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "Beautiful Book on California Architect," Review of Bernard

Maybeck: Artisan, Architect, Artist, by Kenneth H. Cardwell. Santa Cruz Sentinel ,18 December 1977

Scope and Content Note26.

Box 13, Folder 7 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Building with Nature: Roots of the San Francisco

Bay Region Tradition, by Leslie Mandelson Freudenheim and Elisabeth Sussman,1974

Box 13, Folder 8 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "A Woman Architect Out of the Mainstream," Review ofMary Colter: Builder upon the Red Earth, by Virginia L. Grattan, 1981, with relatedcorrespondence,

Box 13, Folder 9 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "A Home Designed by Maybeck," Review of The 4-YearStretch by Jacomena Van Huizen Maybeck and Florence Jury, 1980

Box 13, Folder 10 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of H.H. Richardson: Complete Architectural Works,by Karl Ochsner, 1983

Box 13, Folder 11 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of The Julia Morgan Architectural History Project,1977

Box 13, Folder 12 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of In Search of Modern Architecture: A Tribute toHenry-Russell Hitchcock, 1983

Box 13, Folder 13 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Songs of Glory: The Romanesque Facades ofAquitaneby Linda Seidel, undated

Box 13, Folder 14 Boutelle, Sara Holmes. "The 'Ladies' Lovely Child' of the 1893 Chicago Fair,"Review of The Fair Women, by Jeanne Madeline Weimann, 1981

Box 13, Folder 15 Unpublished review — Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of California Counterpoint:New West Coast Architecture , 1982

Box 13, Folder 16 Unpublished review — Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Exterior Decoration:Hollywood's Inside-Out Houses, by John Chase, undated

Box 13, Folder 17 Unpublished review — Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Santa Barbara: TheCreation of a New Spain in America, by David Gebhard, undated

Box 13, Folder 18 Unpublished review — Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Alma Mater: Design andExperience in Women's Colleges from Their Nineteenth-Century Beginnings to the1930s, by Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz, undated

Box 13, Folder 19 Unpublished review — Unpublished review by Sara Holmes Boutelle, "Three Bookson Two Brothers: Greene and Greene", undated

Box 13, Folder 20 Unpublished review — Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Home Sweet Home:American Domestic Vernacular Architecture , undated

Box 13, Folder 21 Unpublished review — Boutelle, Sara Holmes. Review of Architects, the Noted andthe Ignored, by Niels L. Prak, undated

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G. Teaching/Research Files on Women in Architecture, 1975–1993Scope and Content NoteContains teaching notes for various classes taught by Boutelle on architectural history,arranged chronologically, followed by research files on American women architects,arranged alphabetically. 20 folders.

Box 14, Folder 1 Teaching Notes for University of California, Santa Cruz, 1975Box 14, Folder 2 Teaching Notes for University of California, Santa Cruz, 1976Box 14, Folder 3 Teaching Notes for University of California, Santa Cruz, 1976 — Student papersBox 14, Folder 4 Teaching Notes for University of California, Santa Cruz, 1983Box 14, Folder 5 Teaching Notes for California College of Arts & Crafts, 1987Box 14, Folder 6 Teaching Notes for University of California, Santa Cruz, 1989Box 14, Folder 7 Teaching Notes for University of California, Santa Cruz, 1989 – Student papersBox 14, Folder 8 Teaching Notes for University of Washington, 1990Box 14, Folder 9 Teaching Notes for Williams College, Massachusetts, 1990Box 14, Folder 10 Teaching Notes for Fresno Pacific University, 1993Box 14, Folder 11 Research Notes on History of Women in Architecture, undatedBox 14, Folder 12 Research Notes on Ruthy Maxon AdamsBox 14, Folder 13 Research Notes on Mary ColterBox 14, Folder 14 Research Notes on Leola HallBox 14, Folder 15 Research Notes on Mildred S. MeyersBox 14, Folder 16 Research Notes on Edla MuirBox 14, Folder 17 Research Notes on Lutah Mariah Riggs,Box 14, Folder 18 Research Notes on Norma Merrick SklarekBox 14, Folder 19 Research Notes on Bessie SpragueBox 14, Folder 20 Research Notes on Sarah Winchester

H. Presentations and Lectures on Julia Morgan, 1974–1999Scope and Content NoteContains notes for presentations and lectures, arranged alphabetically by title, followedby correspondence on presentations, arranged chronologically. 38 folders and 1 flat filefolder.

Box 15, Folder 1 Presentation notes, "Beaux Arts," American Institute of Architects, San Diego,

1977Box 15, Folder 2 Presentation notes, "History and Modernism in the Work of Julia Morgan,"

Decorative Arts Study Center, San Joaquin Capistrano, 1991Box 15, Folder 3 Presentation notes, "Julia Morgan and the Vernacular," Society of Architectural

Historians, Pittsburgh, PA, 1985Box 15, Folder 4 Presentation notes, " Julia Morgan, Architect," West Coast Association of Women

Historians, Encino, 1976Box 15, Folder 5 Presentation notes, "Julia Morgan at the P.P.I.E," [no location], undatedBox 15, Folder 6 Presentation notes, "Julia Morgan Heritage at Mills College," Oakland, 1981Box 15, Folder 7 Presentation notes, "Julia Morgan, Woman Architect," Western Social Science

Association, Denver, 1977Box 15, Folder 8 Presentation notes, "Julia Morgan's Role in the Interior Design," IDEC Southwest

Regional Conference, Oklahoma City, 1990Box 15, Folder 9 Presentation notes, "Saratoga," [no location], undatedBox 15, Folder 10 Presentation notes, "The Simple Home," Society of Architectural Historians, New

Haven, 1982Box 15, Folder 11 Presentation notes, undatedBox 16, Folder 1 Correspondence on presentations, 1974Box 16, Folder 2 Correspondence on presentations, 1975Box 16, Folder 3 Correspondence on presentations, 1976Box 16, Folder 4 Correspondence on presentations, 1977Box 16, Folder 5 Correspondence on presentations, 1978Box 16, Folder 6 Correspondence on presentations, 1979

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Box 16, Folder 7 Correspondence on presentations, 1980Box 16, Folder 8 Correspondence on presentations, 1981Box 16, Folder 9 Correspondence on presentations, 1982Box 16, Folder 10 Correspondence on presentations, 1983Box 16, Folder 11 Correspondence on presentations, 1984Box 16, Folder 12 Correspondence on presentations, 1985Box 16, Folder 13 Correspondence on presentations, 1986Box 16, Folder 14 Correspondence on presentations, 1987Box 17, Folder 1 Correspondence on presentations, 1988Box 17, Folder 2 Correspondence on presentations, 1989Box 17, Folder 3 Correspondence on presentations, 1990Box 17, Folder 4 Correspondence on presentations, 1991Box 17, Folder 5 Correspondence on presentations, 1992Box 17, Folder 6 Correspondence on presentations, 1993Box 17, Folder 7 Correspondence on presentations, 1994Box 17, Folder 8 Correspondence on presentations, 1995Box 17, Folder 9 Correspondence on presentations, 1996Box 17, Folder 10 Correspondence on presentations, 1997Box 17, Folder 11 Correspondence on presentations, 1998Box 17, Folder 12 Correspondence on presentations, 1999Box 17, Folder 13 Correspondence on presentations, undatedFlat File 81, Folder1

Posters for Boutelle's presentations and lectures on Julia Morgan, 1978 1983 1990undated

I. Media Appearances by Sara Holmes Boutelle, 1975–1993Scope and Content NoteContains correspondence, notes, and digital files for Boutelle's appearances in the mediaand in documentaries, arranged alphabetically by producer. Additional mediaappearances have been cataloged separately. 11 folders.

Box 18, Folder 1 Correspondence — "Mark Twain: Going Places," Bay Area Rapid Transit, 1986Box 18, Folder 2 Correspondence and DVD-R — "Julia Morgan," Andrew Holtz, CNN, 1985Box 18, Folder 3 Correspondence — "Julia Morgan — Her Life and Times," Ed Penney Associates,

1986Box 18, Folder 4 Correspondence — "Pools," Barbara Hammer, 1981Box 18, Folder 5 Correspondence — "Untitled," KGO, 1975Box 18, Folder 6 Correspondence and DVD-R — "C.J.'s Bay Today," KNBR, 1988Box 18, Folder 7 Correspondence and DVD-R — "Over Easy," KQED, 1981Box 18, Folder 8 Correspondence and DVD-R — "Julia Morgan: A Life By Design," KQED, 1989-93Box 18, Folder 9 Correspondence and DVD-R — "Bay Area Backroads," KRON-TV, 1988Box 18, Folder 10 Correspondence — "Hour Magazine," Group W Productions, Westinghouse

Broadcasting Company, 1982Box 18, Folder 11 Notes and correspondence on potential Morgan documentaries, 1970s-1990s

J. Clippings on American Architects and Architecture, 1970s-1990sScope and Content NoteContains unarranged newspaper and magazine clippings and posters on Americanarchitects and architecture. 3 boxes and 1 flat file folder.

Box 19, Folder 0 Clippings on Women in Architecture and DesignBox 20, Folder 0 Clippings on American Architecture, box 1 of 2Box 21, Folder 0 Clippings on American Architecture, box 2 of 2Flat File 81, Folder2

Posters on American architects and architecture, undated

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3. Julia Morgan Project Research Files 1970s–1990sScope and Content NoteContains four subseries: A. Julia Morgan Project Files, B. Julia Morgan Project Photographs, C.Julia Morgan Project Measured Drawings, D. Julia Morgan Job List Research Files, and E.Disputed/Disproven Julia Morgan Projects.

A. Julia Morgan Project Files, 1970s–1990sScope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's research files from the 1970s and 1980s on buildings designed byJulia Morgan. Files are arranged alphabetically by client name. Multiple commissions forthe same client are arranged by city, then by date. Hearst commissions are arranged byclient name, followed by building/estate name and city. YWCA project files are arrangedby city, followed by building name/type. Dates on files represent construction dates, notresearch contents. Cities listed on folder headings are located in California, unless notedotherwise. Materials in this subseries include Boutelle's handwritten notes and roughsketches, correspondence with current owners and relatives of original clients,newspaper clippings and articles, Historic Resources Survey reports, and snapshots. 6.5linear feet.Researchers are strongly cautioned that presence of a file in this subseries may notconstitute definitive proof of a Morgan design.

Box 22, Folder 1 Agius, Mr. Angelo, residential, Petaluma, 1935Box 22, Folder 2 Ahwahnee Sanitarium (Edythe Tate-Thompson, client), medical, Ahwahnee, 1918Box 22, Folder 3 Alameda County Juvenile Court Building, governmental, Oakland, 1913Box 22, Folder 4 Allen, Elizabeth (Mrs. Frank H.), residential, Oakland, 1907Box 22, Folder 5 Allen, J. Edgar, residential, Petaluma, 1911Box 22, Folder 6 Allen, William Stanley, residential, Berkeley, 1910Box 22, Folder 7 Alvarez, Dr. Harold H., residential, St. Francis Wood, San Francisco, 1927Box 22, Folder 8 Andrews, Mrs. Frank D., residential, Berkeley, 1915Box 22, Folder 9 Atkins, David, residential, San Francisco, 1915, and residential, Inverness, 1917Box 22, Folder 10 Atlas Peak Sanitarium (Dr. C.H. Bulson, client), medical, Napa, 1922Box 22, Folder 11 Ayer, Richard B., residential, Piedmont, 1914 and alterations, 1930Box 22, Folder 12 Bain, Gertrude, alterations (The Peppers), Montecito, 1915Box 22, Folder 13 Baker, C. F., residential, Oakland, 1910Box 22, Folder 14 Bank of Yolo, Woodland, 1911–12Box 22, Folder 15 Barnard, Grace E., residential and school, Berkeley, 1910 1927Box 22, Folder 16 Bartlett, Louis and Mary Olney, residential, Berkeley, 1910Box 22, Folder 17 Beatie, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C., residential, Sausalito, 1919-20Box 22, Folder 18 Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. William T., residential, Pebble Beach, 1916Box 22, Folder 19 Beaver, Mrs. Frederick, residential, Inverness, 1920 1928Box 22, Folder 20 Belcher, Leslie (Mrs. Richard L.), alterations, Piedmont, 1919Box 22, Folder 21 Bell, George L. and Susan, residential, Berkeley, 1914Box 22, Folder 22 Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, Berkeley, 1918Box 22, Folder 23 Berkeley Day Nursery, auditorium and apartment/office, Berkeley, 1927Box 22, Folder 24 Berkeley Women's City Club, Berkeley, 1929Box 22, Folder 25 Berry, George P. and Juliet Rhea, residential, San Mateo, 1912Box 22, Folder 26 Bertola, Dr. Mariana, residential and office, San Francisco, 1906, and conversion

to apartments, 1912Box 22, Folder 27 Blanding, Gordon, gates and alterations, Belvedere, 1914Box 22, Folder 28 Blasdale, Prof. Walter C., residential, Berkeley, 1906Box 22, Folder 29 Boggs, Mrs. Angus Gordon, residential-multi, San Francisco, 1923Box 22, Folder 30 Bonfils, Mrs. Winfred Black ("Annie Laurie"), residential, San Francisco, 1927Box 22, Folder 31 Borland, Agnes (Mrs. Archibald), residential-multi, Oakland, 1909Box 22, Folder 32 Bouveroux, George L., residential, Oakland, 1908Box 22, Folder 33 Brahan, Mrs. W. F., residential, Burlingame, 1911Box 22, Folder 34 Braly, Mrs. James M., residential, San Jose, 1916



