urn:taro:utexas.aaa.00059p1 O'Neil Ford: An Inventory of his Drawings, Papers, and Photographic Material, 1864-1993, Part 1 of 2 The University of Texas at Austin. The University of Texas Libraries. Alexander Architectural Archive. 2003 Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., July 2003. Finding aid written in English. July 29, 2003Edited with XMetaL 3 by Rebecca Romanchuk, according to instructions in TARO 2 EAD 2002 Editing Instructions. Collection Summary Ford, O'Neil, 1905-1982 O'Neil Ford collection 1864-1993 Materials are in English.Papers, plans, photographic prints and negatives, slides, exhibit boards, drawings, and sketches reveal the life and career of O'Neil Ford (1905-1982), a prominent architect in the southwestern United States whose work also extended nationally and internationally. The collection demonstrates the origins and practice of Ford's dedication to native architectural forms and hand craftwork, historic preservation, innovative design, and his tireless advocacy of education, particularly in the arts. 54 linear feet papers and photographic material; approximately 8,275 sheets of drawings 1982008, 1983001-004, 1983006, 1983008, 1983012, 1983015, 1983027, 1985012, 1996006, 1997005-006, 2000038, 2001017, 2002001 Alexander Architectural Archive, The University of Texas at Austin. Restrictions on Access

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Unpublished inventory in archive.

 Processing Information

Papers and photographic material: Vanessa Kam, Joanna Cook, Molly Wheeler, Rebecca Brooks, Regina Koehler, Monique Daviau, Rebecca Romanchuk

Drawings: Benjamin Allen, Beth Dodd

Processing is not completed. Please see the archive's staff for more information.

 Biographical Sketch of O'Neil Ford

"Born in the town of Pink Hill, Otha Neil Ford (1905-1982), attended an elementary school in nearby Sherman with a progressive curriculum influenced by the arts-and-crafts movement. From the first grade on, he learned to draw and to build what he drew. Following his father's death in a railroad accident, Neil became the family breadwinner at age 12. To obtain work, he developed a flair for persuasive showmanship, one of many aspects of the complex Fordian persona that he was to invent as he progressed through his long and extraordinarily influential life.

"The family moved to Denton, where, during his high school years, Neil haunted the libraries at the local colleges. In 1924, he entered what was then North Texas State Teachers College, a block from his home, He did well in manual training and Shakespeare, the subjects that interested him, but was forced to leave college after two years. His only formal professional training was a basic architecture course from the International Correspondence School of Scranton, Pa. Ford's lack of university education became part of his mystique.

"In 1926, Ford entered the Dallas office or architect David R. Williams, where he served an apprenticeship. Flamboyant and often outrageous, Williams had "star quality" and, quite naturally, was Ford's first role model and mentor. Williams responded to Neil's abilities as a designer. Working together they produced a number of houses in North Central Texas that were distinguished by the integration of architecture and crafts and the use of native materials. The Hugh Drane residence in Corsicana is a notable example. Williams closed his practice in the early '30s; as deputy administrator of the National Youth Administration from 1936 to 1941, and in influential posts with other federal depression-recovery agencies, he was able to direct commissions to Ford.

"Ford formed his first viable partnership in 1936 with Arch Swank. Significant early jobs for the Dallas office of Ford and Swank were the Little Chapel in the Woods on the campus of Texas Women's University, constructed by National Youth Administration trainees and college art students; and a house on St. Joseph's Island for oilman Sid Richardson.

"Ford's move to San Antonio was precipitated by his work as consulting architect on another NYA project, the restoration of La Villita. He married Wanda Graham in 1940 and settled into the Graham homestead, Willow Way. The house's ambience dramatically influenced what come to be called the Ford style: a mix of worn stone and low-fired bricks, tile floors, and well-crafted wood, united by a lack of pretension.

"In 1946, Ford formed a new partnership with Jerry Rogers that lasted until 1953. Their interest in innovative building systems, such as the Youtz-Slick lift slab process, was put to the test in 1949 when, thanks to William Wurster, another enthusiastic Ford supporter, Ford & Rogers won the commission to design a new campus for Trinity University in San Antonio in association with Bartlett Cocke & Associates. Work at Trinity would span three decades.

"The firm known as O'Neil Ford & Associates was established in 1953 (lasting until 1966), as was Ford's Houston-based partnership with Richard Colley and William Tamminga, which lasted until 1956. From the mid-'50s on, associated architects Ford, Colley & Swank, with planner Samuel B. Zisman, collaborated on a number of projects for Texas Instruments.

"The partnership with Boone Powell and Chris Carson came into being in 1967. Campuses for Skidmore College in New York and the first phase of UT San Antonio (in association with Bartlett Cocke) are examples of the firm's work, as are scores of understated residences including that of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Steves in San Antonio.

"Generations of bright young architects were eager to work for the dynamic Ford. In fact, his best work was done in collaboration with talented young associates who practiced what he preached. And preach he did, tirelessly traveling the lecture circuit. He made himself the grand old man of Texas architecture, simultaneously its eternal naughty boy and its valuable conscience.

"Ford's work was nationally published. Among Ford's honors were his appointment by President Lyndon Johnson in 1968 to the National Council on the Arts; by David Rockefeller, Jr. in 1975 to the American Council for the Arts in Education; and in 1977 to the advisory panel for federal Foreign Buildings Operations. The first endowed chair in the School of Architecture at UT Austin was named for Ford.

"Until he died in 1982, O'Neil Ford was contentious and ebullient, and he never lost his childlike sense of wonder."

[Source: George, Mary Carolyn Hollers. 1989. O'Neil Ford. Texas Architect 9 (6): 52-3.]

 Scope and Content of the Collection

Papers, plans, photographic prints and negatives, slides, exhibit boards, drawings, and sketches reveal the life and career of O'Neil Ford (1905-1982), a prominent architect in the southwestern United States whose work also extended nationally and internationally. The collection demonstrates the origins and practice of Ford's dedication to native architectural forms and hand craftwork, historic preservation, innovative design, and his tireless advocacy of education, particularly in the arts.

Drawings (1886, 1920-1980, 1993, n.d.) in the collection were received from the firm Ford Powell & Carson and include all projects in which Ford was involved prior to the establishment of that firm in 1967. Two separate databases index this material: one for drawings received into the collection and another for pre-1967 projects whose drawings were not received by the Archive. Approximately 8275 sheets representing 480 projects were received by the Archive; those drawings not received represent 164 projects.

