Collection Summary
Meyer, Howard R., 1903-1988
Howard R. Meyer Drawings photographs and archival records, New York, Texas and Early Modernism
1924-1986
MEY Accession number(s)1987018; 1988003; 1988015
4,063 drawings, 17.2 linear feet of archival material, 1,002 slides and photographs, 200 renderings
Alexander Architectural Archive,
University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.
Meyer (1903-1988) was one of the pioneers of modern architecture who combined modern technology with traditional forms and materials in designing commercial, residential, governmental, religious and educational buildings. Born in New York City, graduated from Columbia University with a bachelor of architecture (1928), moved to Dallas (1935), established a firm, continued to work there until his death. Summary: Personal papers, office files, job files, specifications, printed and visual materials and drawings document Meyer's architectural design career and civic affiliations (1924-1986).
English.
Biographical Sketch of Howard R. Meyer
Howard R. Meyer was one of the pioneers of modern architecture in Texas. Born in New York City, he studied at Columbia, graduating with a bachelor of architecture in 1928.
Meyer's exposure to modernism came very early. In 1926 while still a student, he worked in the office of William Lescaze, then the leading representative of the international style on the East Coast. Inspired by what he saw, Meyer, accompanied by his wife Schon, embarked on a year-long trip to Europe to see the work of the leading modernists. On the trip he met Le Corbusier and visited the recently completed German Werkbund exhibition in Stuttgart.
He returned to New York in 1929 and worked briefly for Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue and Thompson and Churchill. In 1932 he opened an office with Morris B. Saunders, but with the Depression at its height, their practice was largely restricted to small renovation projects and furniture designs.
Lured by the prospect of work, Meyer moved to Dallas in 1935. In the late 1930s and early 1940s he designed a series of small modern houses including the Sanger House (1937), the Rose House (1938), the Pearlstone House (1938), and the Zale House (1939). Built in a modified international style that came to characterize most of his later work, the houses featured brick and redwood exteriors, with simple, free-flowing plans. Meyer also designed furniture for several of the houses in an effort to create a unified effect.
He came closest to realizing this vision of total design in his most important post-war houses, the Charles Storey (1949) and Ben Lipshy (1950) houses. Less formal than his earlier work, the two houses represent Meyer's attempt to synthesize Wright's organic architecture and the international style, and at the same time to develop an idiom that would respond to the Texas climate and native Texas traditions.
Meyer's work, however, was not limited to residential architecture. Over the course of his long career he designed a wide array of commercial and public buildings as well as several churches and synagogues. The Hexter Title & Abstract Building in Dallas (1953) exemplifies the hard-edged modernist style that dominated the 1950s and early 1960s while the luxury high-rise apartment building at 3525 Turtle Creek Boulevard (1950) reflects a sensitivity to materials and siting. Others, like the Administrative Training Building for the Industrial Generating Corporation (1970), are much closer to Wright's organic architecture. In Meyer's best work he was able to integrate these two tendencies to produce architecture that was comfortable and yet uncompromisingly modern.
Perhaps the best example of this later style is Temple Emanuel (1953-59). Meyer worked on the building with noted West Coast architect William W. Wurster, sculptor and muralist Gyorgy Kepes, and Anni Albers to produce a work of unusual sophistication and richness.
Meyer was an AIA Fellow, and in 1959 received an AIA Award of Merit for Temple Emanuel. He continued to work until his death in 1988.
-Christopher Long
-From "Texas 50." Texas Architect (Nov./Dec. 1989): p. 52
Scope and Content of the collection
Personal papers, office files, job files, specifications, printed and visual materials, and drawings document Howard R. Meyer's architectural design career and civic affiliations (1924-1986).
Files in Meyer's personal papers highlight his participation in community organizations in the Dallas area. Correspondence, mailing lists, and printed material record his activities as design center representative for the West Dallas Block Project (1973-75), building committee member for the Rhoads Terrace Institute, a local day care facility at the Rhoads Housing Project (1974-75), member of the Temporary Building Committee and Acquisitions Committee for the Dallas Museum of Contemporary Arts (1957-58), and member of the fund raising team for the Dallas Symphony (1967-71).
The bulk of the written records, 12.5 linear feet, consists of job files and specifications. These two series contain documentation for more than forty of Meyer's residential designs, most of them within the Dallas Metropolitan area. Records of Meyer's commercial and religious projects included in these series are: Golden Acres - Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, the Dallas Rehabilitation Center (later named Caruth Rehabilitation Center), the Dallas Public Library - West Dallas Branch and St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Denton. Another major well-documented project in both the Job File and Specification Series is the Job Corps Women's Training Center at McKinney, Texas. For this project Meyer's firm renovated and remodeled 66 of the 85 buildings in a former Veteran's Administration Hospital complex. One hundred eight negatives in the photograph series, illustrating plans of the original structures, augment the written records.
Several projects reflecting Meyer's commitment to improved low income housing design are highlighted in the Job Files and/or Specification series. The Housing Authority for the City of Dallas administered two Tex Housing Projects which Meyer's firm completed in the 1950s. The firm also worked on three projects for the Dallas Housing Authority between 1966 and 1976.
Missing from the Job Files and Specification series are comprehensive records for two of Meyer's major projects: 3525 Turtle Creek and Temple Emanu-El. These files reside with the family of Max Sandfield & the Temple Emanu-El archives respectively.
Publications featuring Meyer's work focus on his multi-family projects and non-residential designs. A supplement from the Dallas Times Herald (July 13, 1958) provides extensive coverage of building features and services offered to residents at 3525 Turtle Creek. Several publications deal with the Mastic Tile Competition Awards (1959) to provide homes and communities for families with modest incomes. Meyer, John H. Box and James Pratt presented the award winning design and received the $10,000 grand prize.
Visual material in the record group (not including drawings) consists of 35mm slides, negatives and photographs illustrating Meyer's residential, commercial and religious work. Floor and site plans, elevations, models and completed projects are documented in this series. Approximately twenty presentation quality 8"×10" black and white photographs describe Meyer's residential design work of the 1950s and 1960s. Six slide presentations, none with supporting text, are also contained in the series. Five of the
presentations deal with low income housing and may have accompanied a series of slide talks that Meyer delivered in the mid-1960s. These lectures, sponsored by the Public Housing Administration (now HUD) and the National Association of Housing Renewal, were presented at seminars in Little Rock, New Orleans and Austin. Two slide shows contain presentations of entries for the Public Housing Awards, sponsored by the National Public Housing Administration. Meyer served as a juror for the 1964 competition.
The drawings series consists of more than 4000 items. Included among the drawings of residences (building is located in Dallas unless otherwise specified): Robert M. Burns, Wichita Falls; Louis Hexter; Edmund Kahn; Leo Landauer; Ben Lipshy; Henry Pearlstone; Helman Rosenthal; Milton Tobian; Morris and William Zale. Commercial and religious projects include: Apartments at 3525 Turtle Creek; Dallas Rehabilitation Center; David G. Burnet Elementary School; Denton Area Teacher's Credit Union, Denton; Golden Acres; Nogales Building, Vicksburg, Mississippi; Reba Mallison Nadel Memorial Nursery and Infant Welfare Clinic; Saint Paul's Lutheran Church, Denton; Temple Emanu-El; Temple Beth-El, Tyler; Turtle Creek Village.
Other Finding Aids
Unpublished inventory in Archive.
References to works by or about Howard R. Meyer (1903-1988)
"Apartment Building." Texas Architect (February 1961): cover.
"Apartments." Architectural Record 60 (June 1959): p. 195-218. Illus. plans.
"Architectural Record's building types study number 328: Apartments." Architectural Record 135 (January 1964): p. 143-162. Illus., plans.
Dillon, David. Dallas Architecture, 1936-1986. Austin: Texas Monthly Press, 1985.
"A high domed temple in Texas, Temple Emanu-el, Dallas, Texas." Architectural Forum 108 (March 1958): p.92-95. Illus., plans.
"House for Melville S. Rose, Dallas, Texas; Howard Meyer, architect." Architectural Forum 72 (February 1940): p. 114-115. Illus., plans.
"Howard Meyer named AIA Fellow." Texas Architect (May 1957): p. 12.
"In Dallas, Texas...." Pencil Points 26 (February 1945): p. 85-88. Illus., plans, diagrams.
Kohl, George S., ed. American Architects Directory. New York: R.R. Bowker, 1970.
"L-shaped plan adapted to corner lot...." Architectural Record 88 (September 1940): p. 54-55. Illus., plans.
"Retraining center exploits a sloping site." Architectural Record 135 (April 1964): p. 200-203. Illus., plans.
"Small building, big impacts, Hexter Title and Abstract Company." Architectural Forum 99 (August 1953): p. 123. Illus., plan.
"Temple Emanu-el wins award." Texas Architect (November 1957): p. 26.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the University of Texas Online Catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Persons:
Meyer, Howard R., 1903-1988--Archives.
Organizations:
Eugene R. Sanger Residence (Dallas, Tex.)
Temple Emanu-El (Dallas, Tex.)
Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged.
Ben Lipshy Residence (Dallas, Tex.)
Henry Pearlstone Residence (Dallas, Tex.)
Turtle Creek Apartments (Dallas, Tex.)
Subjects:
Architecture, Domestic--Texas--Dallas.
Synagogue architecture--Texas--Dallas.
Apartment buildings--Texas--Dallas.
Commercial buildings--Texas--Dallas.
Public housing--Texas--Dallas.
Architecture--Texas--Dallas.
Architecture, Domestic--Texas
Geographical:
Dallas (Tex.)--Buildings.
Turtle Creek (Dallas, Tex.)
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Preferred Citation
Howard R. Meyer Drawings, Photographs and Archival Records, 1924-1986, New York, Texas and Early Modernism, Alexander Architectural Archive, University of Texas Libraries, the University of Texas at Austin
Processing Information
Processed by: Kathy Martinson and Nancy Sparrow
Date: December 1992
Processing is not completed. Please see Archive's staff for more information.