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Box 22, Folder 35 Brayton, Edward and Clare Lacey, residential, Oakland, 1909Box 22, Folder 36 Brayton, Edward and Clare Lacey, residential, Pebble Beach, 1923Box 22, Folder 37 Breck, Mrs. Angelotte J., residential, Oakland, 1908Box 22, Folder 38 Brewer, Mrs. John H., residential, Oakland, 1909Box 22, Folder 39 Brinckerhoff, Dr. G. Edwin, residential, Piedmont, 1908Box 22, Folder 40 Brownsill, Dr. Edith, residential and office, Berkeley, 1919Box 22, Folder 41 Buckley, M. G., residential, San Mateo, 1915Box 22, Folder 42 Bucknall, Mrs. George J., alterations, San Francisco, 1912Box 23, Folder 1 Bull, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Cline, residential, San Francisco, 1935Box 23, Folder 2 Burgess, R. N., residential, Walnut Creek, 1935Box 23, Folder 3 Burke, Jere (Mrs. James T.), residential, Berkeley, 1913Box 23, Folder 4 Burke School (Katharine Delmar Burke School), educational, San Francisco, 1917Box 23, Folder 5 Burke, William F., residential, Alameda, 1909Box 23, Folder 6 California Federation of Women's Clubs, recreational, Humboldt Redwoods State

Park, Humboldt County, 1928Box 23, Folder 7 Calvary Presbyterian Church, religious, Berkeley, 1918Box 23, Folder 8 Campbell, Mr. G. L., residential, Berkeley, 1909Box 23, Folder 9 Century Club of California, alterations, San Francisco, 1914Box 23, Folder 10 Chambers, George R., residential, Oakland, 1908Box 23, Folder 11 Chapel of the Chimes (Dr. Lawrence Moore, client), funerary, Oakland, 1928Box 23, Folder 12 Chickering, Allen, residential, Piedmont, 1911, and alterations, 1915, 1917, 1923Box 23, Folder 13 Chinese Presbyterian Mission (Donaldina Cameron, client), residential-multi, San

Francisco, 1908Box 23, Folder 14 Church of San Carlos Borromeo, religious, Carmel, 1928Box 23, Folder 15 Claremont Country Club, alterations, Oakland, 1910Box 23, Folder 16 Clark, Mrs. Fred, residential, Berkeley, 1904, and alterations, 1911Box 23, Folder 17 Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A., residential, Berkeley, 1913Box 23, Folder 18 Clarke, Warren T. and Elizabeth A., residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 23, Folder 19 Clarke, Warren T. and Elizabeth A., residential, Berkeley, 1912Box 23, Folder 20 Clay, Dr. Edwin A., residential, Sausalito, 1910Box 23, Folder 21 Cleaveland, Newton and Agnes, alterations, Berkeley, 1910Box 23, Folder 22 Clift, Judge Frederick C., residential-multi, San Francisco, 1910, and hotel, San

Francisco, 1913Box 23, Folder 23 Colby, Prof. William E., residential, Berkeley, 1905, and alterations, 1911Box 23, Folder 24 Cole, Orsamus, Jr. and Susan, residential, Berkeley, 1906-07Box 23, Folder 25 Conners, Miss Mollie, residential, Oakland, 1913Box 23, Folder 26 Cook, Cary W., residential, San Rafael, 1908, and garage, 1915Box 23, Folder 27 Corbett, Jane E., residential, Berkeley, 1905Box 23, Folder 28 Coughlin, Mrs. Emma, residential, Berkeley, 1911Box 23, Folder 29 Cox, Prof. Henry E., residential-multi, San Francisco, 1910Box 23, Folder 30 Cronise, Miss Cecilia, residential-multi, San Francisco, 1909Box 23, Folder 31 Crossley, Mr. Nathaniel R., residential, Oakland, 1913Box 23, Folder 32 Culver, Agnes Goodwin, residential, Berkeley, 1926Box 23, Folder 33 Cunningham, G. Loring, residential, Los Altos, 1913Box 23, Folder 34 Cuvellier, Charles, residential, Oakland, 1907Box 23, Folder 35 Davenport, Dixwell, residential, San Francisco, 1917Box 23, Folder 36 Davidson, Mrs. Margaret C., residential, Palo Alto, 1915Box 23, Folder 37 Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, residential alterations, Berkeley, 1912Box 23, Folder 38 Delta Zeta House, residential-multi, Berkeley, 1923Box 23, Folder 39 Denman, Frank, residential, Petaluma, 1911Box 23, Folder 40 Derge, Albert R., residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 23, Folder 41 Dibert, Philip, alterations, Palo Alto, 1911Box 23, Folder 42 Dillman, George L., residential, Burney (Shasta County), 1911Box 23, Folder 43 Dinsmore, William V., commercial, Oakland, 1913Box 23, Folder 44 Dinsmore, William V. and Lena, residential, Pacific Grove, 1914Box 23, Folder 45 Dobbins, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh T., residential, Colusa, 1919Box 23, Folder 46 Donaldson, Rev. Robert S., residential, San Francisco, 1922Box 23, Folder 47 Drexler, Elise Kelley, residential, Woodside, 1913



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Box 23, Folder 48 Drown, Miss Newell, residential, San Francisco, 1927Box 23, Folder 49 Durney, Alfred A., residential, Alameda, 1913Box 24, Folder 1 Eames, Harriet (Mrs. Adoniran G.), alterations, Chico, 1921-22Box 24, Folder 2 Easton, Robert and Ethel, alterations, Santa Maria, 1928Box 24, Folder 3 Ebell Rest Cottage, medical, Los Angeles, 1922Box 24, Folder 4 Eccles, Elizabeth B., residential-multi, San Francisco, 1915Box 24, Folder 5 Edmonds, Annie Caroline, residential-multi, Berkeley, 1904Box 24, Folder 6 Elliott, Roy H. and Eula Glide, residential, Berkeley, 1920Box 24, Folder 7 Eltse, Rep. Ralph Roscoe, residential, Berkeley, 1915Box 24, Folder 8 Emanu-El Sisterhood Residence Club, residential-multi, San Francisco, 1921Box 24, Folder 9 Everett, S. L., residential, Oakland, 1907Box 24, Folder 10 Fairmont Hotel, alterations, San Francisco, 1906-07Box 24, Folder 11 Fargo, Mr. L. W., residential, Mill Valley, 1914Box 24, Folder 12 Farnham, Mrs. Elma C., residential, Oakland, 1907 and warehouse, San Francisco,

1907Box 24, Folder 13 Fearing, Harriet, alterations, Fontainebleau, France, 1901-02Box 24, Folder 14 Felton, Mrs. Charles N., funerary, Colma, 1921Box 24, Folder 15 First Baptist Church, religious, Modesto, c. 1915Box 24, Folder 16 First Baptist Church, religious, Oakland, 1906Box 24, Folder 17 First Swedish Baptist Church, religious, Oakland, 1926Box 24, Folder 18 Fisch, Fred, commercial, Vallejo, 1908Box 24, Folder 19 Fisher, Charles, residential, Oakland, 1916Box 24, Folder 20 Fisher, Susan T. (Mrs. Galen), residential, Oakland, 1910Box 24, Folder 21 Flinn, Joseph William, residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 24, Folder 22 Foote, Arthur de Wint and Mary Hallock, residential (North Star Mine House),

Grass Valley, 1905Box 24, Folder 23 Forsyth, Robert, residential, San Francisco, 1908Box 24, Folder 24 Fraser, Miss Julia, commercial, Oakland, 1921Box 24, Folder 25 Friday Morning Club, social, Los Angeles, 1907-08Box 24, Folder 26 Friedlander, Joseph and Adele, residential, San Francisco, c. 1912, and funeray,

Colma, 1928Box 25, Folder 1 Galbraith, Alma, residential, Berkeley, 1904Box 25, Folder 2 Garlick, Mary (Mrs. Wilmot), alterations, San Francisco, 1910–11Box 25, Folder 3 Gay, Miss Alice, alterations, San Francisco, 1917Box 25, Folder 4 Gayley, Prof. Charles Mills, residential, Berkeley, 1905Box 25, Folder 5 Ginn, F.B., residential, Ojai, 1907Box 25, Folder 6 Girls' Recreation and Home Club, recreational, San Francisco, 1920Box 25, Folder 7 Glide, Mrs. Lizzie H., residential, Berkeley, 1916Box 25, Folder 8 Goddard, Louise (Mrs. C. L.), speculative houses, Etna St., Berkeley, and

speculative houses, Parker St., Berkeley, 1905Box 25, Folder 9 Goddard, Louise (Mrs. C. L.), residential, Berkeley, 1907Box 25, Folder 10 Goddard, Dr. Malcolm, residential, Walnut Creek, 1915Box 25, Folder 11 Goethe, Dr. Charles M. and Mrs. Mary Glide, residential, Sacramento, 1916Box 25, Folder 12 Goodrich, Chauncey and Henriette, residential, Saratoga, 1919Box 25, Folder 13 Graham, Commander John Sisson, residential, Saratoga, 1926?Box 25, Folder 14 Gray, Clarence H., residential, Oakland, 1907Box 25, Folder 15 Greene, B.D. Marx, residential, Berkeley, 1910Box 25, Folder 16 Greene, Col. Lewis H., residential, Berkeley, 1914Box 25, Folder 17 Greenleaf, General and Mrs. G. R., residential, Berkeley, 1905Box 25, Folder 18 Griffin, Charles William, alterations, Alameda, 1920Box 25, Folder 19 Gum Moon Chinese Methodist Mission, school, San Francisco, 1907Box 25, Folder 20 Gwinn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry, alterations, Petaluma, 1929, 1933Box 25, Folder 21 Hadden, Dr. David, residential, Berkeley, 1938Box 25, Folder 22 Hall, Dr. Sherrill W., residential, Berkeley, 1911–12Box 25, Folder 23 Hamilton Methodist Episcopal Church, religious, Oakland, 1923Box 25, Folder 24 Hamlin School (Sarah Dix Hamlin School), educational, San Francisco, 1919Box 25, Folder 25 Harrier, Judge L. G., residential, Oakland, 1908-09



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Box 25, Folder 26 Hart, Agnes Borland and Walter M., residential, alterations, garage, Berkeley,1904, 1911, 1914

Box 25, Folder 27 Hart, Agnes Borland and Walter M., alterations, Berkeley, 1927Box 25, Folder 28 Haste, Julia I., residential, Piedmont, 1931Box 25, Folder 29 Haste, Julia I., residential-multi, San Francisco, 1905Box 25, Folder 30 Hatfield, Prof. Henry Rand, residential, Berkeley, 1908-09Box 25, Folder 31 Head School (Anna Head School), alterations, Berkeley, 1909Box 26, Folder 1 Hearst Family Research NotesBox 26, Folder 2 Hearst, Phoebe Apperson Research NotesBox 26, Folder 3 Hearst, George, alterations, Hillsborough, 1931Box 26, Folder 4 Hearst, Phoebe Apperson, residential, Hacienda del Pozo de Verona, Pleasanton,

1903, 1910Box 26, Folder 5 Hearst, William Randolph, Hacienda, Babicora Ranch, Madera, Chihuahua, 1940sBox 26, Folder 6 Hearst, William Randolph, Globe Wireless Station, San Mateo County, 1930sBox 26, Folder 7 Hearst, William Randolph, residential, Grandview Point, Grand Canyon, Arizona,

1914Box 26, Folder 8 Hearst, William Randolph, alterations, Hearst Building, San Francisco, 1937Box 26, Folder 9 Hearst, William Randolph, KUP Transmitting and Receiving Station, Redwood City,

1936Box 26, Folder 10 Hearst, William Randolph, Los Angeles Examiner Building, 1922 1930Box 26, Folder 11 Hearst, William Randolph, Hacienda, Milpitas Ranch, Jolon (Monterey County),Box 26, Folder 12 Hearst, William Randolph, alterations, Oakland Post-Enquirer Building, 1920sBox 26, Folder 13 Hearst, William Randolph, aquarium, Phoebe Hearst Elementary School,

Washington, DC, 1932Box 26, Folder 14 Hearst, William Randolph, removal and restoration, Sacramenia Monastery,

Segovia, Spain, 1925Box 26, Folder 15 Hearst, William Randolph, alterations, St. Donat's Castle, Llantwit Major,

Glamorgan, Wales, 1935Box 27, Folder 1 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — ArtisansBox 27, Folder 2 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Construction WorkersBox 27, Folder 3 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Gomes, AlfredoBox 27, Folder 4 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Hanchett, ByronBox 27, Folder 5 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Keep, NigelBox 27, Folder 6 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Loorz, GeorgeBox 27, Folder 7 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Rankin, JamesBox 27, Folder 8 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Rossi, Camille C.Box 27, Folder 9 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Solon, CamilleBox 27, Folder 10 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Suppo, JulesBox 27, Folder 11 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon Staff — Trinkkeller, Edward G.Box 27, Folder 12 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Newspaper ClippingsBox 27, Folder 13 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Promotional EphemeraBox 27, Folder 14 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Research Notes and CorrespondenceBox 27, Folder 15 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Secondary SourcesBox 27, Folder 16 Brown, Joseph A. "Hearst's Amazing Castle", 1988Box 27, Folder 17 Cockburn, Alexander. "California Xanadu", 1987Box 27, Folder 18 Gillette, Jane Brown. "Castle Keep: Beautiful and Bizarre, the William Randolph

Hearst Mansion at San Simeon Is the Treasure Trove of a Genius AmericanCollector", 1996

Box 27, Folder 19 Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. "The Enchanted Hill — Part IV", 1975Box 27, Folder 20 Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. "San Simeon by Starlight", 1991Box 27, Folder 21 Lerner, Cheryl Tonkin. "Hearst: A Man and His Castle", 1973Box 27, Folder 22 Littlejohn, David. "After the Chief No One Could Measure up to the Myth", 1981Box 27, Folder 23 Oleksy, Walter. "America's Storybook Castles", 1975Box 27, Folder 24 Rybczynski, Witold. "The Trickle-Down Theory of Architecture", 1995Box 27, Folder 25 Sohigian, Kevin. "Sights of San Simeon", undatedBox 27, Folder 26 Trow, George W.S. "Our Far-flung Correspondents: Empty or Nearly So in

Houston", 1989Box 28, Folder 1 Gjon, Mili. "A Unique Tour of San Simeon", 1957



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Box 28, Folder 2 Theroux, Phyliss. "No Place Like Home: Two American Palaces", 1991Box 29, Folder 1 Hearst, William Randolph, restoration, Santa Maria de Ovila Monastery —

Medieval Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, 1940sBox 29, Folder 2 Hearst, William Randolph, residential, Sausalito, 1914–15Box 29, Folder 3 Hearst, William Randolph, multiple projects, Wyntoon, 1930sBox 29, Folder 4 Hearst, William Randolph and Marion Davies, pool and relocation of studio

bungalow, 910 Benedict Canyon, Beverly Hills, 1939Box 29, Folder 5 Hearst, William Randolph and Marion Davies, alterations and additions, 1007 N.

Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, 1947Box 29, Folder 6 Hearst, William Randolph and Marion Davies, gatehouse and swimming pool, 1700

Lexington Road, Beverly Hills, 1939Box 29, Folder 7 Hearst, William Randolph and Marion Davies, north guesthouse, Santa Monica,

1929Box 29, Folder 8 Hearst, William Randolph and Marion Davies, alterations and additions, Ocean

House, Santa Monica, 1926–1936Box 30, Folder 1 Heller, Henry and Lena, residential-multi, San Francisco, 1911–12Box 30, Folder 2 Henley, Edward and Bess, residential, Berkeley, 1920Box 30, Folder 3 Henley, Katherine C., residential-multi?, Berkeley, 1905Box 30, Folder 4 Hexter, Charles L., residential, Marysville, 1918Box 30, Folder 5 Hicks, Lewis A., residential, Berkeley, 1906Box 30, Folder 6 High Street Presbyterian Church, religious, Oakland, 1921Box 30, Folder 7 Hitchcock, Miss Helen, residential, San Francisco,Box 30, Folder 8 Hobart, Kenneth, residential, Berkeley, 1907-08Box 30, Folder 9 Hodkins, Fred L., residential, Oakland, 1922Box 30, Folder 10 Hoffman, Dr. and Mrs. P.B., residential, Marysville, 1920 and Mrs. P.B. Hoffman

residential, Marysville, 1923Box 30, Folder 11 Holman, Alfred, residential, San Francisco, 1908, and alterations, 1914Box 30, Folder 12 Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, religious, Point Richmond, 1908Box 30, Folder 13 Homelani Columbarium (Levi Lyman, client), Hilo, Hawaii, 1935Box 30, Folder 14 Hotel Holland, commercial, Oakland, 1906Box 30, Folder 15 Howard, Henry S., residential, Oakland, 1911Box 30, Folder 16 Howard, Mr. and Mrs. John L., Jr., residential, Oakland, 1911Box 30, Folder 17 Huddart, Frank H., residential, Berkeley, 1907Box 30, Folder 18 Huggins, Amos W., alterations, Berkeley, 1913Box 30, Folder 19 Huntley, D. B., alterations, Oakland, 1906Box 30, Folder 20 Hutchinson, Alex and Eva G., residential, Oakland, 1912Box 30, Folder 21 Hutchinson, Prof. Lincoln, residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 30, Folder 22 Ilsen, Frederick G., residential, Oakland, 1913Box 30, Folder 23 Jenkins, Cora W., residential, Oakland, 1907 and Jenkins School of Music, Oakland,

1907Box 30, Folder 24 Jepson, Dr. Willis Linn, residential, Berkeley, 1929Box 30, Folder 25 Kappa Alpha Theta House, residential-multi, Berkeley, 1908, alterations, 1924Box 30, Folder 26 Katz, Miss Louise W., residential-multi, Berkeley, 1908Box 30, Folder 27 Kellogg, Walter Y., residential, Berkeley, 1909Box 30, Folder 28 Kellogg, Dr. and Mrs. Wilfred H., residential, San Francisco, 1907Box 30, Folder 29 Kelly, Mr. Tracy R., residential, Davis, 1914Box 30, Folder 30 Kennedy, John G., residential, Palo Alto, 1921Box 30, Folder 31 Kentfield Sanitarium (Edythe Tate-Thompson, client), Kentfield, 1920Box 30, Folder 32 Kern County Sanitarium (Edythe Tate-Thompson, client), Bakersfield, 1918Box 30, Folder 33 Keys, Dr. Elizabeth, residential, San Francisco, 1911Box 30, Folder 34 Keys, Dr. Robert, residential, Berkeley, 1911Box 30, Folder 35 Kibbe, Mr. L. H., residential, Piedmont, 1922Box 30, Folder 36 King's Daughters of California Home for Incurables, hospital and related buildings,

Oakland, 1907–1935Box 30, Folder 37 Kline, Dr. A. E. and Mrs. Julia, residential, Yuba City, 1920Box 30, Folder 38 Koempel, Herman C., residential, Oakland, 1910Box 30, Folder 39 Kofoid, Prof. Nelson, two residences, Berkeley, 1904-05Box 30, Folder 40 Korbel, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Victor, residential, Petaluma, 1915?



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Box 30, Folder 41 Kroll, Clifton H., residential, Oakland, 1910Box 30, Folder 42 Kuhle, Fred, commercial/residential-multi, Oakland, 1906Box 30, Folder 43 Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, "The Heritage Residence," residential-multi,

San Francisco, 1925Box 30, Folder 44 Laird, Mrs. F. J., residential, Berkeley, 1909–10Box 30, Folder 45 Lakeview School (Oakland Board of Education, client), educational, 1914–1917Box 30, Folder 46 Law, Dr. Hartland, commercial (Viavi Building), San Francisco, 1906Box 30, Folder 47 Layson, Mrs. Clara Hawley Patterson, unbuilt residential, Fremont, 1914–15Box 30, Folder 48 Le Conte, Prof. Joseph, residential, 1908Box 30, Folder 49 Leavitt, Bradford and Grace, residential, San Francisco, 1909–10Box 30, Folder 50 Leet, Mr. Robert A. and Mrs. Halley Flack, alterations, 1912Box 30, Folder 51 Levensaler, Caleb, residential, Alameda, 1912Box 30, Folder 52 Lewis, Charles L., residential, Alameda, 1911Box 31, Folder 1 Linforth, Edward W. and Ivan M., two residences, Berkeley, 1907Box 31, Folder 2 Livermore, Helen (Mrs. Horatio B.), residential, Calistoga, 1917Box 31, Folder 3 Livermore, Helen (Mrs. Horatio B.), residential, San Francisco, 1917Box 31, Folder 4 Lombard, James L., residential, Piedmont, 1915, and gardener's cottage,

Piedmont, 1915Box 31, Folder 5 Love, Mrs. Louise P. and Eleanor L. Moore, residential, Berkeley, 1907Box 31, Folder 6 Lynch, James K., residential, Alameda, 1912Box 31, Folder 7 MacGregor, Wallace, residential, Berkeley, 1920Box 31, Folder 8 Macon, Rev. Clifton, residential, Oakland, 1911Box 31, Folder 9 Magee, Prof. Walter E., residential-multi, Berkeley, 1907Box 31, Folder 10 Mann, Mrs. Sarah J., alterations, San Francisco, 1912Box 31, Folder 11 Marcus, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C., alterations, San Francisco, 1930Box 31, Folder 12 Margaret Baylor Inn, hotel and gymnasium, Santa Barbara, 1922-27Box 31, Folder 13 Marion Davies Foundation Clinic, medical, Los Angeles, 1934Box 31, Folder 14 Martin, Harold, residential, Oakland, 1915–17Box 31, Folder 15 Marvin, Mrs. Louise C., alterations, Oakland, 1911Box 31, Folder 16 Marysville American Legion Hall, recreational, Marysville, 1922 and addition C.E.

Swift Auditorium, 1924Box 31, Folder 17 Marysville Bank (Phoebe Rideout, client), commercial, Marysville, 1919Box 31, Folder 18 Marysville Grammar School, educational, Marysville, 1916 and pool, 1919-20Box 31, Folder 19 Mason, Joseph J., residential, Berkeley, 1907Box 31, Folder 20 Mathis, T.S., residential, Berkeley, 1913Box 31, Folder 21 Matson, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald J., residential, Oakland, 1919Box 31, Folder 22 Matthews, Miss Margaret L., residential, Berkeley, 1925Box 31, Folder 23 McCormac, Prof. and Mrs. Eugene Irving, residential, Berkeley, 1911 and

alterations, 1941Box 31, Folder 24 McCormick, Ralph W., residential, Marysville, 1919Box 31, Folder 25 McLean, Dr. J.K. and Sarah M., residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 31, Folder 26 McNear, Jr., George W. and Etta, residential, Piedmont, 1909Box 31, Folder 27 McNear, Jr., George W. and Etta, residential, San Francisco, 1915Box 31, Folder 28 Merchants Exchange Building, interior alterations, San Francisco, 1906-07Box 31, Folder 29 Merrill, Prof. Charles Washington, residential, Berkeley, 1911Box 31, Folder 30 Merritt, Charles Z., residential, Oakland, 1907Box 31, Folder 31 Merritt, Mrs. Harriet Jane, residential-multi, Berkeley, 1914Box 31, Folder 32 Miller, Estelle, residential-multi, San Francisco, 1908Box 31, Folder 33 Miller, Mae (Mrs. B. P.), residential, Oakland, 1906Box 31, Folder 34 Mills College: Campus Research,Box 31, Folder 35 Mills College: Alumnae Hall, Oakland, 1916Box 31, Folder 36 Mills College: El Campanil, Oakland, 1903-04Box 31, Folder 37 Mills College: Gymnasium, Oakland, 1908-09Box 31, Folder 38 Mills College: Kapiolani Cottage (Infirmary), Oakland, 1909Box 31, Folder 39 Mills College: Margaret Carnegie Library, Oakland, 1905-06Box 31, Folder 40 Mills, William H. and Maria E., alterations, San Francisco, 1912Box 32, Folder 1 Minerva Club, Santa Maria, 1927Box 32, Folder 2 Minetti, Giulio, alterations, San Francisco, 1916; addition, San Francisco, 1927



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Box 32, Folder 3 Ming Quong Chinese School for Girls (Presbyterian Mission Board, client),educational, Oakland, 1924

Box 32, Folder 4 Miss Ransom and Miss Bridges' School, educational, Piedmont, 1908Box 32, Folder 5 Mitchell, Mrs. R. F., residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 32, Folder 6 Monday Club, social, San Luis Obispo, 1932Box 32, Folder 7 Montezuma Mountain School for Boys, educational, Los Gatos, 1910Box 32, Folder 8 Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew, residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 32, Folder 9 Moore, Charles C., entertainment complex and guesthouses, Santa Cruz, 1914Box 32, Folder 10 Moorehead, W. R., residential, South Lake Tahoe, 1936-38Box 32, Folder 11 Morbio, Rosa, commercial, San Francisco, 1907Box 32, Folder 12 Morgan, Eliza (Mrs. Charles Bill), residential, Berkeley, 1923Box 32, Folder 13 Morgan, Julia, speculative houses, Berkeley, 1907Box 32, Folder 14 Morgan, Julia, alterations, Monterey, 1936Box 32, Folder 15 Morgan, Julia, alterations to townhouses, San Francisco, c. 1925Box 32, Folder 16 Morgan, Parmelee, commercial, Oakland, 1907Box 32, Folder 17 Morgan, Prof. William Conger, residential, Berkeley, 1905Box 32, Folder 18 Morse, Dr. Fred W., residential, Oakland, 1914Box 32, Folder 19 Moulton, Dr. and Mrs. D. H., residential, Chico, 1921Box 32, Folder 20 Mountain View Cemetery "Retiring Building," commercial, Oakland, 1907Box 32, Folder 21 Native Daughters of the Golden West, Central Headquarters, social, San

Francisco, 1927-28Box 32, Folder 22 Newell, Bertha (Mrs. G. F.), residential, San Anselmo, 1908Box 32, Folder 23 Newhall, Almer M., residential, San Rafael, 1919-23Box 32, Folder 24 Newhall, Mrs. Virginia Whiting, apartment and 5-car garage, San Francisco, 1915Box 32, Folder 25 Nicholls, William, residential, Berkeley, 1908-09Box 32, Folder 26 North, Hart H. and Emma Morgan, residential, Berkeley, 1909Box 32, Folder 27 North, Hart H. and Emma Morgan, residential-multi (Beckwith Apartments),