Fifty-four linear feet of papers and photographic material represent Ford's personal and professional life, including his service to several institutions of higher learning as professor of architecture and his active participation in organizations related to architecture, education, and the arts in general. Due to his involvement in these groups, the greatest bulk of material lies in his professional papers (1864-1888, 1933-1983, n.d.) which exist outside of his work for any architectural firm. Most prominent among the organizations are the National Council on the Arts, to which Ford was appointed for the term 1968-1974 by President Lyndon Johnson, and the National Endowment for the Arts, to whom the Council makes funding recommendations. Ford's other important governmental appointments represented here in much less detail include the U.S. Foreign Buildings Operations and General Services Administration. Well-documented is Ford's participation in professional architectural associations and historic preservation groups. Professional correspondence (1933-1982, n.d.) is extensive and demonstrates Ford's wide and varied professional relationships not only with architects but also with individuals in academia and in the organizations with which he was involved, with potential or established clients, and with members of the community who came to know Ford through his professional activities, architectural and otherwise. A large quantity of professional reference files (1864-1888, 1937-1982, n.d.) comprises clippings and other printed material gathered by Ford on architectural matters, including documents relating to the Youtz-Slick lift slab method of construction.

Among Ford's personal papers (1926-1928, 1940-1982, n.d.) are biographical documents including résumés and information regarding Ford's death, personal correspondence (1940-1982, n.d.) with family and friends, and papers and photographs relating to travel (1957-1981, n.d.) which Ford undertook for architectural research and personal pleasure. Approximately 7000 slides taken during travel remain as yet unprocessed.

Office records (1904, 1909, 1939-1982, n.d.) comprise records created and gathered by architectural firms of which Ford was a partner or principal. Included are administrative and financial records, correspondence, publicity clippings of completed projects, and reference materials.

Project records (1886, 1931-1982, n.d.) include files (1938-1982, n.d.) and photographs (1931-1975, n.d.) of projects undertaken by Ford during his architectural career operating in the offices of Ford and Swank (1938-1941), Ford and Rogers (1946-1953), O'Neil Ford and Associates (1953-1966), and Ford Powell & Carson (1967-1982). Documents in the files include correspondence, notes, sketches, and office records relating to the project. Several project lists (1977-1982) of Ford Powell & Carson are present, as well as specifications dating from the firm of Ford and Swank.

Papers (1930-1960, n.d.) created and gathered by Samuel B. Zisman (1908-1970), architect and friend of O'Neil Ford document Zisman's military, professional, and academic career. For other materials relating to Zisman, see also, Samuel B. Zisman: An Inventory of his Papers, 1937-1970, a separate collection of the Alexander Architectural Archive.

A small amount of material (1927-1978, n.d.) relating to Lynn Ford (1908-1978), brother of O'Neil Ford and craftsman mainly in wood and metal, includes personal and professional papers consisting largely of correspondence and records of work projects he undertook.

Unprocessed material, both personal and project related, in the O'Neil Ford collection includes papers, sketches, photographic material (including over 8,000 slides, most of which are partially processed), audiotape recordings, and objects ranging from awards and degrees to product samples and tools.