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.
Series A Personal Papers
Series Abstract
This series includes student material, awards, correspondence and information about Meyer's community associations.
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5
Building Materials and Construction - course work at Columbia University
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6
Syllabus for Applied Psychology by A.T. Poffenberger (1920)
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12
License to practice architecture - State of Texas
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13
Medal AIA Fellow
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7
Temple Emanu-El in 1960 National Gold Medal Exhibition of the Building Arts, p. 85
1
8
Texas Architecture 1952 - Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Exhibit Catalog
1
9
Mastic Tile Competition
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10
Homes for Better Living (HFBL) Awards Program Landman Teller House entered - 1973
1
11
Awards - AIA Award of Merit to Temple Emanu-El, Dallas
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14
Awards - Dallas Chapter of AIA Certificate of Appreciation 1961 (2), Texas Society of Architects Architecture of Merit in the Past Ten Years 1950-59 for Turtle Creek and Temple Emanu-El, AIA Certificate of Fellowship 1957, Texas Architecture 1957 Award of Merit and Special Commendation for Sanctuary for Temple Emanu-El
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12
Dallas, City of; Housing Forum, S.M.U. Housing Project Conference (1975)
1
13
Dallas, City of; West Dallas Community Design Center, Public Housing Subcommittee (1974)
1
14
Dallas, City of; West Dallas Community Design Center, West Dallas Block partnership (1973-74)
1
15
Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts-Acquisition Committee Correspondence
1
16
Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts - correspondence, lease, donor and product information
1
17
Dallas Symphony Fund Drive - correspondence and mailing lists
1
18
Rhoads Terrace Institute - business information & merger with Day Care Association of Metropolitan Dallas
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1
Rhoads Terrace Institute of Early Childhood Education - Building Committee file (1968-1977)
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2
Dicker Sack - Stack (1969-70) (see also: photo series)
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3
Cogan, Lea & Dicker, Ed - correspondence re: Stack - Sack construction (1971)
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20
Correspondence from Max Levy 1986
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4
Travel brochures - Germany
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5
Program - Salute to Architecture, Dallas Chapter AIA (1959)
Series B Office Files
Series Abstract
This series includes files that support the running of an architectural office, such as job lists, correspondence, blank forms and public relations.
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6
Jobs by number, jobs alphabetic, index of catalogs, publication of work, index to files
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7
Obsolete forms
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8
[Federal] security clearance for office personnel
2
9
Mailing lists and congratulations-on-moving notes
2
10
Landauer, Leo & Associates Consulting Engineers, Professional Fees (1973-78)
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11
Landauer, Leo estate (1977)
2
12
Glazbrook, Nick statements from Meyer (1976-77)
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13
2727 Oaklawn layout for leasing ad
2
14
Dallas Independent School District -correspondence (1969)
2
15
Department of the Navy - correspondence regarding engineering consolidation (1970)
2
16
Turtle Creek & Turtle Creek Village -correspondence regarding publicity (1961-1965)
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17
Golden Acres - International Symposium on Housing and Environmental Design for Older Adults - correspondence (1973-1974)
2
18
Housing for the Aged - slide show script developed by Noonan, Thompson, Krocker Marmon, and Mok - San Antonio Housing Authority
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19
Masterspec subscription (1973)
2
20
Architecture books - promotional material
Series B1 Product Information
Series Abstract
This series includes product catalogs and brochures.
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1
Brick and tile scales
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2
Kitchen Maid standard unit systems - shop drawings
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3
Contemporary Copper: A Handbook of Sheet Copper Fundamentals (1966)
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4
Nakashima, George; woodcarver - furniture catalog
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5
Case and stand for books - William B. Schieffer Studio
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6
Giso Lampen catalog of Gispen Co. of Rotterdam and Amsterdam (c. 1925)
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7
George Tanier Lighting Inc. (c. 1959)
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8
Synagogue Seating - American Seating Co. catalog
Series C Job Files
Series Abstract
This series includes material arranged by client name and kept by the architect pertaining to particular architectural projects and may contain correspondence with clients, change orders, contracts and reports.
(Note: three digit numbers in parentheses represent original job numbers)
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1
American Products Company, work file, Dallas
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2
American Products Company, Dallas (1961)
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3
Anderson, Kirk; Residence, Dallas
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4
Robert Beer and Co., Dallas
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5
Burns, Robert; Residence (correspondence), Wichita Falls
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6
Burns, Robert; Residence (work file), Wichita Falls
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7
Burns, Robert; Residence (estimates), Wichita Falls
Caruth Memorial Rehabilitation Center. See: Dallas Rehabilitation Center.
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8
Cleaver, J.S.; Residence addition, Dallas
4
9
Cobb, E.D.; Residence, Dallas
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1
Dahlgren Manufacturing Co., Dallas
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2
Dallas, City of; Housing Authority (1966-1975)
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3
Dallas, City of; Housing Authority; Forrest Lane Project
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4
Dallas, City of; Housing Authority; Turnkey Single Family (1969)
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5
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch [1 of 2]
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6
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch [2 of 2]
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1
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (certificates for payment)
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2
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (change orders and related correspondence)
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3
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (contract)
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4
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (correspondence)
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5
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch, 1973-1974
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6
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch, 1974-1975
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Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (correspondence, 1973-1976)
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8
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (estimates)
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9
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (furniture & furnishings correspondence)
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1
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (plans and bids, 1974)
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2
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (plans and specifications)
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3
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (reports)
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4
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (work file)
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5
Dallas, City of - Public Library, West Dallas Branch (work file on furniture)
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6
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (general technical data)
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7
Dallas Power and Light Pavilion
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8
Dallas Rehabilitation Center
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9
Dallas Rehabilitation Center (work file) [1 of 2]
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10
Dallas Rehabilitation Center (work file) [2 of 2]
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11
Dallas Taping for the Blind Inc. (correspondence)
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12
Dallas Taping for the Blind Inc. (plans and bids)
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13
Dallas Taping for the Blind Inc. (work file)
7
14
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union
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1
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union (certificates for payment)
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2
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union (contract)
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3
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union (contractors wishing to bid)
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4
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union (correspondence)
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5
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union (request from contractors)
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6
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union (savings)
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7
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union (work file)
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8
Elizabeth Lake Estates; Harrison and Lear Inc., Hampton, Va.
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9
Finnegan, Michael
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10
Fogelson Building (proposed) Fairmount, Dallas
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11
Frank and Dicker Country Club, Dallas
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12
Frank, Jerome; Prospective jobs
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13
Frank, Jerome; Residence, Dallas
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1
Freeman, Harry I.; Building at Pacific Ave., Dallas
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2
Gaines, John; Terra Firma Inc., Windy Hill Farm Project, Lexington, Ky.
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3
Gaines, John; Training center for horses, Lexington, Ky.
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4
Goldberg, Judge Irving L.; Office, Dallas
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5
Goldberg, Judge Irving; Penthouse Apt. M (239), Dallas
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6
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged; 1960 addition (215)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, correspondence 2/70-12/70. (247) [1 of 2]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, correspondence 2/70-12/70. (247) [2 of 2]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, correspondence 12/70-12/71. (247) [1 of 2]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, correspondence 12/70-12/71. (247) [2 of 2]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, correspondence 1/72. (247)
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2
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, change orders and related correspondence. (247) [1 of 3]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, change orders and related correspondence. (247) [2 of 3]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, change orders and related correspondence. (247) [3 of 3]
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5
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, certificates for payment. (247) [1 of 2]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, certificates for payment. (247) [2 of 2]
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7
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, contract, 1968. (247)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, code requirements, 1972. (247)
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2
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Apartments correspondence. (253)
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3
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity and apartment buildings correspondence. (253)
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4
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity building correspondence. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity building payments. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity and apartment buildings payments. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity building contract. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity building and apartments work file. (253) [1 of 3]
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity and apartment buildings work file. (253) [2 of 3]
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2
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity and apartment buildings work file. (253) [3 of 3]
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3
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Activity building furniture. (253)
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4
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Byer Square work file. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Byer Square Apartments work file. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Byer Square reports. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Richard Sikes estimates
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8
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Byer Square estimates for deductions. (253)
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9
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged; Byer Square change orders
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged; Activity and apartment buildings plans and specs. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Work Pending Completion, 1973-1976. (253)
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12
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, New Porch, 1975. (253)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Auditorium addition side chapel payments. (260)
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2
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Side chapel work file. (260)
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Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Side chapel furnishings. (260)
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4
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Auditorium acoustics work file. (260)
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5
Goodell, Sol; Residence, Dallas [1 of 2]
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6
Goodell, Sol; Residence, Dallas [2 of 2]
13
7
Grossman-Hoffman Building: Addition to 2727 Oaklawn, Dallas (217)
13
8
Grossman-Hoffman Building: Addition to 2727 Oaklawn (work file), Dallas
13
9
Hexter, Louis J.; Residence (correspondence with G. Kepes), Dallas
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15
Highland Park Methodist Church (proposed expansion)
13
10
Hoffman, Henry; Apartments, Dallas (213)
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1
Industrial Generating Co.; Administration and training building (correspondence), Dallas (251)
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2
Industrial Generating Co.; Administration and training building (furnishings), Dallas (251)
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3
Industrial Generating Co.; Administration and training building (plans, bids), Dallas (251)
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4
Industrial Generating Co.; Administration and training building (transmittal file), Dallas
14
5
Industrial Generating Co.; Administration and training building (work file), Dallas (251)
14
6
Jenkins, Doris; Residence, Dallas
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7
Job Corps; Women's Center, Boiler Plant, McKinney (238)
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8
Job Corps; Women's Center, Gym and staff housing contract, McKinney (238)
14
9
Lee, Sidney; Residence, Dallas
14
10
Lifson, Cal; Residence, Dallas
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11
Ligon, Samuel; Residence (correspondence), Richardson [1 of 2]
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1
Ligon, Samuel; Residence (correspondence), Richardson [2 of 2]
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2
Ligon, Samuel; Residence (inspection reports), Richardson (252)
15
3
Ligon, Samuel; Residence (notes), Dallas (252)
15
4
Ligon, Samuel; Residence (work file), Dallas (252) [1 of 2]
15
5
Ligon, Samuel; Residence (work file), Dallas (252) [2 of 2]
15
6
Ligon, Samuel; Residence (follow-up and change orders), Dallas (252)
15
7
Lipshy, Bruce; Residence, Dallas
15
8
Meyer, Howard; Office building at 2909 Fairmount, Dallas
15
9
Meyer, Howard; Office building at 2727 Oaklawn, Dallas
15
10
Meyer, Howard; Residence, Dallas (248)
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11
Nasher, Raymond D.; Residence, Dallas
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1
O'Boyle, John; Residence alterations, Dallas
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2
Pearlstone, Henry; Residence, University Park
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3
Plano Public Library (correspondence)
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4
Presnall, Homer H., Jr.; Apartments, Abilene
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5
Prospective jobs - 1966, 1967, 1970, 1972
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6
Richmond, Don; Residence, Dallas
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7
Rosenberg, Richard; Residence, Dallas
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8
Rosenberg, Richard; Residence (work file), Dallas [1 of 2]
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9
Rosenberg, Richard; Residence (work file), Dallas [2 of 2]
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10
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (correspondence), Denton (244) [1 of 3]
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11
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (correspondence), Denton (244) [2 of 3]
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church (correspondence), Denton (244) [3 of 3]
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2
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (program), Denton (244)
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3
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (estimate file), Denton (244)
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4
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (plans, specs, bids etc.), Denton (244)
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5
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (revisions of specs etc.), Denton
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6
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (work file,) Denton (244) [1 of 4]
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church (work file), Denton (244) [2 of 3]
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church (work file), Denton (244) [3 of 4]
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9
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (work file), Denton (244) [4 of 4]
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Dave Bloxum work file), Denton (244)
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2
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (acoustic file), Denton (244)
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3
Salzberger, Henry X.; Projects - Mexicana Road Project
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4
San Antonio Housing Authority estimate file
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5
Schaenen, Bernard; Residence, Dallas
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6
Schaenen, Michael; Residence, Dallas
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7
Seidel, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford; Residence, Dallas
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8
Seidel, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford; Residence, Dallas, 1976
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9
Seidel, Dr. and Mrs. Clifford; Residence (revision drawings), Dallas
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1
Statler-Hilton; Roof garden and sun deck, Dallas
19
2
Teller, Landman; Residence (correspondence), Vicksburg, Miss. (246)
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3
Teller, Landman; Residence (work file), Vicksburg, Miss.