Berkeley, 1921Box 32, Folder 28 Ocean Avenue Presbyterian Church, religious, San Francisco, 1921Box 32, Folder 29 Olney, Thomas, alterations and additions, Oakland, 1912–14Box 32, Folder 30 Olney, Warren Jr., residential, Berkeley, 1912Box 32, Folder 31 Olney, William, residential, Berkeley, 1914Box 32, Folder 32 Parsons, Rev. Edward L. and Bertha, residential, Berkeley, 1905; alterations, 1915Box 32, Folder 33 Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. James L., residential, Monterey, 1939Box 32, Folder 34 Peixotto, Jessica, residential, Berkeley, 1906Box 32, Folder 35 Perkins, Mrs. Clara Huntington, residential, Los Gatos, 1919-20Box 32, Folder 36 Peterson, Mrs. A. B., residential, Paraiso Springs, Soledad, 1919-20Box 32, Folder 37 Pierce, Mrs. D. M., residential, Berkeley, 1907 and residential, Los Gatos, 1915Box 32, Folder 38 Pierce, J. H., residential, San Jose, 1908 1913–14Box 32, Folder 39 Playter, Charlotte, residential, Piedmont, 1907Box 32, Folder 40 Pope, Dr. Charles and Wightman, Dr. Emma, residential, Carmel, 1940Box 32, Folder 41 Port Costa Water Company, commercial, Port Costa, 1910Box 32, Folder 42 Potrero Hill Neighborhood House (California Synodical Society of Home Missions,

client), recreational, San Francisco, 1921Box 32, Folder 43 Powell, Walter, residential, Oakland, 1907Box 32, Folder 44 Price, Prof. Clifton, residential-multi, Berkeley, 1910–12Box 32, Folder 45 Principia College, educational, Elsah, Missouri, 1933-35Box 33, Folder 1 Rankin, Joseph and James, residential, Oakland, 1919Box 33, Folder 2 Raymond, Mrs. E. H., residential, Napa, 1920Box 33, Folder 3 Redington, Charles H., residential, Oakland, 1913Box 33, Folder 4 Reed, Benjamin and Carmen Sutton, residential, Piedmont, 1926Box 33, Folder 5 Reed, F. H., residential, Alameda, 1912Box 33, Folder 6 Reichardt, Otto H., funerary, Colma, 1915Box 33, Folder 7 Reiter, Rear Admiral George C., residential, Saratoga, 1920Box 33, Folder 8 Rideout, Phoebe A. (Mrs. N. Dunning), residential, Marysville, 1914–17Box 33, Folder 9 Ritter, Dr. W. E. and Dr. Mary B., residential, Berkeley, 1905Box 33, Folder 10 Rixon, Isabel K., residential, Burlingame, 1913Box 33, Folder 11 Rogers, J. N., residential, Berkeley, 1911



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Box 33, Folder 12 Rosenberg, Abraham, residential, San Francisco, 1917 and residential-multi, SanFrancisco, 1924-27

Box 33, Folder 13 Rosenberg, Abraham and Max L., funerary, 1931Box 33, Folder 14 Rowe, Dr. Albert and Elizabeth, residential, Piedmont, 1920-21Box 33, Folder 15 Rowe, Dr. Charles H., residential, Oakland, 1912Box 33, Folder 16 Russian School and Day Nursery (Society of Protection and Education of Russian

Infant Children, Inc., client), educational, San Francisco, 1940Box 33, Folder 17 Sacramento Public Market (Mrs. Lizzie H. Glide, client), commercial, Sacramento,

1923Box 33, Folder 18 Saint James Presbyterian Church, religious, San Francisco, 1923Box 33, Folder 19 Saint John's Presbyterian Church, religious, Berkeley, 1908, additions, 1910,

additions, 1915Box 33, Folder 20 San Francisco County Nurses' Association, residential-multi, San Francisco, 1925Box 33, Folder 21 San Francisco Presbyterian Orphanage, residential-multi, San Anselmo, 1925Box 33, Folder 22 San Francisco Theological Seminary, two residences, San Anselmo, 1921Box 33, Folder 23 Sanford, Right Rev. Louis Childs, residential, Fresno, 1912Box 33, Folder 24 Santa Barbara County Sanitarium (Edythe Tate-Thompson, client), medical, Santa

Barbara, 1918Box 33, Folder 25 Saratoga Community Church, religious, Saratoga, 1923Box 33, Folder 26 Saratoga Foothill Club, social, Saratoga, 1915Box 33, Folder 27 Sausalito Women's Club, social, Sausalito, 1918Box 33, Folder 28 Schilling, August, residential, Woodside, 1930Box 33, Folder 29 Schilling, Else, residential, Lake Tahoe, 1939Box 33, Folder 30 Schilling, Else, alterations, San Francisco, 1934Box 33, Folder 31 Schilling, Dr. Walter, alterations, San Francisco, 1935Box 34, Folder 1 Seares, Frederick and Mabel Urmy, residential, Columbia, MO, 1902Box 34, Folder 2 Selfridge, James Russell, residential, San Mateo, 1922Box 34, Folder 3 Sharp, Mr. & Mrs. [no first name], residential, Berkeley, 1910Box 34, Folder 4 Shoong, Joseph, residential, Oakland, 1922Box 34, Folder 5 Shortledge, Mrs. E. F., residential, Alameda, c. 1925Box 34, Folder 6 Simpson, Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Fannie, alterations, San Francisco, 1908Box 34, Folder 7 Skinner, Mr. Edwin E., residential, Burlingame, 1911Box 34, Folder 8 Smith, Addison, two speculative houses, Piedmont, 1907Box 34, Folder 9 Smith, Alma (Mrs. A. A.), residential, Berkeley, 1905Box 34, Folder 10 Smith, Misses Irene and Inez, residential, Alameda,Box 34, Folder 11 Smith Trust, Mary R. (Mrs. Francis Marion), "Mae Cottage," 1902 and "Evelyn

Cottage," philanthropic, Oakland, 1905-06Box 34, Folder 12 Smyth, Mr. W. H., alterations, Berkeley, 1911Box 34, Folder 13 Snow, Alfred J. and Maybelle, residential, San Francisco, 1915Box 34, Folder 14 Spear, Lewis E., alterations and addition, Alameda, 1915Box 34, Folder 15 Springville Sanitarium (Edythe Tate-Thompson, client), medical, Springville, 1918Box 34, Folder 16 Squire, Mrs. M. B., residential-multi, San Francisco, 1908Box 34, Folder 17 Starr, Allan Moore and Adaline Eddy, residential, Piedmont, 1938Box 34, Folder 18 Starr, Walter A., Sr. and Carmen Moore, residential (Mission Peak Ranch),

Fremont, 1916Box 34, Folder 19 Starr, Walter A., Sr., and Carmen Moore, residential, Piedmont, 1912Box 34, Folder 20 Staude, Fred, residential, Alameda, 1909–10Box 34, Folder 21 Stewart, Margaret, guesthouse, garage, two apartments, Garberville, 1926Box 34, Folder 22 Stineman, Dr. John H., residential, Oakland, 1919Box 34, Folder 23 Stout, H. H., residential, Berkeley, 1909–10Box 34, Folder 24 Strobridge, T. (Tullius) Albert and Maud B., residential, San Francisco, 1921Box 34, Folder 25 Stull, Mrs. Aurora A., residential, San Francisco, 1907-08Box 34, Folder 26 Suppo, Jules, residential/commercial, San Francisco, 1925Box 34, Folder 27 Sutton, Allen M., residential, San Francisco, 1907-08Box 34, Folder 28 Sutton, Charles, residential, Oakland, 1908Box 34, Folder 29 Tasheira, George, residential, Berkeley, 1913Box 34, Folder 30 Tate-Thompson, Edythe L. M., residential, Fresno, 1920Box 34, Folder 31 Tate-Thompson, Edythe L. M., residential, Pasadena, 1936



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Box 34, Folder 32 Taylor, Lucretia (Mrs. Grant W.), residential, Saratoga, 1907Box 34, Folder 33 Tevis, Dr. Harry L., agricultural, Alma (Santa Clara County), 1907Box 34, Folder 34 Thelen, Paul, residential, Berkeley, 1924Box 34, Folder 35 Thomas, Fred A. and Anne, residential, Berkeley, 1911Box 34, Folder 36 Thousand Oaks Baptist Church, religious, Berkeley, 1924Box 34, Folder 37 Tilden, Major C. L., alterations, Alameda, 1910Box 34, Folder 38 Town and Gown Club, social, Berkeley, alterations, 1931Box 34, Folder 39 Trask, Mrs. Estella, residential, Oakland, 1907Box 34, Folder 40 Turner, Elsie Lee (Mrs. Frederick C.), residential-multi, Panoramic Way, Berkeley,

1930sBox 34, Folder 41 Turner, Elsie Lee (Mrs. Frederick C.), Piedmont Terminal Building, commercial,

Oakland, 1916Box 34, Folder 42 Turner, Frederick C., commercial, Bancroft Way, Berkeley, 1940Box 34, Folder 43 Turner, Frederick C. and Elsie Lee, residential, College Avenue, Berkeley, 1904Box 34, Folder 44 Turner, Frederick C. and Elsie Lee, residential, Ridgeway Street, Oakland, 1907,

and alterations, 1915Box 34, Folder 45 Turrell, Herbert N., residential, Oakland, 1907Box 35, Folder 1 United Presbyterian Church, religious, Oakland, 1917Box 35, Folder 2 U.S. Immigration Station (Hart Hyatt North, Commissioner), governmental, Angel

Island, CA,Box 35, Folder 3 University of California: Girton Hall, Berkeley, 1911Box 35, Folder 4 University of California: Greek Theater, Berkeley, 1903Box 35, Folder 5 University of California: Phoebe Apperson Hearst Memorial Complex (Auditorium,

Art Museum and Gymnasium), undatedBox 35, Folder 6 University of California: Phoebe Apperson Hearst Memorial Gymnasium for

Women, Berkeley, 1925-27Box 35, Folder 7 Valentine, Alice Blanchard (Mrs. J.J.), residential, Oakland, 1907 and alterations,

1910Box 35, Folder 8 Vallejo Commercial Bank (George Wilson, client), commercial, Vallejo, 1907Box 35, Folder 9 Vandegrift, Mr. James A., residential, Oakland, 1908Box 35, Folder 10 Varney, Frank H., residential, San Francisco, 1909Box 35, Folder 11 Volkmann, George F. and Johanna, alterations, San Francisco, 1934, and

alterations, 1940-41Box 35, Folder 12 Von Adelung, Dr. Edward and Mary Borland, residential-multi, Oakland, 1909–10Box 35, Folder 13 Wadsworth, William Henry and Euleta, residential, Berkeley, 1915Box 35, Folder 14 Walker, George L., residential, Alameda, 1909Box 35, Folder 15 Wallace, Dr. Arthur H. and Lilly Bours, residential, Berkeley, 1911Box 35, Folder 16 Wallace, Miss Jessie D., residential, Berkeley, 1910Box 35, Folder 17 Walliser, Dr. Carl, residential, Oakland, 1907Box 35, Folder 18 Walsh, Edward M., residential, Oakland, 1910Box 35, Folder 19 Watt, Elizabeth (Mrs. Robert), residential, San Francisco, 1909Box 35, Folder 20 Watt, Mr. and Mrs. Rolla V., residential, San Francisco, 1917–19Box 35, Folder 21 Weber, Prof. Adolph H., residential, Berkeley, 1908-09Box 35, Folder 22 Weed, Miss Mabel and Miss Bertha Wright, residential, Berkeley, 1924Box 35, Folder 23 Weinmann, Margaret (Mrs. Louis), residential, Alameda, 1909Box 35, Folder 24 Welch, [Charles?], alterations and chapel, San Mateo, 1913Box 35, Folder 25 Wellman, Miss Ray, residential, Berkeley, 1908-09Box 35, Folder 26 Wells, Charles B., residential (Red Gate), Oakland, 1910–11Box 35, Folder 27 Wells, Ira, residential, Oakland, 1916Box 35, Folder 28 Western Hills of Memorial City Corp. (Mrs. Annie H. Darbee, client), commercial,

San Mateo County, 1940Box 35, Folder 29 White, Ralph A., residential, Berkeley, 1913Box 35, Folder 30 White, Theodore Columbus, residential, Carmel-by-the-Sea, 1914–15Box 35, Folder 31 Whiting, Admiral and Mrs. William H., residential, Berkeley, 1908Box 35, Folder 32 Wickson, Prof. Edward J., residential, Berkeley, 1908-09Box 35, Folder 33 Wilbur, Mrs. Lloyd, residential, Marysville, 1920Box 35, Folder 34 Wilkin, Dr. and Mrs. [no first name], alterations, Auckland, New Zealand, 1928Box 35, Folder 35 Williams, Mrs. Chester, unbuilt funerary, undated



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Box 35, Folder 36 Williams, Dr. Clara and Dr. Elsa Mitchell, residential/medical, Berkeley, 1915Box 35, Folder 37 Williams, Mrs. Laura P., residential, Berkeley, 1910Box 35, Folder 38 Williams, Mr. P. Grant, residential, Berkeley, 1911Box 35, Folder 39 Williams, Selden R. and Elizabeth Glide, residential, Berkeley, 1928Box 35, Folder 40 Williams, Selden R. and Elizabeth Glide, agricultural, Lisbon (Yolo County), 1911Box 35, Folder 41 Williamson, Mr. E. T., alterations, Chico, 1912Box 35, Folder 42 Wilson, George W. and Agnes, residential, Vallejo, 1907Box 35, Folder 43 Wintringham, Miss Georgia, residential, San Rafael, 1909Box 35, Folder 44 Woodland, Isabella Carruthers, residential-multi, San Francisco, 1908Box 35, Folder 45 Wright, Mr. Maynard E., residential, Oakland, 1907Box 35, Folder 46 Yates, Mrs. Lillie T., residential, San Francisco, 1911Box 36, Folder 1 YWCAs — General Research,Box 36, Folder 2 YWCA Asilomar — General Research,Box 36, Folder 3 YWCA Asilomar, Administration Building (Phoebe A. Hearst Social Hall), 1913Box 36, Folder 4 YWCA Asilomar, Grace H. Dodge Chapel, 1915Box 36, Folder 5 YWCA Asilomar, Crocker Dining Hall and Service Wing/Kitchen, 1918Box 36, Folder 6 YWCA Asilomar, Director's Cottage (Pinecrest), 1927Box 36, Folder 7 YWCA Asilomar, Engineer's Cottage (Outside Inn), 1913Box 36, Folder 8 YWCA Asilomar, Entrance Gates, 1913Box 36, Folder 9 YWCA Asilomar, Health Cottage (Viewpoint Cottage), 1918Box 36, Folder 10 YWCA Asilomar, Merrill Hall (Auditorium), 1928Box 36, Folder 11 YWCA Asilomar, Pirates' Den (Tide Inn), 1923Box 36, Folder 12 YWCA Asilomar, Scripps Lodge, 1925Box 36, Folder 13 YWCA Asilomar, Stuck-Up Inn (Hilltop Cottage), 1918Box 36, Folder 14 YWCA Asilomar, Visitors' Lodge (The Lodge), 1916Box 36, Folder 15 YWCA Building, Berkeley, 1920Box 36, Folder 16 YWCA Building (Recreation Building), Fresno, 1924Box 36, Folder 17 YWCA Building (Residence Hall), Fresno, 1920-21Box 36, Folder 18 YWCA Building (Hollywood Studio Club), Hollywood, 1926Box 36, Folder 19 YWCA Building (Metropolitan Headquarters), Honolulu, and related Morgan YWCA

buildings in Honolulu, 1926Box 36, Folder 20 YWCA Building, Long Beach, 1923Box 36, Folder 21 YWCA Hostess House, Menlo Park, 1918, relocated Palo Alto, 1919Box 37, Folder 1 YWCA Building, Oakland, 1910–15Box 37, Folder 2 YWCA Building, Pasadena, 1921Box 37, Folder 3 YWCA Building, Riverside, 1929Box 37, Folder 4 YWCA Building, Salt Lake City, 1919Box 37, Folder 5 YWCA Hostess House, San Diego, 1917Box 37, Folder 6 YWCA Building (Chinese YWCA), San Francisco, 1930Box 37, Folder 7 YWCA Building (Japanese Young Women's Christian Association), San Francisco,