 Index Terms Subjects (Persons)Ford, O'Neil, 1905-1982. Candela, Félix, 1910-1997. Colley, Richard, 1910-1983. King, Stewart, d. 1970. Swank, A. B., Jr., 1913-1999. Zisman, S. B., 1908-1970. Subjects (Organizations)Ford & RogersFord & SwankFord (O'Neil) and Associates.Ford Powell & Carson, Inc.HemisFair (1968 : San Antonio, Tex.)La Villita (San Antonio, Tex.)Marshall Steves Residence (San Antonio, Tex.) Presbyterian Pan American School (Kingsville, Tex.)P.E. Haggerty Residence (Dallas, Tex.)St. Mark's School of Texas (Dallas, Tex.)Skidmore College (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)Texas Instruments Semiconductor Building (Dallas, Tex.)T. Frank Murchison Residence (Crystal Lake/Marble Falls, Tex.)Trinity University (San Antonio, Tex.)University of Texas at San Antonio SubjectsArchitects--United States--Ford, O'Neil. Architecture--20th century--United States. Concrete construction. Factories--United States--Dallas (Texas)--Texas Instruments Semiconductor Building. Houses--20th century--United States--Texas. Industrial buildings--United States. Industrial planning--United States--Texas. Universities and colleges--Buildings--United States--San Antonio (Texas)--Trinity University.Archives--Ford, O'NeilBuildings--Designs and plans.PlacesDallas (Tex.)Denton (Tex.)San Antonio (Tex.)Saratoga Springs (N.Y.)TexasDocument TypesAdministrative recordsArchitectural drawingsArchitectural recordsCorrespondenceFaculty papersMapsNegativesPeriodicalsPersonal papersPhotographsProfessional papersSlides (photographs)Specifications References to works by or about O'Neil Ford: Works by O'Neil FordFord, O'Neil. "Texas Idyll." Inland Architect 26.5 (1982): 32-[35]. Notes: O'Neil Ford's architectural history of San Antonio, written while he was stranded in Naples in 1964. Physical Details: photos., ports.Guerra, Henry, and Brooks Martin, O'Neil Ford. "History and development of the Spanish missions in San Antonio."Stained Glass 60.4 (1965-66): 28-34, 39-41; 61.1 (1966) 39-41. Notes: A panel discussion. Physical Details: ill., ports. Works about O'Neil Ford"Houses that research built: Lift-Slab roof floats on six column supports."Architectural Record 117 (1955): 189-197. Physical Details: ill., plans."New college buildings: 2. Another look at Trinity, the Lift-Slab university."Architectural Forum 102 (1955): 126-141. Physical Details: ill., plans.Dillon, David. The architecture of O'Neil Ford: celebrating place.Austin: University of Texas Press, 1999. Physical Details: ill. (some col.) Peterson, Carolyn. "Vanishing legacy: the Evons House, Ford's ode to stylish living is gone, overrun by suburban development outside San Antonio."Texas Architect 50.5 (2000): 72. Physical Details: ill., photos., drawings, site plans. Notes: Built in 1954. Demolished in 2000.Moorhead, Gerald. "Forgotten Ford."Texas Architect 47.6 (1997): 50-52. Physical Details: drawings, photos., plans. Notes: History of a little-known project, the Presbyterian Pan American School near Kingsville, by O'Neil Ford.. Built between 1957-1976. George, Mary Carolyn Hollers. Mary Carolyn George Papers, 1840-1996.San Antonio: University of Texas at San Antonio, Special Collections and Archives. Collection Inventory. George, Mary Carolyn Hollers. O'Neil Ford, architect.College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1992. Physical Details: ill. (some col.) Notes: Includes bibliographical reference. Welch, Frank. "A day with O'Neil Ford." Texas Architect 42.4 (1992): 48-51. Physical Details: photos. Notes: The author recalls a meeting at Ford's home in the spring of 1979.Good, R. Lawrence. "Modern Texas architecture: in the details." Texas Architect 41.8 (1991): 34-43. Physical Details: det., photos. Notes: Details from buildings by Nicholas Clayton, J. Riely Gordon, David R. Williams, O'Neil Ford, Paul P. Cret, George L. Dahl, Max Levy, Lake/Flato, William F. Stern, Frank Welch, David Richter, and Gary Cunningham.Jenkins, Tom. "Stone villa." Landscape Architecture 81.6 (1991): [36]-37. Physical Details: photos., site plan. Notes: On the grounds of Vickridge, a hilltop home near Castle Pines, Co. Landscape architect: Todd P. Bennitt.Jenkins, Tom. "Primitive grandeur: rocky walls, native plantings and irregular terraces complement a rugged hillside landscape." Garden Design 7.1 (1988): [66]-73. Physical Details: photos. Notes: Vickridge estate, outside of Denver, Colo. Architect: O'Neil Ford. Landscape architects: POD Inc., James Skiera, Lake Flato Architects.Speck, Lawrence. "The inventive '50s: Ford had a better idea."Texas Architect 35.4 (1985): 38-45. Physical Details: photos., plan, secn. Notes: Brief survey of architecture in the 1950s. Features O'Neil Ford's TI Semiconductor Building.George, Gene and Mary Carolyn. "O'Neil Ford's boveda house." Fine Homebuilding no.23 (Oct.-Nov. 1984): 26-31. Physical Details: dets., photos., plan, secn.Speck, Lawrence W. "O'Neil Ford's 'caring campus': his work for Trinity University spanned a quarter century."Architecture: the AIA journal 72.9 (1983): 58-61. Physical Details: photos. Notes: Trinity University buildings, San Antonio, Texas. Architects: O'Neil Ford, Bartlett Cocke. French and Spanish summaries, p.92, 94.Dean, Andrea Oppenheimer. Obituary: "O'Neil Ford."AIA Journal 71.11 (1982): 11,13,16. Physical Details: port.Dillon, David. Obituary: "O'Neil Ford, 1905-1982."Progressive Architecture 63.9 (1982): 30. Physical Details: photos.Swan, Simone. Obituary: "O'Neil Ford, 1905-1982."Skyline Oct. 1982: 8. Physical Details: port."The unforgettable Mr. Ford: an appreciation." Texas Architect 32.5 (1982): 54-66. Physical Details: photos.(some col.), port. Marlin, William. "O'Neil Ford: musings of a national landmark."Architectural Record 166.8 (1979): 126-136. Physical Details: photos.(some col.), ports. Notes: Profile of the architect and preservationist of San Antonio, Texas.Rogers, Arthur J. "The Ruth Taylor Theatre, Trinity University" [San Antonio, Texas].Theatre Design and Technology n.26 (Oct. 1971): [24]-26. Physical Details: ill., plans."H & G's Hallmark House for 1967."House and Garden 131 (1967): 125-[139]. Physical Details: ill., plans. Notes: House for Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Terrell Steves, San Antonio, Texas."Brick-formed concrete tower."Progressive Architecture 46 (1965): 178-[179]. Physical Details: ill., plan. Notes: T. Frank Murchison Memorial Tower, Trinity University."VW sales under the trees." Progressive Architecture 45 (1964): 138-143. Physical Details: ill., plan. Notes: Inter-Continental Motors, Inc., San Antonio, Tex.; Ford, O'Neil and Assocs., archts."One house in a million." House and Garden 123 (1963): 124-[135]. Physical Details: ill., plan. Notes: House for Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carter, Tulsa, Okla.; O'Neil Ford and Assoc., archts."P/A Tenth Annual Design Awards." Progressive Architecture 44 (1963): whole issue. Physical Details: ill., plans."House at San Antonio, Texas." Progressive architecture 42 (1961): 122-125. Physical Details: ill., plan."Contrast in Texas: [two new Dallas houses]". Architectural Forum 109 (1958): 82-87. Physical Details: ill., plan."An industrial heart for metropolis [midway between Dallas and Fort Worth]." Architectural Forum 116 (1957): 154-159. Physical Details: ill. Notes: Richard Colley, A.B. Swank Jr., S.B. Zisman, and O'Neil Ford, assoc, archts. and land planners; Felix Candela, eng."Four bright new homes for industry."Architectural Forum 105 (1956): 136-151. Physical Details: ill., plans. Notes: Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, Tex.; O'Neil, Ford & Richard Colley; S.B. Zisman & Stewart King, planning consultants; A.B. Swank , assoc. archt."'Research village': a housing development in the Chicago area by United States Gypsum." Arts and Architecture 72 (1955): 20-23, 38. Physical Details: ill."How are architects designing for air conditioning?" House and Home 1 (1952): 89-95. Physical Details: ill., plans. Notes: The vented home, San Antonio, Texas; O'Neill Ford and Jerry Rogers, archts."O'Neil Ford lectures on slab lifting." Architects' Journal 113 (1951): 51-54. Physical Details: ill., diagrs."Trinity University [San Antonio, Texas]: starts off a whole series of buildings erected by the 'Youtz-Slick' lift-slab concrete method …" Architectural Forum 95 (1951): 180-183. Physical Details: ill., plan.Zisman, S. B. "The architect and the house, 5. O'Neil Ford of Dallas, Texas." Pencil Points 21 (1940): 196-210. Physical Details: ill., plans. Detailed Description of the Collection

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

Series A: Personal Papers, 1926-1928, 1940-1982, not dated Series Abstract

The Personal Papers series includes materials created and gathered by Ford in the course of his personal life that are not directly related to architectural projects or other professional pursuits. While separate series follow for Ford's brother, Lynn Ford, and friend and colleague, Samuel B. Zisman, material concerning both men is also here, including documents regarding the biography of Lynn Ford, and clippings and correspondence between O'Neil Ford and these two men.