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4
Temple Emanu-El, Dallas
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5
Tobian, Milton; Residence, Dallas
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6
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Denton
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7
Turtle Creek, 3525; Apartment building (correspondence), Dallas
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16
Turtle Creek, 3526; (presentation)
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8
Turtle Creek, 3525; Apartment building, Dillingham Corp., Dallas
19
9
Turtle Creek, 3525; Apartment building renovation (apartments 15 B, C, D), Dallas
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10
Turtle Creek Village, Bowser St., Jerome Frank and Associates, Dallas
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1
Varsity Village
Veterans Administration Hospital. See Job Corps; Women's Training Center.
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2
West, Alfred; Residence, Dallas
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3
West, Jerri Clayton; Residence, Woody Creek, Colo.
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4
West, Jerri Clayton; Residence, Woody Creek, Colo.
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5
Wood; Residence
Series D Specifications
Series Abstract
This series contains specifications which are the written documentation on how a project is to be constructed and are arranged by client name.
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American Products Co.; Addition, Dallas
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2
Anderson, M. Allen; Residence addition, Dallas, Oct. 1948
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3
Anderson, M. Allen; Residence addition, Dallas Oct. 1948
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4
Bell Chemical Co., Remodeling, Dallas
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Big Brown Steam Electric Station, Industrial Generating Co.; Administration and training building, [1 of 2]March 1971
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Big Brown Steam Electric Station, Industrial Generating Co.; Administration and training building, [2 of 2]March 1971
21
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Burns, Robert; Residence, Wichita Falls
21
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Burns, Robert; Residence (electrical and mechanical specifications), Wichita Falls
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Burns, Robert; Residence (HVAC and plumbing specifications), Wichita Falls, [1954]
21
10
Burns, Robert; Residence (HVAC and plumbing specifications), Wichita Falls, [1954]
Caruth Memorial Rehabilitation Center. See: Dallas Rehabilitation Center.
21
11
Cinnamon, Alfred; Residence, Dallas, 1937
21
12
Colombian Club Bar Room, Dallas, [1 of 2]1936
21
13
Colombian Club Bar Room, Dallas, [2 of 2]1936
22
1
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch, 1974
22
2
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch, 1974
22
3
Dallas Day Nursery and Infant Welfare; Reba Mallinson Wadel Memorial Day Nursery, 1951
22
4
Dallas Day Nursery and Infant Welfare; Reba Mallinson Wadel Memorial Day Nursery, 1951
22
5
Dallas Independent School District; David G. Burnet Elementary School, 1954
22
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Dallas Independent School District; David G. Burnet Elementary School, 1954
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Dallas Independent School District; David G. Burnet Elementary School, 1954
23
2
Dallas Power and Light Co. Pavilion, 1958
23
3
Dallas Rehabilitation Center; Caruth Memorial Rehabilitation Center, 1960
23
4
Dallas Taping for the Blind Inc.; Herbert and Minnie Marcus Center, 1974
23
5
Dehart, Ernest G.; Residence, Dallas [1 of 2]1951
23
6
Dehart, Ernest G.; Residence, Dallas [2 of 2]1951
23
7
Denton County Area Teachers Credit Union, 1964
24
1
Denton County Area Teachers Credit Union; Additions, 1967
24
2
Denton County Area Teachers Federal Credit Union, 1974
24
3
Donnally, Chester J.; Residence, Dallas, 1948
24
4
Donnally, Chester J.; Residence, Dallas, 1948
24
5
First Presbyterian Church, Denton, 1964
24
6
Frank, Isaac; Residence alteration, New York City, 1925
24
7
Getterman, L.T., Jr.; Residence, Waco, 1952
24
8
Goldberg, Irving; Residence additions, Dallas, 1940
24
9
Goldberg, Irving; Residence additions, Dallas, 1940
24
10
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, 1957
25
1
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, 1961
25
2
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, 1961
25
3
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, general construction, mechanical and electrical work, 1966
25
4
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, landscape, 1966
25
5
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, addition, 1970
26
1
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Byer Square addition, 1973
26
2
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Byer Square addition, 1973
26
3
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, alterations to the administration wing, 1978
26
4
Goldstein, Jack and Abe; Duplex, Dallas, 1932
26
5
Goldstein, Jack and Abe; Duplex, Dallas, 1938
26
6
Goodell, Sol; Residence, Dallas, 1958
26
7
Guardian Life Building; Remodeling of Richard M. McLarry offices, Dallas, 1946
26
8
Hartmann, Robin P.; Residence additions, Dallas, 1980
26
9
Hexter, Louis J.; Farmhouse, Dallas, 1941
26
10
Hexter, Louis J.; Residence (labor and materials) Dallas, 1935
26
11
Hexter Title Co. Office Building, Dallas, 1948
26
12
Hexter Title Co. Office Building, Dallas, 1950
26
13
Hexter Title Co. Office Building, Dallas, 1950
26
14
Hexter Title Co. Office Building, Dallas, 1950
27
1
Hillel Foundation Building, Austin, [1 of 2]1947
27
2
Hillel Foundation Building, Austin, 2 of 2]1947
27
3
Hillel Foundation Building, Austin, 1949
27
4
Hoffman, Henry; Proposed apartments (elevator specs) for 2801 Oaklawn, Dallas
27
5
Hohenberg, A. Sydney; Residence, Dallas, [1 of 2]1939
27
6
Hohenberg, A. Sydney; Residence, Dallas, [2 of 2]1939
27
7
Hopkins, E.B.; Cabana, Kemah, [1 of 2]1941
27
8
Hopkins, E.B.; Cabana, Kemah, [2 of 2]1941
27
9
Hughes, Ashford; Residence, Dallas, 1951
27
10
Jewish Community Center; Remodeling, Dallas, 1941
27
11
Jewish Community Center; Remodeling, Dallas, 1941
27
12
Joyce, Walter F., Jr.; Residence, Dallas, 1959
27
13
Kahn, Asher; Residence, Dallas, 1939
27
14
Kahn, Edmund J.; Residence, Dallas, 1947
27
15
Kahn, E. M.; Building alterations, Dallas, 1936
27
16
Killam, Radcliffe; Residence, Laredo, 1947
27
17
Killam, Radcliffe; Residence, Laredo, 1947
27
18
Landauer, Leo; Residence, Dallas, 1955
27
19
Laredo Air Force Base; 345 units of family housing, 1955
27
20
Levy, Lester; Residence, Waco, [1 of 2]1940
27
21
Levy, Lester; Residence, Waco, [2 of 2]1940
28
1
Lewis, Donald; Residence, Dallas, 1940
28
2
Ligon, Samuel; Residence, Richardson, 1972
28
3
Lipshy, Ben; Residence, Dallas, 1951
28
4
Loeb, Milton; Residence, Dallas, [1 of 2]1936
28
5
Loeb, Milton; Residence, Dallas, [2 of 2]1936
28
6
Lorch, Lester P.; Residence, Dallas, [1 of 2]1938
28
7
Lorch, Lester P.; Residence, Dallas, [2 of 2]1938
28
8
McLarry, Richard; Residence (remodeling and additions), Dallas, 1970
28
9
McLarry, Richard; Residence, Highland Park, 1940
28
10
McLarry, D.D.; Duplex, Highland Park, 1940
28
11
McMillan Community Center, Dallas, 1978
28
12
Maxine Shop; Store front remodel, Tyler, 1939
28
13
Meirowitz, Elias; Premises alterations, New York City, 1935
28
14
Meyer, Howard, Residence, Dallas, 1968
28
15
Meyer, Howard; Residence (air conditioning), Dallas, 1968
28
16
Meyer, Howard; Residence (addendum #1), Dallas, 1968
28
17
Nasher, Raymond; Residence (additions), Dallas, 1963
28
18
Nogales Building, Vicksburg, Miss., 1965
29
1
Northrup, Lynn L., Jr.; Residence, Dallas [1 of 3]
29
2
Northrup, Lynn L., Jr.; Residence, Dallas [2 of 3]
29
3
Northrup, Lynn L., Jr.; Residence, Dallas [3 of 3]