1930Box 37, Folder 8 YWCA Buildings, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, and

related buildings, 1913–15Box 37, Folder 9 YWCA Building (The Residence), San Francisco, 1929Box 37, Folder 10 YWCA Building, San Jose, 1915Box 37, Folder 11 YWCA Hostess House, San Pedro, 1917Box 37, Folder 12 YWCA Building, Vallejo, 1919Box 37, Folder 13 Zegar, Steve, playhouse, San Luis Obispo, 1925

3. Julia Morgan Project Research Files 1970s–1990sB. Julia Morgan Project Photographs, 1970s–1980s


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B. Julia Morgan Project Photographs, 1970s–1980sScope and Content NoteContains black-and-white and color prints of Julia Morgan buildings as they appeared inthe 1970s and 1980s, arranged alphabetically by client name. Multiple commissions forthe same client are arranged by city, then by date. Hearst commissions are arranged byclient name, followed by building/estate name and city. YWCA project files are arrangedby city, followed by building name/type. Cities listed on folder headings are located inCalifornia, unless noted otherwise. Unidentified photographs are found at the end of thesubseries. A mediated database of digitized images of Julia Morgan buildings is alsoavailable. 3.5 linear feet.

Box 38, Folder 1 Alvarez, Dr. Harold H., residential, St. Francis Wood, San FranciscoBox 38, Folder 2 Ayer, Richard B., residential, PiedmontBox 38, Folder 3 Bain, Gertrude, music building, (The Peppers), MontecitoBox 38, Folder 4 Bartlett, Louis and Mary Olney, residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 5 Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 6 Berkeley Women's City Club, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 7 Blanding, Gordon, gates and alterations, BelvedereBox 38, Folder 8 Bull, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Cline, residential, San FranciscoBox 38, Folder 9 Burke School (Katharine Delmar Burke School), San FranciscoBox 38, Folder 10 Calvary Presbyterian Church, religious, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 11 Chapel of the Chimes (Dr. Lawrence Moore, client), funerary, OaklandBox 38, Folder 12 Chickering, Allen, residential and alterations, PiedmontBox 38, Folder 13 Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A., residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 14 Colby, Prof. William E., residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 15 Cole, Orsamus, Jr. and Susan, residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 16 Cook, Cary W., residential, San RafaelBox 38, Folder 17 Culver, Agnes Goodwin, residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 18 Davenport, Dixwell, residential, San FranciscoBox 38, Folder 19 Delta Zeta House, residential-multi, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 20 Donaldson, Rev. Robert S., residential, San FranciscoBox 38, Folder 21 Emanu-el Sisterhood Residence Club, San FranciscoBox 38, Folder 22 Elliott, Roy H. and Eula Glide, residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 23 First Baptist Church, religious, OaklandBox 38, Folder 24 Fisher, Susan T. (Mrs. Galen), residential, OaklandBox 38, Folder 25 Foote, Arthur de Wint and Mary Hallock, residential (North Star Mine House),

Grass ValleyBox 38, Folder 26 Gayley, Prof. Charles Mills, residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 27 Goddard, Louise (Mrs. C. L.), speculative houses, Etna St., Parker St., and Ashby

Place, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 28 Goodrich, Chauncey and Henriette, residential, SaratogaBox 38, Folder 29 Greene, Col. Lewis H., residential, BerkeleyBox 38, Folder 30 Hamilton Methodist Episcopal Church, gymnasium and offices, OaklandBox 38, Folder 31 Hart, Agnes Borland, residential, BerkeleyBox 39, Folder 1 Hearst, Phoebe Apperson, residential, Hacienda del Pozo de Verona, PleasantonBox 39, Folder 2 Hearst, William Randolph, Los Angeles Examiner BuildingBox 39, Folder 3 Hearst, William Randolph, Hacienda, Milpitas Ranch, Jolon (Monterey County)Box 39, Folder 4 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Animal SheltersBox 39, Folder 5 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Casa GrandeBox 39, Folder 6 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Grounds and LandscapingBox 39, Folder 7 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Neptune PoolBox 39, Folder 8 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Postcards 1970s 1980sBox 39, Folder 9 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Poultry RanchBox 39, Folder 10 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Ranch BunkhouseBox 39, Folder 11 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Roman Pool 1970s, 1981Box 39, Folder 12 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — VillageBox 39, Folder 13 Hearst, William Randolph, San Simeon — Zoo (Bear Pits)Box 39, Folder 14 Hearst, William Randolph, Wyntoon



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Box 39, Folder 15 Hexter, Charles L., residential, MarysvilleBox 39, Folder 16 High Street Presbyterian Church, OaklandBox 39, Folder 17 Homelani Columbarium (Levi Lyman, client), funerary, Hilo, HawaiiBox 39, Folder 18 Howard, Mr. and Mrs. John L., residential, OaklandBox 39, Folder 19 Huntley, D.B., alterations, OaklandBox 39, Folder 20 Jepson, Dr. Willis Linn, residential, BerkeleyBox 39, Folder 21 Kellogg, Walter Y., residential, BerkeleyBox 39, Folder 22 Kellogg, Dr. Wilfred H. and Mrs. Mabel, residential, San FranciscoBox 39, Folder 23 Kelly, Mr. Tracy R., residential, DavisBox 39, Folder 24 Keyes, Dr. Robert E. and Anne G., residential, BerkeleyBox 39, Folder 25 Kibbe, L. H., residential, BerkeleyBox 39, Folder 26 King's Daughters of California Home for Incurables, OaklandBox 39, Folder 27 Kofoid, Prof. Nelson, two residences, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 1 Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, "The Heritage Residence," San FranciscoBox 40, Folder 2 Lakeside Baptist Church (originally First Swedish Baptist Church), religious,

OaklandBox 40, Folder 3 Linforth, Edward W. and Ivan M., residentials, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 4 Lombard, James L., residential, PiedmontBox 40, Folder 5 MacGregor, Wallace, residential, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 6 Margaret Baylor Inn, Santa BarbaraBox 40, Folder 7 Marysville Bank (Phoebe Rideout, client), MarysvilleBox 40, Folder 8 Matson, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald J., residential, OaklandBox 40, Folder 9 McCormac, Prof. and Mrs. Eugene Irving, residential, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 10 Merchants Exchange Building, interiors, San FranciscoBox 40, Folder 11 Merritt, Mrs. Harriet Jane, residential-multi, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 12 Mills College: Alumnae Hall (Student Union), OaklandBox 40, Folder 13 Mills College: El Campanil, OaklandBox 40, Folder 14 Mills College: Margaret Carnegie Library, OaklandBox 40, Folder 15 Ming Quong Home and School for Chinese Girls (Presbyterian Mission Board,

client), OaklandBox 40, Folder 16 Moore, Andrew and Fanny, residential, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 17 Morgan, Eliza (Mrs. Charles Bill), residential, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 18 Morgan, Julia, speculative houses, BerkeleyBox 40, Folder 19 Morgan, Julia, alterations to residential, MontereyBox 40, Folder 20 Morgan, Julia, townhouses, San FranciscoBox 40, Folder 21 Morse, Dr. Fred W., residential, OaklandBox 40, Folder 22 Moulton, Dr. and Mrs. D. H., residential, ChicoBox 40, Folder 23 Native Daughters of the Golden West, Central Headquarters, San FranciscoBox 40, Folder 24 Newell, Bertha (Mrs. G.F.), residential, San AnselmoBox 40, Folder 25 Newhall, Mrs. Virginia Whiting, apartments and 5-car garage, San FranciscoBox 41, Folder 1 Ocean Avenue Presbyterian Church, religious, San FranciscoBox 41, Folder 2 Olney, Thomas, alterations and additions, OaklandBox 41, Folder 3 Olney, William, residential, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 4 Peterson, Mrs. A. B., resort cottage, Paraiso Springs, SoledadBox 41, Folder 5 Playter, Charlotte, residential, PiedmontBox 41, Folder 6 Pope, Dr. Charles and Wightman, Dr. Emma, residential, CarmelBox 41, Folder 7 Port Costa Water Company, warehouse and shop, Port CostaBox 41, Folder 8 Price, Prof. Clifton, residential-multi, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 9 Reed, Benjamin and Carmen Sutton, residential, PiedmontBox 41, Folder 10 Rideout, Phoebe A. (Mrs. N. Dunning), residential, MarysvilleBox 41, Folder 11 Rogers, J. N., residential, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 12 Rosenberg, Abraham, residential, San FranciscoBox 41, Folder 13 Saint John's Presbyterian Church, religious, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 14 San Francisco Theological Seminary, San AnselmoBox 41, Folder 15 Sanford, Right Rev. Louis Childs, residential, FresnoBox 41, Folder 16 Sausalito Women's Club, SausalitoBox 41, Folder 17 Schilling, Else, residential, Lake TahoeBox 41, Folder 18 Smyth, Mr. W. H., alterations, Berkeley



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Box 41, Folder 19 Starr, Walter A., Sr. and Carmen Moore, Mission Peak Ranch, FremontBox 41, Folder 20 Starr, Walter A., Sr., and Carmen Moore, residential, PiedmontBox 41, Folder 21 Staude, Fred, residential, AlamedaBox 41, Folder 22 Stewart, Margaret, residential-multi, GarbervilleBox 41, Folder 23 Suppo, Jules, residential, shop and workroom, San FranciscoBox 41, Folder 24 Taylor, Lucretia (Mrs. Grant W.), residential, SaratogaBox 41, Folder 25 Tasheira, George, residential, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 26 Thelen, Paul, residential, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 27 Turner, Elsie Lee (Mrs. Frederick C.), Piedmont Terminal Building, OaklandBox 41, Folder 28 Turner, Frederick C., commercial building, Bancroft Way, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 29 United Presbyterian Church, religious, OaklandBox 41, Folder 30 University of California: Girton Hall, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 31 University of California: Greek Theater, BerkeleyBox 41, Folder 32 University of California: Phoebe Apperson Hearst Memorial Gymnasium for

Women, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 1 Wadsworth, William Henry and Euleta, residential, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 2 Walker, George L., residential, AlamedaBox 42, Folder 3 Weed, Miss Mabel and Miss Bertha Wright, residential, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 4 Wellman, Miss Ray, residential, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 5 Wells, Charles B., residential (Red Gate), OaklandBox 42, Folder 6 Wells, Ira, residential, OaklandBox 42, Folder 7 White, Ralph A., residential, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 8 Williams, Dr. Clara and Dr. Elsa Mitchell, residential and office, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 9 Williams, Mrs. Laura P., residential, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 10 Williams, Selden R. and Elizabeth Glide, residential, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 11 Wilson, George W. and Agnes, residential, VallejoBox 42, Folder 12 Yates, Mrs. Lillie T., residential, San FranciscoBox 42, Folder 13 YWCA Asilomar, Administration Building (Phoebe A. Hearst Social Hall)Box 42, Folder 14 YWCA Asilomar, Aerial View, c. 1988Box 42, Folder 15 YWCA Asilomar, Crocker HallBox 42, Folder 16 YWCA Asilomar, Entrance GatesBox 42, Folder 17 YWCA Asilomar, Grace Dodge Chapel (Original Auditorium)Box 42, Folder 18 YWCA Asilomar, Merrill HallBox 42, Folder 19 YWCA Asilomar, Scripps LodgeBox 42, Folder 20 YWCA Building, BerkeleyBox 42, Folder 21 YWCA Building (Residence Hall), FresnoBox 42, Folder 22 YWCA Building (Metropolitan Headquarters) HonoluluBox 42, Folder 23 YWCA Hostess House, Menlo Park, 1918, relocated Palo Alto, 1919Box 42, Folder 24 YWCA Building, OaklandBox 42, Folder 25 YWCA Building, PasadenaBox 42, Folder 26 YWCA Building, RiversideBox 42, Folder 27 YWCA Building, (Japanese Young Women's Christian Association), San FranciscoBox 42, Folder 28 UnidentifiedBox 43, Folder 1 35mm negatives, unarrangedBox 44, Folder 1 Mounted prints — King's Daughters of California Home for Incurables, OaklandBox 44, Folder 2 YWCA Building (Chinese Young Women's Christian Association), San FranciscoBox 44, Folder 3 Maps Showing Locations of Julia Morgan Buildings, 1970s

C. Julia Morgan Project Measured Drawings, 1980sScope and Content NoteContains measured drawings, primarily from the 1980s, of Julia Morgan buildingsarranged alphabetically by client name. Multiple commissions for the same client arearranged by city, then by date. Hearst commissions are arranged by client name,followed by building/estate name and city. YWCA project files are arranged by city,followed by building name/type. Cities listed on folder headings are located in California,unless noted otherwise. Unidentified plans are found at the end of the subseries. Detailedinformation about drawing types and media is available from staff. 12 flat file folders.