 Series A1: Biographical Information, 1943-1944, 1962-1982, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Biographical Information subseries includes a curriculum vita and résumés with supporting plans, photographs, and published articles; a bibliographical entry for Ford in Who's Who; a report on Ford written by Bob Wise; membership cards and documents, and clippings and letters concerning Ford's death.

 11Memberships, printed material, certificates, membership cards, 1943-1944, 1969-1975 12Passports, photos and printed material, Jamaican postal stamps, 1962-1975, n.d. 13Memberships and subscriptions, printed material, 1964-1966 14Biographical information, 1966-1967, 1981, n.d. 15Membership/Registration cards and forms, 1967-1980, n.d. 16Automobile Association of America, membership, 1970 17Wise, Bob; report on O'Neil Ford, 1978 18Clippings from International Press Clipping Bureau regarding O'Neil Ford's death, 1982 19Ford's death, clippings, 1982 110Condolence, 1982 111Biographical material, n.d. 112Curriculum vita, O'Neil Ford, n.d. 113Professional Résumés, n.d. 21Résumé, printed material, n.d. 22 Résumé, including photographs, published articles and plans [1 of 2], n.d. 23 Résumé, including photographs, published articles and plans [2 of 2], n.d. 24Who's Who bibliographical entry for O'Neil Ford, n.d. Series A2: Clippings, 1958-1980, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Clippings subseries contains clippings from published sources on topics not directly related to architecture. Included are a newspaper story of the Ford's 40th wedding anniversary, inspirational and humorous quotations, political news, and information about personal friends.

 25 Clippings, personal [1 of 2], 1958-1967 26 Clippings, personal [2 of 2], 1958-1967 27 Zisman, Sam; letters and clipping, 1960-1977 28 Israel-Arab War, clippings, 1967 29 Signature magazine article, July 1970 210 Medieval Fair, clippings, 1972 211 Clippings, miscellaneous, from the Washington Post, 1976 212 Crouch, Hondo, 1976 213 Faulk, John Henry, 1976 214 Johnson, Mrs. Lyndon B., 1976 215 Kennedy Center event honoring Roger Stevens, 1976 216 1976 Election (Carter), clippings, 1976 217 Assorted clippings; politics, Ford Powell and Carson, O'Neil Ford-Dave Williams article, 1977 31 Fords' 40th wedding anniversary, River City Press newspaper, 1980 32 Inspirational and humorous clippings, n.d. 33 Oyler, Lisa (Hersh), n.d. 34 Quotations, Ojo de Dios (The Eye of God), printed material, n.d. Series A3: Correspondence, 1940-1982, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Correspondence subseries contains personal correspondence not directly related to professional matters and includes some correspondence addressed to both O'Neil Ford and his wife, Wanda Graham Ford.

 35 Correspondence, personal, 1940-1982 36 Ford, Belle; letters to O'Neil, Wanda, and Lynn Ford, 1941-1942 37 Assorted letters to O'Neil and Wanda Ford, letter to Douglas and Helen Haskell from O'Neil Ford, 1943-1949 38 Assorted personal letters, photograph and postcards, 1948-1961 39 Correspondence, personal [1 of 2], 1957-1980 310 Correspondence, personal [2 of 2], 1957-1980 311 Correspondence, miscellaneous, 1962-1976 312 Fitzsimons, Jr., Lolly and Hugh, correspondence, 1968 313 Heaton, Bill; letter, 1968 314 Ladd, Helen and George; Christmas card, 1968 315 Correspondence, personal, 1968 316 Johnson, William Weber; letter [1 of 2], 1973 317 Johnson, William Weber; letter[2 of 2], 1973 318 Bass, Mrs. Perry R.; letter, 1974 319 Congress of the United States, letter regarding 1974 impeachment, 1974 320 Frizzell, Ken; correspondence, 1974 321 Harris, Arthur; letter, 1974 322 Johnson, Lady Bird; letter, 1974 323 Letter from O'Neil Ford's secretary Wanda Childs to Josie H. Corning, August 1974 324 Oyler, Betty; birthday mailgram from Ford family, 1974 325 Harrison, J.W., Jr.; Tanglewood on Texoma, 1974 326 Cottone, Mari and Totti, 1975 327 Peck, Gregory; correspondence, letter from Frederick Baldwin, clippings of Peck, 1975-1980 41 Brisson, Fred (husband of Rosalind Russell), 1976 42 Casady, Si and Virginia; correspondence, 1976 43 Ford's heart attack of 1976; letters, medical article, 1976 44 Ford's 70th birthday, April 3, 1976; printed material, 1976 45 Guatemala Earthquake 1976; letter from Ford to Guatemala offering help, 1976 46 Spears, Charles A.; letters, 1976 47 Straube, Bess; correspondence, 1976 48 Personal letters, 1976-1982 49 Camp, Red and Alvis; letter to, 1977 410 Correspondence, 1977 411 Correspondence, 1978 412 Ford, Lynn; letters, funeral service, includes clippings, 1978 413 Ford, Lynn; sympathy cards concerning Lynn Ford's death [1 of 2], 1978 414 Ford, Lynn; sympathy cards concerning Lynn Ford's death [2 of 2], 1978 415 Correspondence, personal, 1978-1980 416 Addresses, letters, notes, hospital, (includes get-well greetings, business cards, clippings, etc.), Spring 1979 51 Ranch, Nan; correspondence, 1979 52 Correspondence, personal, 1979-1980 53 Bass, Perry; and unidentified letters, 1981 54 Letter to O'Neil Ford from "Rachel", with photograph, 1981 55 Correspondence, personal, n.d. 56 Frizzell, Ken, photograph postcard, n.d. 57 Letters from Edward, letters to Harold (page 1 only), assorted letters and Outline of Arrangements and Conditions Under Which Army Air Corps Enlisted Reservists Are Accepted for Non-Combat Pilot Training Under Supervision of the CAA War Training Service,n.d. 58 Letters from O'Neil Ford to "Bill", "Juanita" and unidentified; invitation to the White House for National Endowment for the Arts ceremony, n.d. 59 Marcus, Stanley and Mary; holiday greeting card, n.d. 510 Men's Garden Club notes, printed material, n.d. Series A4: Drawings, 1926-1928, 1950, n.d. Subseries Abstract

This subseries contains informal sketches, doodles, and drawings by Ford. Professional drawings and plans are located in the Project Records series, Drawings subseries.