29
4
Oldham, John C.; Residence (alterations), Dallas
29
5
Pearlstone, Henry A.; Residence, University Park, 1938
29
6
Redful Corp. Building, New York City, 1930
29
7
Rose, Melville S.; Residence (addition), Highland Park, [1 of 4]1938
29
8
Rose, Melville S.; Residence (addition), Highland Park, [2 of 4]1938
29
9
Rose, Melville S.; Residence (addition), Highland Park, [3 of 4]1938
29
10
Rose, Melville S.; Residence (addition), Highland Park, [4 of 4]1938
29
11
Rosenberg, Richard; Residence, Dallas, 1963
29
12
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Denton, 1969
29
13
Sanger, Eugene K.; Residence, Dallas, [1 of 2]1937
29
14
Sanger, Eugene K,; Residence, Dallas, [2 of 2]1937
29
15
Sanger, Morton; Residence, Preston Downs, [1 of 2]1936
29
16
Sanger, Morton; Residence, Preston Downs, [2 of 2]1936
29
17
Schaenen, Bernard; Duplex, Highland Park, 1941
29
18
Schepps, Julius; Residence, Dallas, [1 of 2]1951
29
19
Schepps, Julius; Residence, Dallas, [2 of 2]1951
29
20
Seidel, Dr. Clifford; Residence, Dallas, [1 of 2]1957
30
1
Seidel, Dr. Clifford; Residence, Dallas, [2 of 2]1957
30
2
Shaw, Bernard; Duplex, Highland Park, 1941
30
3
Shearith Israel; Religious and educational building, Dallas, 1949
30
4
Simmons, Sam S.; Residence, Vicksburg, Miss., 1946
30
5
Stearn, Gus; Duplex, Dallas, 1958
30
6
Teller, Landman; Residence, Vicksburg, Miss., 1939
30
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Teller, Landman; Residence (additions), Vicksburg, Miss., 1947
30
8
Teller, Landman; Residence (heating), Vicksburg, Miss., 1947
30
9
Teller, Landman; Residence (additions), Vicksburg, Miss., 1947
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10
Teller, Landman; Residence, Vicksburg, Miss., 1968
30
11
Temple Beth-El, Tyler, [1 of 3]1938
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Temple Beth-El, Tyler, [2 of 3]1938
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13
Temple Beth-El, Tyler, [3 of 3]1938
30
14
Temple Emanu-El, alterations to gymnasium, Dallas, [1 of 2]1937
30
15
Temple Emanu-El, alterations to gymnasium, Dallas, [2 of 2]1937
30
16
Temple Emanu-El, air conditioning, Dallas
30
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Temple Emanu-El, kitchen equipment, Dallas, 1955
30
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Temple Emanu-El, landscaping, Dallas, 1955
30
19
Temple Emanu-El, seating, Dallas, 1955
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Temple Emanu-El, Dallas, 1955
31
2
Temple Emanu-El, Dorothy and Henry S. Jacobus Archives Study, Dallas, 1973
31
3
Temple Emanu-El, Ruth and Milton Levy Building, Dallas, 1976
31
4
Temple Emanu-El, Ruth and Milton Levy Building (mechanical and electrical), Dallas, 1976
31
5
Tex 9-7 Housing Project; Clarendon Drive Project, Dallas, 1951
32
1
Tex 9-7 Housing Project; Clarendon Drive Project (community building), Dallas, 1952
32
2
Tex 9-7 Housing Project; Clarendon Drive Project (landscape development), Dallas, 1952
32
3
Tex 9-8 Housing Project; Canaan Street Project, Dallas, 1951
32
4
Tex 9-8 Housing Project; Canaan Street Project (landscape development), Dallas, 1952
32
5
Tex 9-8 Housing Project; Canaan Street Project (community building), Dallas, 1953
32
6
Tiferet Israel Synagogue, Dallas, 1938
32
7
Tobian, Milton; Residence, Dallas, 1955
33
1
Turtle Creek Apartment Building, Dallas, 1960
33
2
Turtle Creek Village, Dallas, 1960
33
3
Wein, Morris; Residence, Richmond Hill, N.Y., 1931
33
4
Well-Made Novelty Co.; Alterations, Dallas, 1949
33
5
Well-Made Novelty Co.; Alterations, Dallas, 1949
33
6
West, Alfred; Residence, Dallas, 1951
33
7
West, Jeri Clayton; Residence, Woody Creek, Colo., 1962
33
8
White Rock Lake Park; Bathhouse modifications, Dallas, 1980
33
9
Winfrey, Martin; Residence (alterations), Dallas, 1941
33
10
Wolf, Dr. Jack I.; Residence (addition), Dallas, [1 of 2]1953
33
11
Wolf, Dr. Jack I.; Residence (addition), Dallas, [2 of 2]1953
33
12
Zale, Morris; Residence, Dallas, 1948
33
13
Zale, Morris; Residence (air conditioning), Dallas, 1948
33
14
Zale, William; Residence, Dallas
33
15
Example of binder used to house Specifications [1938-1941] (Acidic)
Series E Printed Material
Series Abstract
This series contains published and unpublished material including magazine articles about Meyers' projects, exhibition catalogs, speeches, books, brochures and information about other architects.
Series E1 Clippings
Series Abstract
This series contains clippings from published sources such as magazines and newspapers.
34
1
Howard Meyer and his work
34
2
Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts
34
3
Dallas Rehabilitation Center (also called the Caruth Rehabilitation Center)
34
4
Hexter Title Co.
34
5
Fendler, Rudolph
34
6
Hoffman, Henry; Proposed apartment building at 2801 Oaklawn, Dallas
34
7
Kepes, Gyorgy
34
8
Lipshy, Ben; Residence
34
9
Mastic Tile Competition
34
10
Temple Emanu-El
34
11
Tobian, Milton
34
12
3525 Turtle Creek
34
13
Turtle Creek Parkway Controversy (1959-1960)
34
14
Turtle Creek Village
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3
"Vine Covered Cottage and a House for a Pair of Moderns." Popular Homes
(nd)
34
15
Williams, David
34
16
Wright, Frank Lloyd
34
17
Obituary for Schon Meyer
34
18
Obituaries for Talbot Hamlin and Ralph Bryan
34
19
Miscellaneous clippings
Series E2 Periodicals featuring Meyer and his Projects
Series Abstract
This series includes magazines with articles about Meyers and his designs.
34
20
"Temple Emanu-El - Award of Merit." AIA Journal XXXI (June 1959): p. 86.
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4
Awards: Mastic Tile First Annual Design Competition - Meyer, Pratt, and Box grand prize winners
34
21
"Small Town...in Town." Adult (October 1959): p. 4-5, 18.
34
22
"A Portfolio of Rescued Buildings." [13th Church of Christ Scientist, New York City] Architectural Forum LXI (September 1934): p. 182.
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23
"Houses." [Melville S. Rose Residence] Architectural Forum 72 (February 1940): p. 114-5.
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24
"Small Building, Big Impact." [Hexter Title Building] Architectural Forum 99 (August 1953): p. 123.
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25
"Stone in Today's Building." [Hexter Title Building] Architectural Forum 101 (July 1954): p. 156.
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26
"The Rise in Apartments." [3525 Turtle Creek] Architectural Forum 109 (September 1958): p. 108-9.
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27
"$25,000 Housing Competition won by Dallas Architects." [Mastic Tile Competition] Architectural Forum 111 (September 1959): p. 7, 9.
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1
"American Synagogue Design: 1729-1939." [Temple Beth-EI, Tyler] Architectural Record 86 (November 1939): p. 86.
35
2
"A Cocktail Room for a Texas Club." [Colombian Club] Architectural Record 87 (May 1940): p. 48-9.
35
3
"L-Shape Plan Adapted to Corner Lot." [Eugene Sanger Residence] Architectural Record 88 (September 1940): p. 54-5.
35
4
"Mews Type Plan for Texas Development." [Turtle Creek Village] Architectural Record (January 1964): p. 148-9.
35
5
"Retraining Center Exploits a Sloping Site." [Dallas Rehabilitation Center, also called the Caruth Rehabilitation Center] Architectural Record (April 1964): p. 200-1.
35
6
"Architecture '66." [Temple Emanu-EI] Dallas (October 1966): p. 40.
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7
"3525 Turtle Creek." Dallas Times Herald Sunday Morning Supplement (July 13, 1958).
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8
"Duluth to Dallas." [Last Word at Turtle Creek] Crane World (November 1957): p. 7.
35
9
"Portfolio of Architecture - Texas." [Henry Pearlstone Residence] Interior Design and Decoration (May 1940): p. 40.
35
10
"Competition Winners." The MATICO Tiler [Mastic Tile Corporation] (September 1959).
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11
"A Reflection of Their Lives." Parkway (January 1983): p. 50-1.