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Flat File 81, Folder3

Berkeley Day Nursery, Berkeley


Hearst, William Randolph, Babicora Ranch, Hacienda, Madera, Chihuahua, Mexico


Hearst, William Randolph, hotel, Grandview Point, South Rim, Grand Canyon,Arizona


Hearst, William Randolph, residential and commercial, Grand Canyon, Arizona


Marysville American Legion Hall, Marysville


Morgan, Julia, residential, San Francisco


Playter, Charlotte, residential, Piedmont


St. John's Presbyterian Church, religious, Berkeley


Saratoga Foothill Club, Saratoga


Thelen, Mr. & Mrs. Paul, residential, Berkeley


YWCA Building, Honolulu, Hawaii


YWCA Building, Panama–Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco


Unidentified Measured Drawings

D. Job List Research Files, 1970s–1980sScope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's mostly undated research notes, primary and secondary research,draft lists, and Rolodex cards on Julia Morgan buildings. Boutelle's working lists are first,followed by research at institutions, research by individuals, research notes by region,and Rolodex cards. 27 folders and 4 Rolodex files.

Box 45, Folder 1 Job List Draft by Building TypeBox 45, Folder 2 Job List Draft by CityBox 45, Folder 3 Job List Draft by Client NameBox 45, Folder 4 Job List Draft by Job NumberBox 45, Folder 5 Job List Drafts by YearBox 45, Folder 6 Job List Research "To Do" ListBox 45, Folder 7 Job List Research from Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association (BAHA), 1994Box 45, Folder 8 Job List Research from College of Environmental Design, University of California,

Berkeley, 1984 undatedBox 46, Folder 1 Job List Research from Julia Morgan Papers, Special Collections, California

Polytechnic State University, folder 1 of 5, 1980s and 1990sBox 46, Folder 2 Job List Research from Julia Morgan Papers, Special Collections, California




Polytechnic State University, folder 5 of 5, 1980s and 1990sBox 47, Folder 1 Job List Research from Edwards Transcript of Records, Alameda County, undatedBox 47, Folder 2 Job List Research from Gary Goss, 1981, 1988Box 47, Folder 3 Job List Research — "Mysteries"

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Box 47, Folder 4 Job List Research — "Office Record List"Box 47, Folder 5 Job List Research for BerkeleyBox 47, Folder 6 Job List Research for ChicoBox 47, Folder 7 Job List Research for Marin CountyBox 47, Folder 8 Job List Research for Monterey PeninsulaBox 47, Folder 9 Job List Research for Oakland, Alameda, PiedmontBox 47, Folder 10 Job List Research for Sacramento and MarysvilleBox 47, Folder 11 Job List Research for San FranciscoBox 47, Folder 12 Job List Research for San Luis ObispoBox 47, Folder 13 Job List Research for San Mateo CountyBox 47, Folder 14 Job List Research for Santa Clara CountyBox 47, Folder 15 Job List Research for Sonoma CountyBox 48, Folder 0 Master Job List RolodexBox 49, Folder 0 Job List Rolodex by CityBox 50, Folder 0 Job List Rolodex by ClientBox 51, Folder 0 Job List Rolodex by Job NumberBox 51A, Folder 0 Job List Index Cards by Job Number

E. Disputed/Disproven Julia Morgan Projects, 1970s–1980sScope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's research files from the 1970s and 1980s on buildings originallythought to be designed by Morgan, but that are now disputed or disproven, arranged bycity. 38 folders.

Box 52, Folder 1 Works by Other Architects in AlamedaBox 52, Folder 2 Works by Other Architects in AptosBox 52, Folder 3 Works by Other Architects in BelvedereBox 52, Folder 4 Works by Other Architects in Berkeley, folder 1 of 2Box 52, Folder 5 Works by Other Architects in Berkeley, folder 2 of 2Box 52, Folder 6 Works by Other Architects in BurlingameBox 52, Folder 7 Works by Other Architects in CarmelBox 52, Folder 8 Works by Other Architects in CupertinoBox 52, Folder 9 Works by Other Architects in EurekaBox 52, Folder 10 Works by Other Architects in FresnoBox 52, Folder 11 Works by Other Architects in HillsboroughBox 52, Folder 12 Works by Other Architects in InvernessBox 52, Folder 13 Works by Other Architects in Los AltosBox 52, Folder 14 Works by Other Architects in Los AngelesBox 52, Folder 15 Works by Other Architects in Mill ValleyBox 52, Folder 16 Works by Other Architects in Monte SerranoBox 52, Folder 17 Works by Other Architects in NapaBox 52, Folder 18 Works by Other Architects in NovatoBox 52, Folder 19 Works by Other Architects in OaklandBox 52, Folder 20 Works by Other Architects in PetalumaBox 53, Folder 1 Works by Other Architects in PiedmontBox 53, Folder 2 Works by Other Architects in Redwood CityBox 53, Folder 3 Works by Other Architects in ReddingBox 53, Folder 4 Works by Other Architects in SacramentoBox 53, Folder 5 Works by Other Architects in San AnselmoBox 53, Folder 6 Works by Other Architects in San FranciscoBox 53, Folder 7 Works by Other Architects in San Luis ObispoBox 53, Folder 8 Works by Other Architects in Santa AnaBox 53, Folder 9 Works by Other Architects in Santa BarbaraBox 53, Folder 10 Works by Other Architects in Santa CruzBox 53, Folder 11 Works by Other Architects in Santa MonicaBox 53, Folder 12 Works by Other Architects in Santa RosaBox 53, Folder 13 Works by Other Architects in Saratoga

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Box 53, Folder 14 Works by Other Architects in StocktonBox 53, Folder 15 Works by Other Architects in Suisun — "Stonedene"Box 53, Folder 16 Works by Other Architects in VallejoBox 53, Folder 17 Works by Other Architects in YrekaBox 53, Folder 18 Works by Other Architects Outside California 4. Julia Morgan Research Files 1973–1999

Scope and Content NoteContains six subseries: A. Biographical Research Files on Julia Morgan, B. Archival ResearchFiles on Julia Morgan, C. Secondary Sources on Julia Morgan, D. Julia Morgan Advocacy, E.Exhibitions on Julia Morgan, and F. Julia Morgan Walking Tours.

A. Biographical Research Files on Julia Morgan, 1970s–1980sScope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's undated research files on Julia Morgan's life and career, includingcorrespondence, interview notes, clippings, and contact files, arranged by subject. 47folders and 2 Rolodex files.

Box 54, Folder 1 Julia Morgan — Architectural ClientsBox 54, Folder 2 Julia Morgan — Architectural Licensing in CaliforniaBox 54, Folder 3 Julia Morgan — Architectural PracticeBox 54, Folder 4 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Boyter, ElizabethBox 54, Folder 5 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Coffee, BettyBox 54, Folder 6 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Dahl, BjarneBox 54, Folder 7 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Dailey, GardnerBox 54, Folder 8 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Forney, LillianBox 54, Folder 9 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Hoover, IraBox 54, Folder 10 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Hussey, EdwardBox 54, Folder 11 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Jory, StaffordBox 54, Folder 12 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Joy, ThaddeusBox 54, Folder 13 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Knapp, CharlotteBox 54, Folder 14 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — McClure, WarrenBox 54, Folder 15 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Schalk, LouisBox 54, Folder 16 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Steilberg, WalterBox 54, Folder 17 Julia Morgan — Architectural Staff — Wormser-Coblentz, DorothyBox 54, Folder 18 Julia Morgan — Beaux-Arts YearsBox 54, Folder 19 Julia Morgan — Biographical InformationBox 54, Folder 20 Julia Morgan — BirthBox 54, Folder 21 Julia Morgan — ChronologiesBox 54, Folder 22 Julia Morgan — College Years at University of California at BerkeleyBox 55, Folder 1 Julia Morgan — ColleaguesBox 55, Folder 2 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Brown, Arthur, Jr.Box 55, Folder 3 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Day, DorisBox 55, Folder 4 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Hellenthal, FrankBox 55, Folder 5 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Honnold, DouglasBox 55, Folder 6 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Huber, WalterBox 55, Folder 7 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Maybeck, BernardBox 55, Folder 8 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Mesic, JulianBox 55, Folder 9 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Pearl, OwenBox 55, Folder 10 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Perry, Warren CharlesBox 55, Folder 11 Julia Morgan — Colleagues — Ratcliff, Walter H., Jr.Box 55, Folder 12 Julia Morgan — DeathBox 55, Folder 13 Julia Morgan — Design Philosophy and StyleBox 55, Folder 14 Julia Morgan — Family MembersBox 55, Folder 15 Julia Morgan — Family Members Flora and Morgan NorthBox 55, Folder 16 Julia Morgan — FriendsBox 55, Folder 17 Julia Morgan — High School Years

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Box 55, Folder 18 Julia Morgan — Housekeeper Oka, SatchiBox 55, Folder 19 Julia Morgan — Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority at BerkeleyBox 55, Folder 20 Julia Morgan — Personality and CharacterBox 55, Folder 21 Julia Morgan — Tenants — Hale, LucyBox 55, Folder 22 Julia Morgan — Tenants — Kidney, IvyBox 55, Folder 23 Julia Morgan — Tenants — McClave, ElizabethBox 55, Folder 24 Julia Morgan — TravelBox 55, Folder 25 Boutelle's Contact List undatedBox 56, Folder 0 Boutelle's Contact List, 4x6 card files, A — ZBox 57, Folder 0 Boutelle's Contact List, Rolodex files, A — Z

B. Archival Research Files on Julia Morgan, 1976–1998Scope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's research files from primary sources, arranged alphabetically byresearch institution. 16 folders.

Box 58, Folder 1 Research from American Institute of Architects, 1985, 1987Box 58, Folder 2 Research from Archives Nationales Françaises, undatedBox 58, Folder 3 Research from California Historical Society, 1976, 1981, 1983Box 58, Folder 4 Research from California Polytechnic State University, Special Collections, 1980s

and 1990sBox 58, Folder 5 Research from California Polytechnic State University, Special Collections —

Descriptive Guide to the Julia Morgan Collection, 1985Box 58, Folder 6 Research from Hearst Corporation, 1977, 1983, 1985Box 58, Folder 7 Research from Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument, 1972–1998Box 58, Folder 8 Research from Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument — Visitor Center,

1980-81, 1987-88Box 58, Folder 9 Research from Long Island University, 1980sBox 58, Folder 10 Research from Mills College, 1975, 1977-81, 1985Box 58, Folder 11 Research from University of California at Berkeley, Bancroft Library, 1975,

1977-78, 1981, 1988Box 58, Folder 12 Research from University of California at Berkeley, College of Environmental

Design, 1974, 1977, 1983-84, 1986-87, 1995, 1998Box 58, Folder 13 Research from University of California at Berkeley, Regional Oral History Office,

1974-78, 1981Box 58, Folder 14 Research from YWCA Archives, New York, 1975-79, 1980-83, 1996Box 59, Folder 1 Everingham, Carol J., "Dateline, San Simeon, 1919–1939

Scope and Content NoteA Chronological Development of Ideas, Plans, Drawings, and Actual ConstructionStarting In 1919 At The William Randolph Hearst Estate In San Simeon," unpublishedmanuscript from the Julia Morgan Papers, Cal Poly, 1981, with holographic commentsin the margins by Boutelle

Box 59, Folder 2 Research on Morgan correspondence, California Polytechnic State University,

Special Collections, 1980s and 1990s

C. Secondary Sources on Julia Morgan, 1975–1999Scope and Content NoteContains extensive secondary sources published about Julia Morgan by authors othersthan Boutelle, arranged alphabetically by author. 74 folders.

Box 60, Folder 1 Allen, Sarah. "Julia Morgan's Legacy", 1995Box 60, Folder 2 Anderson, Judith. "Rediscovering a Forgotten Architect", 1975Box 60, Folder 3 Avelar, Carmen. "Architect's Life is a Mystery", 1975Box 60, Folder 4 Beck, David L. "The Reticent Miss Morgan", 1988Box 60, Folder 5 Booth, Gerald. The Fairmont Hotel: A Pictorial History , 1986

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Box 60, Folder 6 Brazil, Larry A. "November Travel ... in and Beyond the West", 1982Box 60, Folder 7 Brechin, Gray. "Julia Morgan: The Lady is an Architect", 1982Box 60, Folder 8 Brevetti, Francine. "Architect Julia Morgan: Woman in a Man's World", 1999Box 60, Folder 9 Britton, Susan. "Julia Morgan's Tiles: Alive and Well", 1984Box 60, Folder 10 Bryan, Bill. "Creatress of Majesty," [Interview with Flora North], 1980Box 60, Folder 11 Castle Architect Writings at Poly, 1980Box 60, Folder 12 Clavan, Benjamin. "The Architecture of Julia Morgan", 1976Box 60, Folder 13 Davis, Douglas. "Designing Women", 1977Box 60, Folder 14 Davis, Lorraine. "Just a Minute While I Move This Wall", 1977Box 60, Folder 15 De Carrillo, Scott. "Julia Morgan: California Architect", 1987Box 60, Folder 16 Dramatic Women, 1983Box 60, Folder 17 Draper, Joan. "The École des Beaux-Arts and the Architectural Profession in the

United States: The Case of John Galen Howard, "The Architect: Chapters in theHistory of the Profession", 1977

Scope and Content Notetypescript draft

Box 60, Folder 18 Dunning, Jennifer. "A Retrospective of Women Master Builders at Work", 1977Box 60, Folder 19 Failing, Patricia. "She Was America's Most Successful Woman Architect — and