 511 Doodles, sketches, 1926-1928, 1950, n.d. 512 Doodles, n.d. 513 Doodles, assorted personal notes, n.d. 514 Doodles [1 of 2], n.d. 515 Doodles [2 of 2], n.d. Series A5: Family Papers, 1941, 1958-1981. Subseries Abstract

The Family Papers subseries contains clippings and biographical material relating to, and letters written by, Ford's mother, Belle Sinclair Ford; sister, Authella (Ford) Hersh; wife, Wanda Graham Ford; mother-in-law, Elizabeth Orynski Graham; and two of his four children, Linda Elizabeth Ford and Michael O'Neil Ford. Documents relating to April Denise Kocurek, who worked for Lynn Ford and was treated as a daughter by him, are also present.

 516 Ford, Wanda; correspondence, 1941, 1984 517 Graham, Elizabeth O., clippings, 1958 518 Maverick, Maury, Jr.; letter to Elizabeth O. Graham, August 10, 1959 519 Ford children's day schedule, March 15, 1963 520 Kocurek, (April) Denise; letters to, certificates, clipping, 1964-1980, n.d. 521 Graham, Elizabeth O.; letters, clippings, personal notes and health insurance information, 1966-1968 522 Graham, Elizabeth O.; Europe, letter, articles, telegram and letters to Ford family, 1967 523 Hersh, Authella, letters, 1970-1976 524 Expressway, North, (Wanda Graham Ford), 1973-1974 525 De Martino, L.A., Jr.; letter of recommendation for Linda Ford, 1974 526 Ford, Linda Elizabeth; wedding clippings, resume, recommendations and publicity package, 1974 527 Ford, Michael O'Neil; letters to O'Neil Ford, sister Wanda Ford Childs and draft of letter to unidentified, 1974, n.d. 528 Northern Expressway litigation, 1974 529 Ford, Wanda Graham; correspondence, 1981 530 Winans, Linda; resume, tax forms and letter by Ford, regarding Linda, to Bob Prosser, 1981 531 Ford, Wanda Graham; clipping, n.d. 532 Winans, Linda Ford; Gothic Stained Glass, n.d. Series A6: Financial Records, 1940, 1960-1981. Subseries Abstract

The Financial Records subseries contains personal financial records of Ford's including records relating to his architectural practice, the King William Fund, and property owned by Ford.

 533 National Youth Administration, voucher for expenses, 1940 534 Insurance, automobile; letters, notes and reports, 1960-1971 535 Frost National Bank, correspondence, 1963-1974 536 Property, Devine Road, San Antonio, Texas; correspondence and legal documents, 1963-1976 537 Massachusetts Investors Trust, 1966-1972 538 Finances, personal, for O'Neil Ford, 1974-1980 61 King William Fund, correspondence, 1975-1978 62 Checkbook balance sheet, 1979-1980 63 Personal finances, 1980 64 Bank, credit card receipts, 1979-1980 65 Release, property at 222 Guenther, San Antonio, TX (legal document), 1980 66 Financial papers, assorted, 1980-1981, n.d. 67 Miscellaneous personal notes, n.d. Series A7: General Papers, 1940-1950, 1962-1982, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The General Papers subseries contains handwritten notes by Ford, including some pertaining to the biography of Lynn Ford, an unfinished letter to the editor, two address books, ephemera including a bookplate created for Ford, and documents relating to Willow Way, Ford's residence outside of San Antonio, Texas.

 68 Address book, c.1940-1950 69 Ephemera, some with notes, c.1940-1950 610 Assorted personal material, 1940, 1979-1982 611 Flying School, 1941-1945 612 Notes, ephemera, clippings, 1942-1962 613 Plat of Willow Way, 1946 614 Theater programs, 1960, n.d. 615 Willow Way, Boveda House, 1964 616 Personal papers, 1966-1970 71 Assorted table seating cards, business card; Presidential invitations and photo, 1967-1976, n.d. 72 Lyndon B. Johnson State Park, dedication program, 1974 73 Peck, Gregory; announcement of retrospective film showing, admission ticket, photocopied clipping, 1974 74 A National Tribute to Lady Bird Johnson (booklet), 1977 75 Willow Way Map, reproductions, 1977 76 Clippings, printed material; personal, 1979-1980, n.d. 77 Personal notes, 1980 78 Calendar, 1981 79 Assorted correspondence, notes and printed material, 1981-1982 710 Ephemera, 1982, n.d. 711 University of Dallas, inauguration, 1982 712 Address book, n.d 713 Assorted blank stationary, n.d. 714 Assorted personal notes, n.d. 715 "Ex Libris" for O'Neil Ford from Horace McCoy, n.d. 716 Ford, Lynn; biographical data, n.d. 717 Unfinished letter to "Honorable Editors", animal scribbles, n.d. 718 List of signatures for Ford, n.d. 719 Miscellaneous printed material: clippings and event program, n.d. 720 Personal notes, lists, n.d. 721 Postcards, Japan and Hong Kong, n.d. 722 Willow Way Map, How to get there, n.d. Series A8: Military Service, 1942-1945, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Military Service subseries contains papers relating to Ford's period in flight school at Garner Field in Uvalde, Texas during the Second World War.

 81 Flight School [1 of 3], 1942 82 Flight School [2 of 3], 1942 83 Flight School [3 of 3], 1942 84 Army Days [1 of 3], 1942-1944, n.d. 85 Army Days [2 of 3], 1942-1944, n.d. 86 Army Days [3 of 3], 1942-1944, n.d. 87 Garner Field, Army Days, 1943-1945, n.d. Series A9: Photographs, c.1950-1970, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Photographs subseries contains photographs of family, friends, and subjects not directly related to architectural projects or travel.

 88 People, some identified [1 of 2], 1950s-1960s, n.d. 89 People, some identified [2 of 2], 1950s-1960s, n.d. 810 O'Neil Ford; Birthday party 1977 811 Assorted photos and negatives [1 of 2], n.d. 91 Assorted photos and negatives [2 of 2], n.d. 92 Cars, photographs, n.d. 93 Little girl playing in mud, photograph, n.d. 94 Photographs and negatives, n.d. 95 Photographs and negatives, Family; Friends and Furniture, n.d. 96 Photographs of family and friends, n.d. 97 Picture of Ford, n.d. Series A10: Reference Files, 1961-1982, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Reference Files subseries contains publications and clippings relating to Ford's non-professional pursuits, including his interest in Bentley automobiles and the United States space program.