35
12
"3525 Turtle Creek." Southwest Properties Magazine (April 1957): p. 10-2.
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13
"Temple Emanu-EI Award of Merit." Texas Architect (November 1957): p. 26.
35
14
"Architecture of Merit" [3525 Turtle Creek] Texas Architect (February 1961): cover.
35
15
"Texas Portfolio." [Temple Emanu-EI] Texas Architect 28 (May/June 1978): p. 39.
35
16
"Born Again Bauhaus in Dallas." [Clark Residence, formerly Ben Lipshy Residence] Texas Homes (July 1983): p. 88-94.
35
17
"Dallas' Temple Emanu-EI: House of Worship Home for its Congregation." Tone (#41957): p. 1-2.
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18
"Dallas-Fort Worth Architects: Celebrating Our Own." [Temple Emanu-EI] Vision (April 1978): p. 23.
Series E3 Brochures
Series Abstract
This series contains pamphlets connected with Meyers' projects and designs and firm brochures for engineering companies.
40
1
3525 Turtle Creek
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2
Temple Emanu-EI dedication program, 1957
36
1
Dallas Rehabilitation Center, also called the Caruth Rehabilitation Center
36
2
Elizabeth Lake Estates, Hampton, Virginia
36
3
"Iconographies of Stained Glass Windows: Little Chapel-in-the-Woods."
36
4
Leo L. Landauer and Associates Firm Brochure - Consulting Engineers
36
5
Chappell, Taylor and Mitchell Co. - firm brochure (consulting structural engineers)
36
6
J. Herschel Fisher and Pat Y. Spillman - firm brochure
Series E4 Exhibit Catalogs
Series Abstract
This series includes catalogs for exhibitions.
36
7
Recent American Synagogue Architecture (exhibition 1963)
36
8
Architecture... Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, 1951
36
9
Gyorgy Kepes Exhibition Catalogue, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1958
36
10
French Contemporary Tapestry, Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, 1964
Series E5 Speeches
Series Abstract
This series contains speeches.
36
11
"A New Approach to Old Problems." Address delivered at Princeton University by Barclay Acheson.
36
12
"Man is the Measure." Louis Kahn, Lawrence Halprin, George Nelson, Niels Diffrient and Richard E. Paret. Summary of talks at the Design Seminar.
Series E6 Publications not about Meyer
Series Abstract
This series contains published material including magazine articles and books not about Meyer.
36
13
"An American Synagogue for Today and Tomorrow." Contemporary Designs by Architects and Artists
36
14
1969 Architectural Awards - Buildings with Fallout Shelters
36
15
"Mid-Century World Architecture." published by Architectural Record,
1959
36
16
"Development of Queens Boulevard." Reprint from Architectural Forum
40
5
Architecture Mid-America (September 1958)
40
6
L'Architecte (Mai 1930)
40
7
Bouwkundig Weekblad Architectura 30 (July 26, 1931)
40
8
Bouwkundig Weekblad Architectura 29 (July 18, 1931)
40
9
Bouwkundig Weekblad Architectura 30 (July 25, 1931)
40
10
Bouwkundig Weekblad Architectura 36 (September 5, 1931)
40
11
Bouwkundig Weekblad Architectura 37 (September 12, 1931)
36
17
Byggmastaren - 1930 Stockholm publication
36
18
California Monthly [inscribed by William Wurster](April 1954)
40
12
Fortune
(October 1935)
36
19
Harpers
(May 1958)
36
20
4th Biennial HUD Awards for Design Excellence, [with handwritten notes]1971
37
1
"Modular Coordination." (pamphlets)
37
2
Southwest Review
(Spring 1933)
37
3
Southwest Review
(Winter 1935)
37
4
"Space for Teaching." Bulletin of Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
(April 1941)
37
5
Texas Quarterly [article on Frank Lloyd Wright](Spring 1962)
Series E7 Books
Series Abstract
This series contains books not about Meyer.
37
6
American Institute of Architecture, ed. Architecture a Profession and a Career. Washington: American Institute of Architects, 1945.
37
7
Walker, Ralph. Ralph Walker and The American Institute of Architects: 1921-1961. New York: Aldus Printers, 1961?
37
8
Eighteen Thousand Color Combinations. New York: William Helburn, [nd].
37
9
Modern Architecture, International Exhibition. New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1932.
37
10
Vom Deutschen Werkbund, Herausgegeben. Bau und Wohnung. Stuttgart: Akad. Verlag Dr. Fr. Wedekind and Co., 1927.
Series F Visual Material
Series Abstract
This series includes photographs and slides of projects, designs and people.
Series F1 Photographs
Series Abstract
This series contains photographic material - both positive prints and negatives of designs and projects including some construction photographs.
41
1
Howard Meyer Portrait
41
2
Richard Neutra Portrait
41
3
Meyer Title Block Negative
41
4
Burns, Robert; Residence, Wichita Falls
(9 color photographs)
41
5
Columbian Country Club Cocktail Room, Dallas
(6 photographs)
41
6
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (1 title block negative, 2 schematic design negatives, 2 perspective negatives, 3 photographs of the schematic design and the perspective)
41
7
Dallas Rehabilitation Center, also called the Caruth Rehabilitation Center
(1 interior photograph)
41
8
Dicker Stack Sack
(6 promotional photographs)
41
9
Ft. Wolters Aircraft Instrument Trainer Building (1 rendering, 1 grading and drainage site plan, 1 floor plan, 1 exterior elevation and 1 interior elevation)
41
10
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged
(4 color photographs - 2 of models, 1 interior rendering, 1 exterior)
41
11
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged, Side Chapel addition (5 photographs of the electric candles)
41
12
Hexter Title Co. Building, Dallas
(1 exterior photograph)
41
13
Hoffman, Henry; Proposed Apartments at 2801 Oaklawn "Concord Apartments," Dallas
(2 exterior renderings)
41
14
Hohenberg, A. Sydney; Residence, Dallas
(4 exterior photographs)
41
15
Industrial Generating Co. (2 photographs found in job file with Thomas and Thomas Construction Co. information)
41
16
Jenkins, Doris; Residence, Dallas
(19 photographs and 22 negatives)
41
17
Job Corps Women's Training Center, formerly the Veterans Administration Hospital, McKinney
(108 negatives)
41
18
Lipshy, Ben; Residence, Dallas
(1 exterior and 2 interior photographs)
41
19
Lorch, Lester P.; Residence, Dallas
(2 exterior photographs)
41
20
Pearlstone, Henry; Residence (7 photographs) [1 of 2]
41
21
Pearlstone, Henry; Residence (6 photographs) [2 of 2]
41
22
Rose, Melville S.; Residence, Dallas
(1 interior and 1 exterior photograph)
41
23
Sanger, Eugene; Residence, Dallas
(2 interior and 4 exterior photographs)
41
24
Schaenen, Bernard; Residence, Highland Park
(1 exterior photo)
41
25
Teller, Landman; Residence, Vicksburg, Miss. (8 color photographs of the site before construction)
41
26
Teller, Landman; Residence, Vicksburg, Miss.
(8 color construction photographs)
41
27
Temple Beth-El, Tyler
(2 exterior and 2 interior photographs)
41
28
Temple Emanu-El, Dallas (1 negative of proposed floor and site plan)
41
29
Tex 9-8
(1 exterior photograph)
41
30
Tifereth Israel Synagogue, Dallas
(6 exterior and 1 interior photograph)
41
31
Tobian, Milton; Residence (2 photographs of desks)
41
32
3525 Turtle Creek Apartment Building, Dallas (1 color photograph of the lobby, 2 color exterior photographs, 9 exterior photographs, 1 typical floor plan, 1 penthouse floor plan, 1 first floor plan, 1 plot plan, 1 basement plan)
41
33
3525 Turtle Creek Apartment Building, Dallas
(3 exterior photographs and 1 contact sheet)
41
34
Turtle Creek Village Apartments, Dallas
(8 construction photographs and 1 rendering)
41
35
Turtle Creek Village Apartments, Dallas
(2 exterior and 3 interior photographs)
41
36
Turtle Creek Village Apartments, Dallas
(1 floor plan negative and 1 site plan negative)
41
37
Turtle Creek Village Apartments, Dallas
(1 color rendering, 1 brochure)
41
38
West, Jeri Clayton; Residence (21 photographs found in job file)
41
39
Zale, Morris; Residence, Dallas
(4 exterior photographs)
41
40
Zale, William; Residence, Dallas
(4 interior and 1 exterior photograph)
41
41
Unidentified courtyard
(1 negative)
41
42
Unidentified
(17 photographs)
41
43
Spiral binder used for housing photographs (retained as a sample only)
42
1
Meyer, Howard; 2727 Oaklawn Office Building, Dallas
(2 mechanicals)
42
2
Brackins Village
(2 photographs)
42
3
Meyer, Howard; 2727 Oaklawn Office Building, Dallas
(3 negatives and 1 photograph)
42
4
Rose, Melville; Residence, Dallas
(1 photograph)
42
5
3525 Turtle Creek Apartment Building, Dallas
(1 contact sheet)
42
6
Unidentified
(3 photographs)
42
7
Temple Emanu-El, Dallas
(2 photographs)
42
8
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Denton
(1 mechanical and 2 negatives)
42
9
Temple Emanu-El, Dallas
(2 negatives)
42
10
Meyer, Howard (portrait)
42
11
First Presbyterian Church, Denton
(2 photographs)
42
12
Meyer, Howard; 2727 Oaklawn Office Building, Dallas
(1 negative)
42
13
Brown, William; Residence
(4 photographs)
42
14
Pearlstone, Henry; Residence, Dallas
(14 photographs)
42
15
Zale, William; Residence, Dallas
(9 photographs)
42
16
Unidentified interiors
(3 photographs)
Series F2 Slides
Series Abstract
This series contains slides of competitions, projects, designs, slide shows and presentations including low income and public housing.