Hardly Anyone Knows Her Name", 1981Box 60, Folder 20 Fretter, Grace. "Vignettes from the Life of Julia Morgan Architect," Unpublished

play, 1982Box 60, Folder 21 Gill, Brendan. "Hats, Beds and Houses", 1989Box 61, Folder 1 Golanty, Eric. " 'Popular' Morgan Show", 1976Box 61, Folder 2 Goodman, Vera. "San Simeon Architect a Retiring Genius", 1982Box 61, Folder 3 Hines, Thomas. "The Woman Who Created San Simeon", 1988Box 61, Folder 4 Holloway, Susan Stephan. " Julia Morgan, Architect", 1988-89Box 61, Folder 5 Hosemann, Constance M. "Julia Morgan," Unpublished essay for the Outlook Club,

1995Box 61, Folder 6 Hodges, Rewa M. H. "The Architecture of Julia Morgan", 1988Box 61, Folder 7 Huxtable, Ada Louise. "The Last Profession to Be 'Liberated' by Women", 1977Box 61, Folder 8 "Julia Morgan — The Architect Behind the Castle", 1981Box 61, Folder 9 "Julia Morgan — Unassuming Architect", 1977Box 61, Folder 10 Ketcham, Diana. "Lifting the Mystery of Julia Morgan, San Simeon's Architect",

1988Box 61, Folder 11 Ketcham, Diana. "Rediscovering San Simeon's Architect", 1988Box 61, Folder 12 Ketcham, Diana. "A Tribute to the Julia Morgan Genius: Eastbay Home Tour

Explores Architect's Multiple Styles", 1987Box 61, Folder 13 Koch, Margaret. "Julia Morgan: A Woman of Firsts", 1976Box 61, Folder 14 Koch, Margaret. "Julia Morgan: California's Mystery Architect", 1975Box 61, Folder 15 Koch, Margaret. "Lengthy Research Uncovers Tale of Woman Architect", 1987Box 61, Folder 16 Kramer, Linda K. "Julia Morgan: The Integration of Basic Design Theory into a

Variety of Architectural Styles", 1987Box 61, Folder 17 Krider, Alden. Review of The Julia Morgan Architectural History Project, 1978Box 61, Folder 18 Lane-Worthington, Brenda. "Not to Be Forgotten", 1981Box 61, Folder 19 Leal, James. "Documentary Evidence", 1978Box 61, Folder 20 "Living in a Julia Morgan: A Statewide Network of Antique Dealers and Craftsmen

Keep the Morgan Era Alive", 1988Box 61, Folder 21 Lobell, John. "American Women Architects", 1977Box 61, Folder 22 Logrippo, Ro. "Julia Morgan's Undiscovered Work", 1975Box 61, Folder 23 Logrippo, Ro. "Unearthing Facts on San Simeon's Creator", 1975Box 61, Folder 24 Longstreth, Richard W. "The Architecture of Julia Morgan", 1982Box 61, Folder 25 Longstreth, Richard W. "The Bay Region Styles: 1890–1930 — Julia Morgan", 1973Box 61, Folder 26 Longstreth, Richard W. Julia Morgan Architect , 1977Box 61, Folder 27 Longstreth, Richard W. "Julia Morgan: Some Introductory Notes", 1975Box 61, Folder 28 Longstreth, Richard W. "Julia Morgan: Some Introductory Notes", 1977Box 62, Folder 1 McCorkle, Loretta Erwin. " Julia Morgan, Architect", 1982

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Box 62, Folder 2 McKinley, Curtis Cameron. "Northern European Influence: A San FranciscoDesigner's Collections Placed in a New Milieu", 1982

Box 62, Folder 3 Meeker, Lois C. "Julia Morgan: A Woman of the Twentieth Century," Unpublishedessay, undated

Box 62, Folder 4 Metz, D'vora. "Maybeck & Morgan: Two Local Masterpieces", 1993Box 62, Folder 5 Neiburger, Carl. "Poly Gets Castle Journals", 1980Box 62, Folder 6 North, Flora D. "She Built for the Ages", 1967Box 62, Folder 7 Olson, Lynne. "A Tycoon's Home Was His Petite Architect's Castle", 1985Box 62, Folder 8 Osman, Mary E. "A Passion for Quality and Anonymity", 1976Box 62, Folder 9 Paddock, Richard C. "Oakland's Elite Lose Irreplaceable History", 1991Box 62, Folder 10 Pavlik, Robert. "Julia Morgan: Master Builder?", 1987Box 62, Folder 11 Peterson, Ken. "Julia Morgan Architect", 1988Box 62, Folder 12 Reese, Dora J. "Julia Morgan — Architect: She Planned Asilomar Conference

Grounds and Hearst Castle", 1976Box 62, Folder 13 Richey, Elinor. "Julia Morgan: Architect With Empathy", 1975Box 62, Folder 14 Rochlin, Harriet. "Designed by Julia Morgan", 1976Box 62, Folder 15 Scharlach, Bernice "The Legacy of Julia Morgan", 1975Box 62, Folder 16 Seawell, Mary Ann. "Searching for the Blueprints of a Female Pioneer", 1975Box 62, Folder 17 Seff, Marsha Kay. "From Hearst to the Young Women's Christian Association, a

Designing Woman", 1975Box 62, Folder 18 Smith, Patricia Beach, "Morgan's Story Nearly Died with Her", 1988Box 62, Folder 19 Smith, Patricia Beach, "Traveling Show Now in SF Gives Women Architects Their

Due", 1988Box 62, Folder 20 Sorensen, AnneLise. "East Bay Graced by Julia Morgan Treasures", 1993Box 62, Folder 21 Talbot, Margaret. " Julia Morgan, Architect", undatedBox 62, Folder 22 Thym, Jolene. "The Legacy Julia Morgan Built", 1992Box 62, Folder 23 Trabing, Wally. "The Lady Who Built a Castle", 1983Box 62, Folder 24 Waldron, Mae Mae. No title. Unpublished essay, 1985Box 62, Folder 25 Woodbridge, Sally B. "On Julia Morgan: An Interview With Mrs. Lillian Forney",

1988Box 62, Folder 26 Wright, Louise. "Julia Morgan's Enduring Legacy", 1966Box 62, Folder 27 Zall, Terald A. "Julia Morgan: Turn-of-the-Century Architect Extraordinaire", 1994sBox 63, Folder 1 Book Proof — Aidala, Thomas. Hearst Castle, San Simeon. New York: Hudson Hills

Press, with holographic comments in the margins by Boutelle, June, 1981Box 63, Folder 2 Book Proof — Aidala, Thomas. Hearst Castle, San Simeon. New York: Hudson Hills

Press, July 1981Box 63, Folder 3 Book Proofs — Aidala, Thomas. Hearst Castle, San Simeon. New York: Hudson Hills

Press, with holographic comments in the margins by Boutelle, August, 1981

D. Julia Morgan Advocacy, 1975–1997Scope and Content NoteContains research notes, correspondence, and files relating to Boutelle's attempts to gainrecognition for Julia Morgan and her career, including founding the Julia MorganAssociation, lobbying for a postage stamp, nominating Morgan for the National Women'sHall of Fame, and producing a grant-funded Julia Morgan slide show on Morgan that wasmarketed and sold to libraries. Arranged alphabetically by subject. 11 folders and 3 slidesets.

Box 64, Folder 1 Julia Morgan Association, 1975-76Box 64, Folder 2 Julia Morgan Association — Research Requests, 1980sBox 64, Folder 3 Julia Morgan Nomination for National Women's Hall of Fame, 1997Box 64, Folder 4 Proposal for Julia Morgan Postage Stamp, 1980-81, 1986Box 64, Folder 5 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Queries to DistributorsBox 64, Folder 6 Julia Morgan Slide Show — ProductionBox 64, Folder 7 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Script Drafts, Folder 1 of 2Box 64, Folder 8 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Script Drafts, folder 2 of 2Box 64, Folder 9 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Promotion and Marketing

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Box 64, Folder 10 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Budek Films and Slides Distribution Agreement andCorrespondence

Box 64, Folder 11 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Inquiries, Orders, InvoicesBox 65, Folder 1 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Slide set (40 slides)Box 65, Folder 2 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Slide set (60 slides)Box 65, Folder 3 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Slide set (80 slides)Box 65, Folder 4 Julia Morgan Slide Show — Audio recorded by Sara Holmes Boutelle

E. Exhibitions on Julia Morgan, 1975–1992Scope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's notes and correspondence on exhibitions of Julia Morgan's work,arranged alphabetically by institution. 17 folders.

Box 66, Folder 1 American Craft Museum, New YorkBox 66, Folder 2 American Institute of Architects, San Francisco, 1988Box 66, Folder 3 American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of California, 1976Box 66, Folder 4 Architectural League of New York, 1975-77Box 66, Folder 5 Brooklyn Museum, 1977-78Box 66, Folder 6 Cooper-Hewitt Museum, 1976, 1978Box 66, Folder 7 Correspondence proposing exhibitions, 1970sBox 66, Folder 8 Mount Holyoke College, 1975Box 66, Folder 9 Museum of Modern Art, 1975Box 66, Folder 10 National Building Museum, 1981, 1985-86Box 66, Folder 11 Oakland Museum, 1975-76Box 66, Folder 12 Riverside Art Museum, 1987Box 66, Folder 13 San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum, 1988-89, 1992Box 66, Folder 14 San Francisco Zen Center, 1998Box 66, Folder 15 Santa Cruz County Building, 1979Box 66, Folder 16 University of California, Berkeley, 1975-76Box 66, Folder 17 University of California, Los Angeles, 1983, 1987, 1990Box 66, Folder 18 University of Southern California, 1983Box 66, Folder 19 Women's Heritage Museum, 1986, 1988

F. Julia Morgan Walking Tours, 1973–1989Scope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's notes, correspondence, maps, ephemera, and press releases onwalking tours of Julia Morgan's work, arranged by region. 5 folders.

Box 66, Folder 20 Walking tours in Berkeley, 1975, 1985, 1987Box 66, Folder 21 Walking tours in Oakland, Alameda, Piedmont, 1976, 1987, 1989Box 66, Folder 22 Walking tours in San Francisco, 1973, 1979, 1987Box 66, Folder 23 Walking tours at San Simeon, 1978Box 66, Folder 24 Walking tours of Saratoga, 1975 5. Julia Morgan, Architect Book Files 1977–1995

Scope and Content NoteContains eight subseries: A. Book Publisher Proposals, Correspondence, and Contracts, B.Book Elements, C. Book Research Notes, D. Book and Chapter Drafts, E. Book Photographs,F. Book Marketing, G. Book Reviews, and H. Reader Correspondence.

A. Book Publisher Proposals, Correspondence, and Contracts, 1977–1988Scope and Content NoteContains correspondence between Boutelle and prospective publishers, including draftbook proposals, notes, rejection letters, correspondence, and contacts, arrangedchronologically. 12 folders.

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Box 67, Folder 1 Book Proposals, 1977-79 undatedBox 67, Folder 2 Book Publisher Queries, 1970sBox 67, Folder 3 Book Publisher Queries, 1980-84Box 67, Folder 4 Book Publisher Queries, 1985Box 67, Folder 5 Book Publisher Queries, 1986Box 67, Folder 6 Book Publisher Queries, undatedBox 67, Folder 7 Book Proposals for Peregrine Smith Books, 1980sBox 67, Folder 8 Contract and correspondence with Peregrine Smith Books, 1977-83Box 67, Folder 9 Abrogation of Contract with Peregrine Smith Books, 1983Box 67, Folder 10 Contract with Abbeville Books for Julia Morgan, Architect , 1986Box 67, Folder 11 Correspondence with Abbeville Books editor Nancy Grubb, 1986-98Box 67, Folder 12 Comments/criticism from Abbeville Books editor Nancy Grubb, 1986-88

B. Book Elements, 1986–1995Scope and Content NoteContains drafts of elements from Julia Morgan, Architect, arranged alphabetically by type.14 folders.

Box 68, Folder 1 Book Elements — Acknowledgements,Box 68, Folder 2 Book Elements — BibliographyBox 68, Folder 3 Book Elements — Cover ArtBox 68, Folder 4 Book Elements — EndnotesBox 68, Folder 5 Book Elements — Front MatterBox 68, Folder 6 Book Elements — IndexBox 68, Folder 7 Book Elements — Morgan Job List Draft, Nov 1987Box 68, Folder 8 Book Elements — Morgan Job List Draft, undatedBox 68, Folder 9 Book Elements — Morgan Job List Draft, undatedBox 68, Folder 10 Book Elements — Morgan Job List Draft, Revised Edition, Mar 1995Box 68, Folder 11 Book Elements — Morgan Job List Draft, Revised Edition, undatedBox 68, Folder 12 Book Elements — OutlinesBox 68, Folder 13 Book Elements — PhotographyBox 68, Folder 14 Book Elements — Sources

C. Book Research Notes, 1980sScope and Content NoteContains Boutelle's research notes, primarily on 3x5 index cards, undated andunarranged. 1 box.

Box 69, Folder 0 Book Research Notes, unarranged

D. Book and Chapter Drafts, 1980sScope and Content NoteContains holographic and typescript chapter drafts with editor's comments, most undatedand including work on Morgan biography for Peregrine Smith Books that was notcompleted. Folder headings are taken from draft titles. 35 folders and 1 flat file folder.