 98 Argosy Book Stores Inc., Catalog of Texacana, 1961 99 Faith 7 and Gordon Cooper's Earth orbit, Thursday May 16, 1963 newspaper, clipping, and Voyage to the Moon poster, n.d. 910 Apollo 8, clippings and published print, 1968 911 Apollo 11 and University of Virginia residence, clippings, 1969 912 Apollo Skylab, clipping, 1971 913 Eagle Bone Whistle, San Antonio, TX (newsletter), 1971 914 Southwestern Historical Quarterly, La Salle's Survivors, 1972 915 Clippings, brochures, non-architectural, 1978-1980 916 Bentley Drivers Club Limited, annual report, 1980 1075 San Antonio Express Newspaper, Tuesday March 31, 1981 917 Personal clippings, 1982, n.d. 918 Vintage Bentley Meet, St. Phillip's College, printed material, 1982 919 Newsweek, 1984 920 Apollo 7 to 17 information, n.d. 921 Apollo 12, O'Neil Ford's flight notes, n.d. 101 History of the International Institute of Aviculture, n.d. 102 Miscellaneous calendar pictures, n.d. 103 Morris, M.K.; pencil sketch, n.d. 104 Omni Magazine article, n.d. 105 Printed material, n.d. Series A11: Travel, 1957-1981, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Travel subseries contains maps, itineraries, ephemera, papers, correspondence, and photographs representing Ford's travels in the United States, Mexico, Central and South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Pakistan.

 106 England, trips to; letters, notes, playbills, clippings, itineraries and printed material, 1957-1960 107 Europe 1959-June, July, August; notes, printed material, 1959 108 Europe; letters, October-November 1964 109 Italy; letters from Ford to family, other letters, travel-related printed material, 1964 1010 London; Random Thoughts and Rememberances, notes for Marshall and Patsy Steves, article, September 1965 1011 Europe; personal notes, itinerary, car order receipt, Summer 1967 1012 Copenhagen; letters, telegrams, tax filing materials, personal notes, letters from Ford to family, 1968 1013 Geneva-Spain; itinerary, letter, personal note, telegram, July 1968 1014 Spain; Texas Heritage Tours, letters and itinerary, 1968 1015 Mexico; photographs with identification on back, 1972-1977 1016 London trip, Fall 1973; personal notes, 1973 1017 Greece (Iscanos); photographs, 1974 1018 San Francisco/Oakland, CA map and miscellaneous papers, 1974 1019 South Central United States map; AIA Journal clipping, 1974, n.d. 1020 California and Florida, map and tour guide, 1977, n.d. 1021 Pakistan project; travel itineraries, clippings and printed material, 1977-1981 1022 New Orleans trip; articles, letters and notes, commercial maps to Mexican store, 1978, n.d. 1023 Mexico, Guatemala trip; travel material, 1979 111 Travel itinerary and schedule change, 1980 112 London; travel material, 1981 113 Assorted maps and folder with personal notes, n.d. 114 Assorted maps, n.d. 115 Assorted maps, Oklahoma, Kansas and Southwest, n.d. 116 Assorted travel related material, maps, articles, pamphlets, purchased slides, n.d. 117 Blanco, Texas, map, n.d. 118 Central and South America, map, n.d. 119 Delaware, Maryland; Virginia and West Virginia; maps, n.d. 1110 Denver, Colorado; street and sightseeing maps, n.d. 121 Europe, maps, n.d. 122 Foreign and U.S. maps, n.d. 123 Foreign Countries: Peru and Europe, photographs, n.d. 124 Illinois, map, n.d. 125 Maine, map, n.d. 131 Mexico, maps, n.d. 132 Missouri, maps, n.d. 133 New York, maps, n.d. 134 Pacific Ocean Floor, Pacific-Far East, maps, n.d. 135 Philadelphia, map, n.d. 136 Phoenix, South and Central U.S., maps, n.d. 137 South Carolina and Louisiana maps, n.d. 141 Texas, maps [1 of 2], n.d. 142 Texas, maps [2 of 2], n.d. 143 Travel guides and atlases, miscellaneous, n.d. 144 Travel notes, Guatemala, n.d. 145 United Airlines flight map, n.d. 146 Washington D.C., map, n.d. 147 Wisconsin, Michigan and the Great Lakes, maps, n.d. 148 World and Havana, Cuba, maps, n.d. Series B: Professional Papers, 1864-1888, 1933-1983, not dated Series Abstract

The Professional Papers series contains material created and gathered by Ford in the course of his life as a professional architect outside of his operation in any architectural firm or engagement in other design work. Professional relationships, service as an architectural authority, research interests, and recognition both within the profession and by the general media are documented here. Especially prominent are materials that reflect Ford's active and wide participation in groups dedicated to architectural and educational interests.

 Series B1: Artwork & Drawings, 1965-1974, n.d. Subseries Abstract

The Artwork and Drawings subseries contains Ford's work submitted to the McNay Art Show in 1965, sketches of unidentified projects, and a pre-fab house drawing for David Williams (not by Ford.)

 151 McNay Art Show, O'Neil Ford Work [1 of 2], June 20, 1965 152 McNay Art Show, O'Neil Ford Work [2 of 2], June 20, 1965 153 Sketches, ONF, Washington, D.C.,Sept. 3, 1974 154Pre-fab house drawing for D. R. Williams, n.d. 155Drawings, Old, by O'Neil Ford 156Notes, sketch, n.d. 157Sketch, unidentified project, n.d. 158Sketches, unknown projects, n.d. Series B2: Associations & Committees, 1939-1941, 1952-1983. Subseries Abstract

The Associations and Committees subseries contains papers relating to Ford's activity in associations related to architecture, arts, and education, both regional and national. Included are professional architectural associations (i.e. American Institute of Architects, Texas Society of Architects), preservation/conservation organizations and committees (i.e. Texas State Historical Survey Committee, San Antonio Conservation Society), architectural committees at institutions of higher learning (i.e. Harvard, MIT, University of Texas), and government architectural committees (i.e. Federal Architecture Task Force, Foreign Buildings Operation). Of the arts, humanities, and education organizations, especially prominent are papers concerning Ford's involvement as a member of the National Council on the Arts/National Endowment for the Arts during 1968-1974. Folders appear alphabetically by group name and then are arranged chronologically within each group.