43
1
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch (53 slides) [1 of 3]
43
2
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch [2 of 3]
43
3
Dallas, City of; Public Library, West Dallas Branch [3 of 3]
43
4
Donnally, Chester, Residence, Dallas
(10 slides)
43
5
First Presbyterian Church, Denton
(15 slides)
43
6
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged (33 slides) [1 of 2]
43
7
Golden Acres; Dallas Home for the Jewish Aged [2 of 2]
43
7
Landauer, Leo; Residence, Dallas
(2 slides)
43
8
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Denton (40 slides) [1 of 2]
43
9
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Denton [2 of 2]
43
10
Schaenen, Bernard; Residence, Dallas
(13 slides)
43
11
Tobian, Milton; Residence, Dallas
(19 slides)
43
12
3525 Turtle Creek Apartment Building, Dallas (33 slides) [1 of 2]
43
13
3525 Turtle Creek Apartment Building, Dallas [2 of 2]
43
14
Zale, Morris; Residence, Dallas (24 slides) [1 of 2]
43
15
Zale, Morris; Residence, Dallas [2 of 2]
43
15
Zale, William; Residence, Dallas
(1 slide)
43
16
Unidentified
(15 slides)
44
1
Bergstrom Air Force Base
(8 slides)
44
2
Corsicana Post Office
(13 slides)
44
3
Dallas Independent School District; David Burnet Elementary School
(4 slides)
44
4
Dallas Power and Light Pavilion
(2 slides)
44
5
Denton Area Teachers Federal Credit Union
(53 slides)
44
6
Ft. Hood Bachelor officer's quarters, Killeen
(20 slides)
44
7
Ft. Wolters
(20 slides)
44
8
Hillel Foundation, Austin
(5 slides)
44
9
Job Corps Center, formerly Veterans Administration Hospital, McKinney
(2 slides)
44
10
Kahn, Edmund,; Residence, Dallas
(5 slides)
44
11
Lipshy, Ben; Residence, Dallas
(24 slides)
44
12
MATICO [Mastic Tile Competition]
(18 slides)
45
1
MATICO [Mastic Tile Competition]
(17 slides)
45
2
Meyer, Howard; Office Buildings
(3 slides)
45
3
Rockwall Post Office
(14 slides)
45
4
Shearith Israel
(1 slide)
45
5
Teller, Landman; Residence, Vicksburg, Miss.
(15 slides)
45
6
Temple Beth-El, Tyler
(3 slides)
45
7
Temple Emanu-El, Dallas
(25 slides)
45
8
Temple Emanu-El; Levy Building, Dallas
(51 slides)
45
9
Tex 9-8
(14 slides)
45
10
West, Alfred; Residence, Dallas
(9 slides)
45
11
Wolfe, Jack; Residence, Dallas
(5 slides)
46
1
Tex 6-18 (50 slides) [1 of 3]
46
2
Tex 6-18 [2 of 3]
46
3
Tex 6-18 [3 of 3]
46
4
Low Income Housing Presentation (89 slides) [1 of 5]
46
5
Low Income Housing Presentation [2 of 5]
46
6
Low Income Housing Presentation [3 of 5]
46
7
Low Income Housing Presentation [4 of 5]
46
8
Low Income Housing Presentation [5 of 5]
46
9
Unidentified Slide Show 1 [Amenity and Community] (42 slides) [1 of 3]
46
10
Unidentified Slide Show 1 [Amenity and Community] [2 of 3]
46
11
Unidentified Slide Show 1 [Amenity and Community] [3 of 3]
46
12
Slide Show 2 [Public Housing Awards] (44 slides) [1 of 3]
46
13
Slide Show 2 [Public Housing Awards] [2 of 3]
46
14
Slide Show 2 [Public Housing Awards] [3 of 3]
46
15
Slide Show 3 [Public Housing Awards] (33 slides) [1 of 2]
46
16
Slide Show 3 [Public Housing Awards] [2 of 2]
46
17
Slide Show 4 (21 slides) [1 of 2]
46
18
Slide Show 4 (21 slides) [2 of 2]
46
18
Slide Show 5
(18 slides)
46
19
Slide Show 6 (116 slides) [1 of 6]
46
20
Slide Show 6 [2 of 6]
46
21
Slide Show 6 [3 of 6]
46
22
Slide Show 6 [4 of 6]
46
23
Slide Show 6 [5 of 6]
46
24
Slide Show 6 [6 of 6]
Series G Drawings
Series G1 Shop Drawings
38
McLarry Residence
39
Temple Emanu-El
Series G2 Drawings
1
1
School Drawing, 1924
1
2
Pencil, 1924
1
3
Pencil [From European trip] H. R. Meyer
1
4
Pencil, Stairs from 1st floor - Wein residence
40
17
Reproduction exterior of Dallas Rehabilitation Center (nd)
40
18
First Presbyterian Church, Denton (2 presentation drawings - interior, nd)
40
19
Pencil, architectural detail & watercolor, Paris cafe, nd
1
19
Figures (ink, nd) [Meyer]
1
20
Etching, "The Henry Pearlstones" by Audrey Mathis Rice (nd)
Rm 108
Flat file 6, Drawer 2
Watercolor, landscape and [oil] painting, still life [Meyer] (nd)
Series G3 Other Drawings
Series Abstract
Entries are indexed in alphabetical order by Client's last name. If the client is not identifiable the field will remain blank. Entries without client names are sorted by Project Name and listed before those that provide client's names. Project names are supplied by the cataloger, as title blocks on the drawings prove to be inconsistent and many drawings are not labeled. Dates are offered if they can be derived from the drawings or gathered from other authoritative sources. The term "drawing" includes both original works (such as pecil on trace paper, or ink on tracing clothe) as well as copies (such as sepia prints, blueline prints, etc.).
Exhibition material.
Howard R. Meyer
Light fixture designs.
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Light fixture designs.
1939
Howard R. Meyer
Light fixture designs.
1940
Howard R. Meyer
Light fixture designs.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Light fixture designs.
1950
Howard R. Meyer
American Products Company building. Addition.
1950
Howard R. Meyer
American Products Company
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
M. Allen Anderson residence. Addition.
1948-1949
Howard R. Meyer
Anderson, M. Allen
4811 Northwest Highway
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Hillel Foundation Building (Hillel House).
1947
145
N. Straus Nayfach and Company
Howard R. Meyer
B'Nai B'Rith Hillel Foundation
San Antonio St, between 21st and 22nd Sts
Austin
Travis
Tex.
U.S.
Hillel Foundation Building (Hillel House).
1949
145
N. Straus Nayfach and Company
Howard R. Meyer
B'Nai B'Rith Hillel Foundation
San Antonio St, between 21st and 22nd Sts
Austin
Travis
Tex.
U.S.
Hillel Foundation Building (Hillel House).
1951
145
N. Straus Nayfach and Company
Howard R. Meyer
B'Nai B'Rith Hillel Foundation
San Antonio St, between 21st and 22nd Sts
Austin
Travis
Tex.
U.S.
Bell Chemical Company building.
1968
Howard R. Meyer
Bell Chemical Company
1421 Revee
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Sam Bloom offices.
1952
Howard R. Meyer
Bloom, Sam
Room 1010 Fidelity Union Life Building
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Braude Residence. Addition.
1955-1956
Howard R. Meyer
Braude
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
William E. Brown residence.
1939
Howard R. Meyer
Brown, William E.
Fischer Rd
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Bobby Burns residence.
1955
Howard R. Meyer
Burns, Bobby
Lake Park Dr
Wichita Falls
Wichita
Tex.
U.S.
Church Christ Scientist (New York, N.Y.). Alteration.
1934
Howard R. Meyer
Church Christ Scientist
309 West 83rd Street
New York
N.Y.
U.S.
Alfred M. Cinnamon residence.
1937
Howard R. Meyer
Cinnamon, Alfred M., Dr.
6938 Casa Loma
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
J.S. Cleaver residence.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Cleaver, J. S.
5318 Drane Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Columbian Club.
1936
Howard R. Meyer
Columbian Club
Garland Rd
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Field House for the Board of Education (Dallas, Tex.).
1934
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas, City of
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Housing Authority projects TEX 9-7 and TEX 9-8.
1950-1952
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas, City of
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Project Tex - 9-7, 9-8.
1953
180-183
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas, City of
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres).
1957
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres)
Centerville and Shiloh Roads
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres).
1962
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres)
Centerville and Shiloh Roads
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres).
1969
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres)
Centerville and Shiloh Roads
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres).
1970
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres)
Centerville and Shiloh Roads
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres).
1978
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres)
Centerville and Shiloh Roads
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres). Addition.
1974
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Home For the Jewish Aged (Golden Acres)
Centerville and Shiloh Roads
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas I.S.D. David G. Burnet Elementary School.
1954
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas I.S.D.
West of Lemmon Ave, Blocks 6449 and 6450
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts.
1957
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Museum for Contemporary Arts
5966 Northwest Highway
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Power and Light Pavilion. Employee's Recreation Area. North Lake Steam Electric Station
1958
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Power and Light Pavilion
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Rehabilitation Center.
1959
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Rehabilitation Center
7850 Brookhollowe Rd
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Taping for the Blind, Inc. Herbert and Minnie Marcus Center.
1973-1974
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Taping for the Blind, Inc
3001 Bookhout
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas Taping for the Blind, Inc. Herbert and Minnie Marcus Center.
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas Taping for the Blind, Inc.
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Ernest G. Dehart residence.
1951
Howard R. Meyer
Dehart, Ernest G.
Roual Lane
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Furniture design.
1931
Howard R. Meyer
Dennison, Ira
Union Street
Brooklyn
Kings
N.Y.
U.S.
Denton Area Teacher's Credit Union building.
1973-1977
Howard R. Meyer
Denton Area Teacher's Credit Union
225 West Mulberry St
Denton
Denton
Tex.