Box 70, Folder 1 Chapter Draft — Architect Of DreamsBox 70, Folder 2 Chapter Draft — Architect Of Dreams 2Box 70, Folder 3 Chapter Draft — Beaux ArtsBox 70, Folder 4 Chapter Draft — Beaux Arts 2Box 70, Folder 5 Chapter Draft — Beaux Arts 3Box 70, Folder 6 Chapter Draft — Beaux Arts InfluenceBox 70, Folder 7 Chapter Draft — Beaux Arts Influence 2Box 70, Folder 8 Chapter Draft — Buildings For WomenBox 70, Folder 9 Chapter Draft — Community Service Buildings

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Box 70, Folder 10 Chapter Draft — Crafts — Domestic BuildingsBox 70, Folder 11 Chapter Draft — Crafts — Public BuildingsBox 70, Folder 12 Chapter Draft — Craftsman-Style Houses, Aug, 1981Box 70, Folder 13 Chapter Draft — Domestic EclecticismBox 70, Folder 14 Chapter Draft — The Early YearsBox 70, Folder 15 Chapter Draft — EclecticismBox 70, Folder 16 Chapter Draft — The English MannerBox 70, Folder 17 Chapter Draft — The Hearst CommissionsBox 70, Folder 18 Chapter Draft — The Hearst Commissions 2Box 71, Folder 1 Chapter Draft — LandscapingBox 71, Folder 2 Chapter Draft — MediterraneanBox 71, Folder 3 Chapter Draft — Office and ProfessionalBox 71, Folder 4 Chapter Draft — Office and Professional 2Box 71, Folder 5 Chapter Draft — Office And Professional RelationsBox 71, Folder 6 Chapter Draft — Office And Professional Relations 2Box 71, Folder 7 Chapter Draft — Old AgeBox 71, Folder 8 Chapter Draft — The Physical Facts Are TheseBox 71, Folder 9 Chapter Draft — The Physical Facts Are These 2Box 71, Folder 10 Chapter Draft — PoolsBox 71, Folder 11 Chapter Draft — San SimeonBox 71, Folder 12 Chapter Draft — William Randolph HearstBox 71, Folder 13 Chapter Draft — William Randolph Hearst 2Box 71, Folder 14 Chapter Draft — WomenBox 71, Folder 15 Chapter Draft — WyntoonBox 72, Folder 1 Holographic Book Draft, undatedBox 72, Folder 2 Typescript Book Draft, undatedFlat File 81, Folder15

Galleys for Julia Morgan, Architect

E. Book Photographs, 1987–1988Scope and Content NoteContains photographic prints used in Julia Morgan, Architect, arranged by page number.105 folders.

Box 73, Folder 1 Photographs on Page 9Box 73, Folder 2 Photographs on Page 14Box 73, Folder 3 Photographs on Page 15Box 73, Folder 4 Photographs on Page 19Box 73, Folder 5 Photographs on Page 20Box 73, Folder 6 Photographs on Page 22Box 73, Folder 7 Photographs on Page 23Box 73, Folder 8 Photographs on Page 24Box 73, Folder 9 Photographs on Page 25Box 73, Folder 10 Photographs on Page 26Box 73, Folder 11 Photographs on Page 27Box 73, Folder 12 Photographs on Page 29Box 73, Folder 13 Photographs on Page 34Box 73, Folder 14 Photographs on Page 38Box 73, Folder 15 Photographs on Page 41Box 73, Folder 16 Photographs on Page 43Box 73, Folder 17 Photographs on Page 46Box 73, Folder 18 Photographs on Page 48Box 73, Folder 19 Photographs on Page 49Box 73, Folder 20 Photographs on Page 50Box 73, Folder 21 Photographs on Page 54Box 73, Folder 22 Photographs on Page 55Box 73, Folder 23 Photographs on Page 56

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Box 73, Folder 24 Photographs on Page 58Box 73, Folder 25 Photographs on Page 60Box 73, Folder 26 Photographs on Page 61Box 73, Folder 27 Photographs on Page 62Box 73, Folder 28 Photographs on Page 63Box 73, Folder 29 Photographs on Page 64Box 73, Folder 30 Photographs on Page 65Box 73, Folder 31 Photographs on Page 67Box 73, Folder 32 Photographs on Page 68Box 73, Folder 33 Photographs on Page 69Box 73, Folder 34 Photographs on Page 72Box 73, Folder 35 Photographs on Page 73Box 73, Folder 36 Photographs on Page 74Box 73, Folder 37 Photographs on Page 75Box 73, Folder 38 Photographs on Page 83Box 73, Folder 39 Photographs on Page 88Box 73, Folder 40 Photographs on Page 90Box 73, Folder 41 Photographs on Page 92Box 73, Folder 42 Photographs on Page 93Box 73, Folder 43 Photographs on Page 104Box 73, Folder 44 Photographs on Page 105Box 73, Folder 45 Photographs on Page 106Box 73, Folder 46 Photographs on Page 107Box 73, Folder 47 Photographs on Page 108Box 73, Folder 48 Photographs on Page 111Box 73, Folder 49 Photographs on Page 112Box 73, Folder 50 Photographs on Page 113Box 73, Folder 51 Photographs on Page 115Box 73, Folder 52 Photographs on Page 116Box 73, Folder 53 Photographs on Page 117Box 73, Folder 54 Photographs on Page 118Box 73, Folder 55 Photographs on Page 120Box 73, Folder 56 Photographs on Page 127Box 73, Folder 57 Photographs on Page 130Box 73, Folder 58 Photographs on Page 134Box 73, Folder 59 Photographs on Page 137Box 73, Folder 60 Photographs on Page 138Box 73, Folder 61 Photographs on Page 139Box 73, Folder 62 Photographs on Page 140Box 73, Folder 63 Photographs on Page 142Box 73, Folder 64 Photographs on Page 143Box 73, Folder 65 Photographs on Page 144Box 73, Folder 66 Photographs on Page 145Box 73, Folder 67 Photographs on Page 147Box 73, Folder 68 Photographs on Page 148Box 74, Folder 1 Photographs on Page 152Box 74, Folder 2 Photographs on Page 153Box 74, Folder 3 Photographs on Page 157Box 74, Folder 4 Photographs on Page 162Box 74, Folder 5 Photographs on Page 165Box 74, Folder 6 Photographs on Page 167Box 74, Folder 7 Photographs on Page 174Box 74, Folder 8 Photographs on Page 175Box 74, Folder 9 Photographs on Page 178Box 74, Folder 10 Photographs on Page 179Box 74, Folder 11 Photographs on Page 180Box 74, Folder 12 Photographs on Page 182Box 74, Folder 13 Photographs on Page 188

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Box 74, Folder 14 Photographs on Page 200Box 74, Folder 15 Photographs on Page 201Box 74, Folder 16 Photographs on Page 203Box 74, Folder 17 Photographs on Page 206Box 74, Folder 18 Photographs on Page 213Box 74, Folder 19 Photographs on Page 217Box 74, Folder 20 Photographs on Page 220Box 74, Folder 21 Photographs on Page 221Box 74, Folder 22 Photographs on Page 222Box 74, Folder 23 Photographs on Page 224Box 74, Folder 24 Photographs on Page 225Box 74, Folder 25 Photographs on Page 228Box 74, Folder 26 Photographs on Page 230Box 74, Folder 27 Photographs on Page 233Box 74, Folder 28 Photographs on Page 234Box 74, Folder 29 Photographs on Page 236Box 74, Folder 30 Photographs on Page 240Box 74, Folder 31 Photographs Featuring ColumnsBox 74, Folder 32 Photographs Featuring DoorsBox 74, Folder 33 Photographs Featuring FireplacesBox 74, Folder 34 Photographs Featuring IronworkBox 74, Folder 35 Photographs Featuring StairwaysBox 74, Folder 36 Photographs Featuring WindowsBox 74, Folder 37 Photographs Featuring Wood and Plaster DetailBox 75, Folder 0 Photocopies to sequence images in Julia Morgan, Architect

F. Book Marketing, 1988Scope and Content NoteContains correspondence, book catalogs, marketing materials, and posters for JuliaMorgan, Architect, arranged alphabetically by subject. 5 folders and 1 flat file folder.

Box 76, Folder 1 Book Promotion CorrespondenceBox 76, Folder 2 Book Promotion Mailing ListsBox 76, Folder 3 Publisher and Booksellers' Catalogs Featuring Julia Morgan, Architect, folder 1 of

2Box 76, Folder 4 Publisher and Booksellers' Catalogs Featuring Julia Morgan, Architect, folder 2 of

2Box 76, Folder 5 Arrangements for Book Signings, 1988Flat File 81, Folder16

Posters for Signings for Julia Morgan, Architect , 1988

G. Book Reviews of Julia Morgan, Architect , 1988–1990Scope and Content NoteContains reviews of the first edition of Julia Morgan, Architect, arranged alphabetically byauthor. 49 folders.

Box 77, Folder 1 Adams, Brookes. "Hidden Heroines," American Craft, 1989Box 77, Folder 2 "Art By Design," Dallas Times Herald, 1988Box 77, Folder 3 "Art, Photography, Architecture & Crafts," Elliot Bay Booknotes[Seattle, Wash.],

[1988]Box 77, Folder 4 Bamberger, Joan. "The Architect Was a Lady," American Craft , 1989Box 77, Folder 5 Barron, Betty. "Julia Morgan: Architect," Carmel Pine Cone , 1988Box 77, Folder 6 Beach Smith, Patricia. "Respect Builds for Designer of San Simeon," Orange

County Register , 1988Box 77, Folder 7 Beck, David. "The Reticent Miss Morgan," San Jose Mercury News , 1988

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Box 77, Folder 8 Bernhardt, Susan. "Architect Julia Morgan Finally Receives Tribute in New Book",1988

Box 77, Folder 9 "Book Lifts Mystery of Prolific Architect," Milwaukee Journal , 1988Box 77, Folder 10 "Books in Review," Print Collectors Newsletter , 1990Box 77, Folder 11 Campbell, Robert. "Architecture," Campbell, Robert. "Architecture," , 1988Box 77, Folder 12 Comstock, Lauren. "Prolific Architect Receives Overdue Recognition," Register–

Pajaronian , 1988Box 77, Folder 13 Crawford, Caroline. "Stellar Success of Bay Area Architect," Times Tribune , 1988Box 77, Folder 14 Dotty, Betty Farrel. "Search for Missing Architect," Salinas Californian , 1988Box 77, Folder 15 Drewes, Caroline. "First Biography of Julia Morgan a Labor of Love," San Francisco

Examiner , 1988Box 77, Folder 16 Everingham, Carol J. "Interiors: The Glowing Architecture of Julia Morgan,"

Advocate and Greenwich Times , 1988Box 77, Folder 17 Fowler, Carol. "The Architect of San Simeon," Contra Costa Times/TimeOut , 1988Box 77, Folder 18 Goldberger, Paul. "Architecture," New York Times , 1988Box 77, Folder 19 Hines, Thomas. "An Architect from the Inside Out," Los Angeles Times , 1988Box 77, Folder 20 Hines, Thomas. "Critics' Choice," Los Angeles Times , 1988Box 77, Folder 21 Hoelterhoff, Manuela. "Christmas Books: A Holiday Sampler," Wall Street Journal ,

1988Box 77, Folder 22 Hubbard, Harold N. "Prolific Architect's Legacy is an Open Book to Author,"

Pasadena Star News , 1988Box 77, Folder 23 James, Cary. " Julia Morgan, Architect," no publisher, undatedBox 77, Folder 24 " Julia Morgan, Architect," Chicago Tribune , 1988Box 77, Folder 25 " Julia Morgan, Architect," Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly , 1988Box 77, Folder 26 " Julia Morgan, Architect," Philadelphia Inquirer , 1988Box 77, Folder 27 " Julia Morgan, Architect," Publishers Weekly , 1988Box 77, Folder 28 Koblentz-Goodman, Suzanne. "At Ease with Traditional Forms," Belles Lettres ,

1988Box 77, Folder 29 Ketchum, Diana. "Biography Traces Life of Bay Area's Legendary Architect,"

Oakland Tribune , 1988Box 77, Folder 30 Ketcham, Diana. "The Eclectic Style," Nation , 1988Box 77, Folder 31 Koch, Margaret. "Tribute to Julia Morgan," Santa Cruz Sentinel , 1988Box 77, Folder 32 Laird, David. "Julia Morgan Architect," Books of the Southwest , 1988Box 77, Folder 33 Longstreth, Richard. "Julia Morgan: Architectural Pioneer," Historic Preservation ,

1988Box 77, Folder 34 Miller, Bruce. "Morgan's Mastery," Telegram-Tribune , 1988Box 77, Folder 35 "Morgan the Master," Travel & Leisure , 1988Box 77, Folder 36 "Pioneer Career," House & Garden , 1988Box 77, Folder 37 Reti, Ingrid. "Julia Morgan: Pioneer Architect and Builder," New Directions for

Women , 1989Box 77, Folder 38 Rikala, Taina. "Spirit of San Simeon," Building Design , 1989Box 77, Folder 39 Roth, Leland M. Review of Julia Morgan, Architect. Journal of the Society of

Architectural Historians , 1989Box 77, Folder 40 Russell, Jack. "The Women Who Designed the Castle," Times(San Mateo), 1988Box 77, Folder 41 "Season's Reading," Art and Auction , 1988Box 77, Folder 42 Sherman, Beth. "Coffee Table Books With Design in Mind," Newsday , 1988Box 77, Folder 43 Spafford, Roz. "Adventures in Architecture," no publisher, 1988Box 77, Folder 44 Temko, Alan. "The Mystery of Julia Morgan," San Francisco Chronicle , 1988Box 77, Folder 45 "Three New Books Take You Deeper into Bay Area Architecture," Sunset , 1988Box 77, Folder 46 Watson, Chris. "Grace and Space: Santa Cruz Author Examines the Artistic

Contributions of Architect Julia Morgan," Santa Cruz Sentinel , 1988Box 77, Folder 47 Winckler, Suzanne. "To the Manor Adorned," Domain , 1988Box 77, Folder 48 Woodbridge, John. "Designing Woman," San Francisco Review of Books , 1988Box 77, Folder 49 Woodbridge, Sally. "Flawed Biography," Progressive Architecture , 1989

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H. Reader Correspondence, 1987–1994Scope and Content NoteContains correspondence with readers of Julia Morgan, Architect, arrangedchronologically. Most letters are congratulatory, but some contain corrections of errors inthe biography. 1 folder.

Box 78, Folder 1 Correspondence with readers, 1987–1994

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