 159Academy of Texas, Articles of Incorporation, etc., 1968-1970 1975 1510American Council for the Arts in Education, meetings, 1975 1511American Council for the Arts in Education, publicity, 1975 1512 American Council for the Arts in Education [1 of 5], 1975-1977 1513 American Council for the Arts in Education [2 of 5], 1975-1977 1514 American Council for the Arts in Education [3 of 5], 1975-1977 161 American Council for the Arts in Education [4 of 5], 1975-1977 162 American Council for the Arts in Education [5 of 5], 1975-1977 163 American Council for the Arts in Education, meetings, printed material, October 1, 1976 164 American Council for the Arts in Education, meeting notes, n.d. 165 American Council for the Arts in Education, notes, n.d. 166 American Institute of Architects, bylaws, membership application, 1937, n.d. 167 American Institute of Architects, 84th Annual Convention, 1952-1953 168 American Institute of Architects, Convention, Boston, MA, 1954 169 American Institute of Architects, Southern California Chapter, juries, etc., 1954 1610 American Institute of Architects, Oregon Chapter, 1955 1611 American Institute of Architects, Egg and Dart Club, 1958-1970 1612 American Institute of Architects, Egg and Dart Society, Inc., correspondence, 1962 1613 American Institute of Architects, San Antonio Chapter, Historic San Antonio Booklet, 1963 171 American Institute of Architects, San Antonio Chapter, Historic San Antonio Booklet, letters, brochures, drafts of brochures,1963-1980 172 American Institute of Architects, Convention, 1964 173 American Institute of Architects, Convention, Washington, D.C., 1965 174 American Institute of Architects, Annual Convention, 1965 175 American Institute of Architects, Convention, (Pan Amercian) [includes Ford speeches], 1965 176 American Institute of Architects, Convention, New York, NY, 1967 177 American Institute of Architects/American Institute of Planners Regional Conference, Arlington, TX, 1968 178 American Institute of Architects, Convention, Portland, OR, 1968 179 American Institute of Architects, Gulf States Regional Convention, 1968-1969 1710 American Institute of Architects, Central Arizona Chapter, 1969 1711 American Institute of Architects, Convention, Chicago, IL, 1969 1712 American Institute of Architects, South Carolina Chapter, (with Clemson), 1969 1713 American Institute of Architects, Convention, Boston, MA, 1970 1714 American Institute of Architects, Dallas chapter, October 13, 1970 1715 American Institute of Architects, Egg and Dart Club, 1971-1973 1716 American Institute of Architects, F.A.A.I.A. Honors and Awards Committee, Florida, 1974 1717 American Institute of Architects, Committee on Design (AIACOD): The Education of Design 1 and 2, printed materials, 1976 1718 American Institute of Architects, Historic Resources Committee, San Antonio River Development, printed material1976 181 American Institute of Architects, memorandum, 1976 182 American Institute of Architects, printed material, 1976 183 American Institute of Architects, Committee on Design, letters and meeting minutes, 1976-1977 184 American Theatre Association, Remarks on Theatre Education for the NEA Task Force on the Training of Artists and Arts Educators, printed material [1 of 2], December 1977 185 American Theatre Association, Remarks on Theatre Education for the NEA Task Force on the Training of Artists and Arts Educators, printed material [2 of 2], December 1977 186 Arsenal, Military Museum, clippings and letter, 1963-1966 187 Arts Council of San Antonio, Inc., Member, 1975-1977 188 Arts, Education and Americans Panel, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], June 1976 189 Arts, Education and Americans Panel, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], June 1976 1810 Arts, Education and Americans Inc. (The), letters, clipping, meeting summary, 1981 1811 Associated Councils of the Arts Conference, appointments, address by Samuel B. Gould, May 1970 1812 Associated Councils of the Arts: Youth, Education, and the Arts-1970 Conference Delegates, 1970 191 Bexar County Historical Survey Committee, 1962 192 Business Committee for the Arts (BCA), meeting, printed material, January 1969 193 Challenge `69 Colloquium, University of Texas at Austin, 1969 194 Community Housing Development Corporation, San Antonio, Texas, 1972-1973 195 Congreso Panamericano de Arquitectos, VIII [8th Pan-American Congress of Architects], Mexico City, 1952 196 Education Committee minutes, 1981 196 El Campanario - Texas Old Missions and Forts Restoration Association, newsletter, 1973 197 EPDA-ESOL Staff communication 1969 198 Federal Architecture Task Force, clipping, printed material, 1973 199 Federal Architecture Task Force, White House Briefing, printed material, 1974 1910 Federal Design Assembly, First, Task Force, 1972-1973 1911 Federal Design Assembly, First, printed material,Spring 1973 1912 Federal Design Assembly, Second, 1974 1913 Federal Design Assembly, Second, appointments, 1974 1914 Galveston Historical Foundation, Inc., 1974 1915 General Service Administration Advisory Panel, 1965-1971 1916 Guild for Religious Architecture, 1975-1976 1917 Harp and Shamrock [Society of Texas], newsletter Vol. 1, No. 2, March 1969 201 Harvard Board of Overseers Visiting Committee, [1 of 2] 1959-1965 202 Harvard Board of Overseers Visiting Committee, [2 of 2] 1959-1965 203 Historic American Buildings, letters and printed material, 1961-1970 204 Irish Georgian Society, printed material and letters, 1955-1963, n.d. 205 Irish Georgian Society, list of members and account information, 1962 206 Irish Georgian Society, quarterly bulletin and newsletter, 1973 207 Kenwood Community Council, San Antonio, Texas, 1972-1973 208 King William Area, letters, clippings, printed material and negatives, 1965, n.d. 209 King William Association, letters, printed material, 1967-1973 2010 King William Association, bulletin, 1973 2011 King William Association, 1980, n.d. 211 Learning about Learning Benefit, San Antonio, TX, clipping, 1980 212 Learning about Learning, Invitations, 1980 213 Learning about Learning, letters, bylaws and newsletter, 1980 214 Learning about Learning, letters, card and printed material, December 1980 215 Learning about Learning, 1981 216 Learning about Learning, personal correspondence, 1981 217 Learning about Learning, interoffice correspondence, 1981 218 Learning about Learning; Learning to Look: Dialogues with O'Neil Ford, Architect, 1981 219 Learning about Learning, 1981-1982 2110 Learning about Learning, publications, n.d. 2111 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, The Corporation, 1960-1961 2112 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Visiting Committee, letters and printed material [1 of 3], 1956-1962 2113 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Visiting Committee, letters and printed material [2 of 3], 1957-1962 2114 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Visiting Committee, printed material [3 of 3], 1961-1962 2115 National Building Museum, 1981-1982 2116 National Capital Planning Commission, miscellaneous invitations and articles, printed material, 1980, n.d. 2117 National Council on the Arts, This Is Our Country, Trip of the First Lady, November 1968 221 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], November 1968 222 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], November 1968 223 National Council on the Arts, travel expenses for meetings, printed material, 1968-1970 224 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material, January 1969 225 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], May 22-23 1969 226 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], May 22-23 1969 227 National Council on the Arts, 16th Meeting Agenda (Notebook), Oct. 24-25, 1969 231 National Council on the Arts [1 of 2], 1969 232 National Council on the Arts [2 of 2], 1969 233 