U.S.
Denton County Teacher's Federal Credit Union building.
1962-1964
Howard R. Meyer
Denton County Teacher's Federal Credit Union
212 West Sycamore
Denton
Denton
Tex.
U.S.
Chester J. Donnally residence.
1948
Howard R. Meyer
Donnally, Chester J.
Baltimore at Lovers Lane
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dorchester House. Suite 2.
1958
Howard R. Meyer
Dorchester House
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
E.M. Kahn and Company store. Alteration.
1936
Howard R. Meyer
E. M. Kahn and Company
Main at Lamar
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Edelman residence.
1957
Howard R. Meyer
Edelman
Elizabeth Lake Estates. Boat Club.
1962
Howard R. Meyer
Elizabeth Lake Estates
Hampton
Va.
U.S.
Elizabeth Lake Estates. Boat Club.
1967
Howard R. Meyer
Elizabeth Lake Estates
Hampton
Va.
U.S.
Ben Ely residence. Additions and alterations.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Ely, Ben
4430 Arcady
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Finlay-Straus store. Alterations.
1933
Howard R. Meyer
Finlay-Straus
57-49 Myrtle Ave, Ridgewood
New York
N. Y.
U.S.
First Presbyterian Church (Denton, Tex.).
Howard R. Meyer
First Presbyterian Church (Denton, Tex.)
Denton
Denton
Tex.
U.S.
First Presbyterian Church (Denton, Tex.).
1962-1967
Howard R. Meyer
First Presbyterian Church (Denton, Tex.)
Denton
Denton
Tex.
U.S.
Fred Florence residence. Remodelling.
Howard R. Meyer
Florence, Fred
E.E. Fogelson office building.
1958
Howard R. Meyer
Fogelson, E. E.
Cedar Springs at Fairmont and Howell
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Jerome Frank office building.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Frank, Jerome
Jerome J. Frank residence. Addition.
1963
Howard R. Meyer
Frank, Jerome J.
10161 Daria Place
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
L.T. Getterman residence.
Howard R. Meyer
Getterman, L. T.
3219 Stewart Dr
Waco
McLennan
Tex.
U.S.
Irving Goldberg residence. Addition.
1940
Howard R. Meyer
Goldberg, Irving
Walnut Hill Lane
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Irving L. Goldberg residence. Addition.
1950
Howard R. Meyer
Goldberg, Irving L.
5906 Walnut Hill Lane
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Irving L. Goldberg penthouse apartment.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Goldberg, Irving L., Judge
3701 Turtle Creek
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
John J. Goldsmith residence.
1933
Howard R. Meyer
Goldsmith, John J.
Larchmont
N.Y.
U.S.
Jack and Abe Goldstein duplex.
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Goldstein, JackGoldstein, Abe
Highland Park
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Sol Goodell residence.
1957
Howard R. Meyer
Goodell, Sol
5927 Joyce Way
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Max Gross residence.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Gross, Max
Tyler
Smith
Tex.
U.S.
Grossman-Hoffman Building. Addition.
1958
Howard R. Meyer
Grossman-Hoffman Building
2727 Oak Lawn
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Grossman-Hoffman Building. Addition.
1961
Howard R. Meyer
Grossman-Hoffman Building
2727 Oak Lawn
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Louis J. Hexter farmhouse.
1941
Howard R. Meyer
Hexter, Louis J.
Richardson Rd
Louis J. Hexter residence.
1935
Howard R. Meyer
Hexter, Louis J.
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Hexter Title and Abstract Company building.
1948
Howard R. Meyer
Hexter Title and Abstract Company
1312 Main
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Hexter Title and Abstract Company building.
1950
Howard R. Meyer
Hexter Title and Abstract Company
316 Center
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Hilton Hotel (Dallas, Tex.). Sun Deck.
1963
Howard R. Meyer
Hilton Hotel (Dallas, Tex.)
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
A.S. Hohenberg residence.
1939
Howard R. Meyer
Hohenberg, A.S.
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
E.B. Hopkins cabana.
1941
Howard R. Meyer
Hopkins, Mrs. E. B.
Bayview Acres
Kemah
Galveston
Tex.
U.S.
Canaan Street Project.
Howard R. Meyer
Housing Authority of the City of Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Clarendon Drive project.
Howard R. Meyer
Housing Authority of the City of Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Ashford Hughes residence.
1951
Howard R. Meyer
Hughes, Ashford
Corsicana
Navarro
Tex.
U.S.
John G. Hurd residence.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Hurd, John G.
Laredo
Webb
Tex.
U.S.
Industrial Generating Company (Big Brown Steam Electric Company) Administrative Training
1971
Howard R. Meyer
Industrial Generating Company (Big Brown Steam Electric Company)
Henry S. Jacobus residence. Garage. Addition.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Jacobus, Henry S.
5 Willow Wood
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Doris P. Jenkins residence.
1962
Howard R. Meyer
Jenkins, Doris P.
Chapel Hill Rd
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Walter F. Joyce Jr. residence.
1959
Howard R. Meyer
Joyce, Walter F., Jr.
9725 Rockbrook Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Kahn furniture designs.
1930
Howard R. Meyer
Kahn
Asher Kahn residence.
1939
Howard R. Meyer
Kahn, Asher
Seneca Drive
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Edmund J. Kahn residence.
1947
Howard R. Meyer
Kahn, Edmund J.
Drane Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Stephen S. Kahn residence. Addition.
1956
Howard R. Meyer
Kahn, Stephen S.
6342 Mercedes
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Radcliff Killam residence.
1946-1947
Howard R. Meyer
Killam, Radcliff
Laredo
Webb
Tex.
U.S.
Leo L. Landauer office.
1952
Howard R. Meyer
Landauer, Leo L.
Yale Blvd
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Leo L. Landauer residence.
1955
Howard R. Meyer
Landauer, Leo L.
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Landman cottage. Alteration.
Howard R. Meyer
Landman cottage
Waco
McLennan
Tex.
U.S.
Sidney Lee residence.
1958
Howard R. Meyer
Lee, Sidney
4050 Cochran Chapel Rd
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Lester Levy residence.
1940
Howard R. Meyer
Levy, Lester
Waco
McLennan
Tex.
U.S.
Leo Levy furniture designs.
1930
Howard R. Meyer
Levy, Mrs. Leo
Houston
Harris
Tex.
U.S.
Donald Lewis residence.
1940
Howard R. Meyer
Lewis, Donald
Shadywood Lane
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
R.A. Lifson residence. Addition.
1970
Howard R. Meyer
Lifson, R. A.
Samuel B. Ligon residence.
1972
Howard R. Meyer
Ligon, Samuel B.
Forest Park Dr
Richardson
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Ben Lipshy residence.
1950-1951
Howard R. Meyer
Lipshy, Ben
Greenway Blvd at Nakoma
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Lester Lorch residence.
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Lorch, Lester
North Shore Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Love Field Motel.
1957
Howard R. Meyer
Love Field Motel
Mockingbird Lane at Cedar Springs
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Herbert Mallinson apartment.
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Mallinson, Herbert
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Maran Mausoleum.
1930
Howard R. Meyer
Maran Mausoleum
Maxine Shop. Storefront. Remodeling.
1939
Howard R. Meyer
Maxine Shop
Tyler
Smith
Tex.
U.S.
D.D. McLarry residence.
1940
Howard R. Meyer
McLarry, D. D.
4433 Belclaire
Highland Park
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Richard H. McLarry residence. Alterations.
1950
Howard R. Meyer
McLarry, Richard H.
4501 Belfort
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
McMillan Community Center.
1979-1980
Howard R. Meyer
McMillan Community Center
Ladd at Canada Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Howard R. Meyer Offices.
1973
Howard R. Meyer
Meyer, Howard R.
2909 Fairmont and 2727 Oaklawn
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Howard R. Meyer residence.
1968
Howard R. Meyer
Meyer, Howard R.
4433 Bellclaire Rd, Highland Park
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Mollie Meirowitz residence. Alterations.
1935
Howard R. Meyer
Meirowitz, Mollie
84 Christopher St
New York
N.Y.
U.S.
J. Mussiker residence.
1948
Howard R. Meyer
Mussiker, J.
4848 Shadywood Lane
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Raymond D. Asher residence.
1963
Howard R. Meyer
Nasher, Raymond D.
4701 Miron Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Roosevelt Island Housing Competition.
Howard R. Meyer
New York State Urban Development Corporation
New York
N.Y.
U.S.
Nogales Building.
1964-1965
Howard R. Meyer
Nogales Building
1201 Cherry Lane
Vicksburg
Miss.
U.S.
Floyd Norman residence. Addition.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Norman, Floyd, Dr.
3512 Southwestern Blvd
Lynn L. Northrop Jr. residence.
1950
Howard R. Meyer
Northrup, Lynn L., Jr.
9047 Devonshire Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
John O'Boyle residence. Remodelling.
1959
Howard R. Meyer
O'Boyle, John
5007 Seneca Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Levi Olan residence.
1948
Howard R. Meyer
Olan, Rabbi and Mrs. Levi
4361 Edmendson
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
John C. Oldham residence.
1936
Howard R. Meyer
Oldham, John C.
6026 Mercedes
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Henry A. Pearlstone residence.
1938-1939
Howard R. Meyer
Pearlstone, Henry A.
3933 Glenwick, University Park
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Pollack Paper Co. Daniels Building. Remodeling.
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Pollack Paper Co.
Commerce at Lamar
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Lawrence Pollock Jr. residence. Addition.
Howard R. Meyer
Pollock, Lawrence, Jr.
9427 Holloway Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Rachel Schwab Wessel Religious School. Annex.
1956
Howard R. Meyer
Rachel Schwab Wessel Religious School
Shaw at Augusta
Tyler
Smith
Tex.
U.S.