National Council on the Arts [1 of 3], 1970 234 National Council on the Arts [2 of 3], 1970 235 National Council on the Arts [3 of 3], 1970 241 National Council on the Arts, Agenda for 18th Meeting (Notebook) [1 of 2], May 22-24, 1970 242 National Council on the Arts, Agenda for 18th Meeting (Notebook) [2 of 2], May 22-24, 1970 243 National Council on the Arts, Presidential Statement, Policies, Guidelines, Advisory Panels, etc., (Notebook) [1 of 3], 1970 244 National Council on the Arts, Presidential Statement, Policies, Guidelines, Advisory Panels, etc., (Notebook) [2 of 3], 1970 245 National Council on the Arts, Presidential Statement, Policies, Guidelines, Advisory Panels, etc., (Notebook) [3 of 3], 1970 246 National Council on the Arts, letters, clippings, printed material [1 of 2], 1970 251 National Council on the Arts, letters and printed material [2 of 2], 1970 252 National Council on the Arts, meetings, printed material [1 of 4], 1970 253 National Council on the Arts, meetings, printed material [2 of 4], 1970-1974 254 National Council on the Arts, meetings, printed material [3 of 4], 1971 255 National Council on the Arts, meetings, printed material [4 of 4], 1971 256 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 3], May 1971 261 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 3], May 1971 262 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [3 of 3], May 1971 263 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], November 1971 264 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], November 1971 265 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 4], February 1972 266 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 4], February 1972 267 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [3 of 4], February 1972 268 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [4 of 4], February 1972 271 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 3], September 1972 272 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 3], September 1972 273 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [3 of 3], September 1972 274 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], December 1972 275 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], December 1972 276 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 3], February 1973 277 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 3], February 1973 281 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [3 of 3], February 1973 282 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 4], May 1973 283 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 4], May 1973 284 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [3 of 4], May 1973 285 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [4 of 4], May 1973 286 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material, July 1973 287 National Council on the Arts, 32nd Meeting (Notebook) [1 of 2], Sept. 14-16, 1973 288 National Council on the Arts, 32nd Meeting (Notebook) [2 of 2], Sept. 14-16, 1973 291 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 4], November 30-December 1, 1973 292 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 4], November 30-December 1, 1973 293 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [3 of 4], November 30-December 1, 1973 294 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [4 of 4], November 30-December 1, 1973 295 National Council on the Arts, reports and meeting excerpts, printed material [1 of 2], 1973 296 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], 1973 297 National Council on the Arts, Budget, Guidelines, Research, and Bicentennial (Notebook), Feb. 1974 298 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 4], April 1974 299 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 4], April 1974 301 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [3 of 4], April 1974 302 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [4 of 4], April 1974 303 National Council on the Arts, 36th Meeting (Notebook) [1 of 2], Sept. 3-5, 1974 304 National Council on the Arts, 36th Meeting (Notebook) [2 of 2], Sept. 3-5, 1974 305 National Council on the Arts, Expansion Arts and Correspondence, 1972-1976 306 National Council on the Arts, Expansion Arts Program Panel, 1974-1976 307 National Council on the Arts, 1974-1979 308 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], July 1976 311 National Council on the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], July 1976 312 National Council on the Arts, Applications (Notebook), 1978 313 National Educational Television, Report on Theatre America, Regional Theatre Project, printed material [1 of 2], 1970 314 National Educational Television, Report on Theatre America, Regional Theatre Project, printed material [2 of 2], 1970 315 National Educational Television, Report on Theatre America, Regional Theatre Project, printed material, second half only, 1971 316 National Endowment for the Arts, projects recommended for funding,1969 317 National Endowment for the Arts Architectural Program, 1971 321 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting, printed material, August 6-7, 1971 322 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], September 1971 323 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], September 1971 323 National Endowment for the Arts, draft recommendations to the President,1972 324 National Endowment for the Arts, 1972-1982 325 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansion Arts Advisory Panel, Oct. 29-30, 1974 331 National Endowment for the Arts, Bicentennial Committee, letter and list of objectives and approaches, 1974 332 National Endowment for the Arts, City Options applications [1 of 2], 1974 333 National Endowment for the Arts, City Options applications [2 of 2], 1974 334 National Endowment for the Arts, City Options applications, Regional, 1974 335 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansion Arts newsletter, 1974 336 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansion Arts Panel Meeting, meeting minutes, March 1974 337 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansion Arts Panel Meeting, San Juan, Puerto Rico, personal notes, itinerary and printed material, July 1974 338 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansion Arts Advisory Panel, memorandum, October 1974 339 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansion Arts Panel Members, addresses and phone numbers, 1974 3310 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansions Arts Program, Applications [1 of 2], 1974 3311 National Endowment for the Arts, Expansions Arts Program, Applications [2 of 2], 1974 3312 National Endowment for the Arts, letter, 1974 3313 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting in San Antonio, 1974 3314 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting in San Antonio, letters and printed material, 1974 3315 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting memoranda, 1974 3316 National Endowment for the Arts, O'Neil Ford's last meeting, photograph, 1974 3317 National Endowment for the Arts, Press Releases, 1974 3318 National Endowment for the Arts, Personnel Information (Ford), 1974-1976 341 National Endowment for the Arts, Federal Regional Design Assembly/Western States, 1975 342 National Endowment for the Arts, Grant Applications, printed material [1 of 2], 1975 343 National Endowment for the Arts, Grant Applications, printed material [2 of 2], 1975 344 National Endowment for the Arts, Grant Recommendations, letters, 1975 345 National Endowment for the Arts, Grant Recommendations, printed material, 1975 346 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting, printed material [1 of 2], December 4-6, 1975 347 National Endowment for the Arts, meeting, printed material [2 of 2], December 4-6, 1975 348 National Endowment for the Arts, Panel Books [1 of 2],1975