Reba Mallison Wadel Memorial Nursery and Infant Welfare Clinic.
1951
Howard R. Meyer
Reba Mallison Wadel Memorial Nursery and Infant Welfare Clinic
2427 Macon
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Red River Arsenal. Warehouse.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Bowie
Tex.
U.S.
Don E. Richmond residence.
1967-1968
Howard R. Meyer
Richmond, Don E.
Celestial Rd
J.E. Roberts residence.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Roberts, J.E.
Melville S. Rose residence.
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Rose, Melville S.
4506 Bordeaux, Highland Park
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Melville S. Rose residence.
1941
Howard R. Meyer
Rose, Melville S.
4504 Bordeaux, Highland Park
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Richard Rosenberg residence.
1963
Howard R. Meyer
Rosenberg, Richard
4729 San Gabriel Dr
Helman Rosenthal residence.
Howard R. Meyer
Rosenthal, Helman
6107 Woodlawn Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Helman Rosenthal residence. Porch. Remodeling.
1948
Howard R. Meyer
Rosenthal, Helman
6107 Woodlawn Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
E.K. Sanger residence.
1937
Howard R. Meyer
Sanger, E. K.
Mercedes at Jescott Circle
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Morton Sanger residence.
1936
Howard R. Meyer
Sanger, Morton
Preston Downs
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Bernard Schaenen duplex.
1941
Howard R. Meyer
Schaenen, Bernard
4520 Westway
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Bernard Schaenen residence.
1950
Howard R. Meyer
Schaenen, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
4701 Miron Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Julius Schepps residence.
1951
Howard R. Meyer
Schepps, Julius
6229 Worth
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Clifford Seidel residence.
1957
Howard R. Meyer
Seidel, Clifford, Dr.
7114 Currin Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Shearith Israel Congregation religous and educational building.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Shearith Israel Congregation
Douglas Blvd
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Joseph W. Siegel residence.
Howard R. Meyer
Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W.
Amarillo
Potter
Tex.
U.S.
Silverstein bungelow development. Proposed.
1935
Howard R. Meyer
Silverstein
Far Rockaway
N.Y.
U.S.
Sam S. Simmons residence.
1946
Howard R. Meyer
Simmons, Sam S.
Vicksburg
Miss.
U.S.
R.M. Snesnik residence. Additions.
1954
Howard R. Meyer
Snesnik, R. M.
6825 Joyce Way
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Denton, Tex.).
1968-1970
Howard R. Meyer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Denton, Tex.)
703 North Elm
Denton
Denton
Tex.
U.S.
Winston Park.
1958
Howard R. Meyer
St. Petersburg Corporation
8301 4th St
St. Petersburg
Fla.
U.S.
Gus Stern duplex.
1958
Howard R. Meyer
Stern, Gus
3829 Northwest Parkway
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Stevens Hotel.
Howard R. Meyer
Stevens Hotel
Melrose Hotel. Apartment 601-602. Remodeling.
1940
Howard R. Meyer
Stinnette, Mrs. Annabelle
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Robert Strauss residence.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Strauss, Robert
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Landman Teller residence.
1939
Howard R. Meyer
Teller, Landman
Vicksburg
Miss.
U.S.
Landman Teller residence.
1968
Howard R. Meyer
Teller, Landman
Vicksburg
Miss.
U.S.
Landman Teller residence. Addition.
1946-1947
Howard R. Meyer
Teller, Landman
Vicksburg
Miss.
U.S.
Landman Teller residence. Addition.
1956
Howard R. Meyer
Teller, Landman
Vicksburg
Miss.
U.S.
Temple Beth El (Tyler, Tex.).
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Temple Beth El (Tyler, Tex.)
Shaw at Augusta
Tyler
Smith
Tex.
U.S.
Temple Beth El (Tyler, Tex.).
1948
Howard R. Meyer
Temple Beth El (Tyler, Tex.)
Shaw at Augusta
Tyler
Smith
Tex.
U.S.
Temple Emanu-el (Dallas, Tex.).
1955
Howard R. Meyer
Temple Emanu-el (Dallas, Tex.)
8500 Hillcrest
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Temple Emanu-el (Dallas, Tex.).
1973
Howard R. Meyer
Temple Emanu-el (Dallas, Tex.)
8500 Hillcrest
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Temple Emanu-el (Dallas, Tex.).
1976
Howard R. Meyer
Temple Emanu-el (Dallas, Tex.)
8500 Hillcrest
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Dallas House exhibit for the Second Annual Convention.
1941
Howard R. Meyer
The Texas Society of Architects
Tiferet Israel Synagogue.
1938
Howard R. Meyer
Tiferet Israel Synagogue
Grand at Edgewood
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Milton Tobian residence.
1956-1956
Howard R. Meyer
Tobian, Milton
9612 Rockbrook Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Turtle Creek Village.
1960
Howard R. Meyer
Turtle Creek Village
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Unidentified apartment building (Dallas, Tex.).
1956
Howard R. Meyer
3535 Turtle Creek
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Unidentified apartment building (Dallas, Tex.)
1958
Howard R. Meyer
3535 Turtle Creek
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Unidentified apartment building (Dallas, Tex.)
1963
Howard R. Meyer
3535 Turtle Creek
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Unidentified church.
Howard R. Meyer?
Unidentified church project.
1930
Howard R. Meyer
Unidentified furniture designs.
1947
Howard R. Meyer
Unidentified furniture designs.
1948
Howard R. Meyer
Unidentified furniture designs.
1951
Howard R. Meyer
Unidentified gas station project.
1930
Howard R. Meyer
Unidentified office building (Dallas, Tex.).
1957
Howard R. Meyer
2905-2909-2913 Fairmount
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Unidentified office building (Dallas, Tex.). Addition.
1964
Howard R. Meyer
2727 Oak Lawn
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Unidentified portrait. Charcoal sketches.
1916-1917
Howard R. Meyer
Unidentified Roadside Mart West Mountain Mission.
Howard R. Meyer
West Mountain Mission?
Unidentified second story (New York, N.Y.). Alteration.
1930
Howard R. Meyer
1545 Third Ave.
New York
N.Y.
U.S.
Unidentified store and office building (Dallas, Tex.).
1936
Howard R. Meyer
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
United States Air Force Base. Title VIII Family Housing.
1955
Howard R. Meyer
United States Air Force
Laredo
Webb
Tex.
U.S.
United States Air Force. Bergstrom Base. Housing units (14).
1967-1968
Howard R. Meyer?
United States Air Force
Austin
Travis
Tex.
U.S.
United States Air Force. James Connally Base. Officers' Quarters.
1963
Howard R. Meyer
United States Air Force
Waco
McLennan
Tex.
U.S.
United States Army Base. Fort Hood. Three-Hundred-Man Bachelor Officers' Quarters.
1964
Howard R. Meyer
United States Army
Killeen
Bell
Tex.
U.S.
United States Army Base. Fort Hood. Two-Hundred-Man high Bachelor Officers' Quarters.
1965
Howard R. Meyer
United States Army
Killeen
Bell
Tex.
U.S.
United States Army Base. Fort Wolters. Instrument Training Building.
1967
Howard R. Meyer
United States Army
Mineral Wells
Palo Pinto
Tex.
U.S.
United States Office of Economic Opportunity Women's Job Corp Center.
1966-1967
Howard R. Meyer
United States Office of Economic Opportunity
McKinney
Collin
Tex.
U.S.
United States Post Office and Federal Office Building (Rockwall, Tex.).
1967
Howard R. Meyer
United States Post Office and Federal Office Building (Rockwall, Tex.)
Rockwall
Rockwall
Tex.
U.S.
United States Post Office (Corsicana, Tex.). Extension and Modernization.
1965-1966
Howard R. Meyer
United States Post Office (Corsicana, Tex.).
12th St at 6th Ave
Corsicana
Navarro
Tex.
U.S.
United States Works Progress Administration (WPA) park improvements projects.
1936
Howard R. Meyer
United States Works Progress Administration (WPA)
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
University of Texas. Research office building.
1965-1966
Howard R. Meyer?
Brooks, Barr, Graeber and White, assoc. architects
University of Texas
Austin
Travis
Tex.
U.S.
Valley Dry Goods Company building.
Howard R. Meyer
Valley Dry Goods Company
Vicksburg
Miss.
U.S.
Morris Wein table and buffet design.
1930
Howard R. Meyer
Wein, Morris, Dr.
Well Made Novelty Company Offices. Alterations.
1949
Howard R. Meyer
Well Made Novelty Company
608 Elm
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Alfred A. West residence.
1951
Howard R. Meyer
West, Alfred A.
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Jeri Clayton West residence.
1962
Howard R. Meyer
West, Jeri Clayton
Woody Creek
Pitkin
Colo.
U.S.
White Rock Lake Bath House.
1979
Meyer, Landry and Landry, architects
White Rock Lake Bath House
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
WIndy Hill Farm Project.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Windy Hill Farm Project
Lexington
Ky.
U.S.
Jack I. Wolf residence. Addition.
1953
Howard R. Meyer
Wolf, Jack I., Dr.
4041 Lawther Dr
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Melrose Hotel. Apartment 601. Remodeling.
1958
Howard R. Meyer
Wood, C. G.
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Morris Zale residence.
1947
Howard R. Meyer
Zale, Morris
4400 Rheims Place
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Morris Zale residence.
1948-1949
Howard R. Meyer
Zale, Morris
4400 Rheims Place
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
William Zale residence.
1939
Howard R. Meyer
Zale, William
Beverly Dr at Douglas
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
William Zale residence. Additions.
nd
Howard R. Meyer
Zale, William
Beverly Drive at Douglas
Dallas
Dallas
Tex.
U.S.
Series H: Exhibit Material and Models
Series Abstract
This series includes exhibit material and models used by Meyer.
Exhibit material on masonite.
1st Presbyterian Church, Denton [TX] (not built to this design), model by Joel Sanders.