Descriptive SummaryGeorge, Mary Carolyn Hollers.Mary Carolyn Hollers George Papers, 1970-2006
Materials are in English.MS 51
14.23 linear feet (11 Boxes)
University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special CollectionsMary Carolyn Hollers George is a writer and architectural historian. The Mary Carolyn Hollers George Collection consists of research notes, audio tapes of interviews, notes on the interviews and correspondence about her research. Most of the material dates from 1978 to 1988.
Biographical Note
Mary Carolyn Hollers George is a writer and architectural historian. A native of San Antonio, Texas, she was born on June 5, 1930, and attended Thomas Jefferson High School. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Art from Mary Baldwin College in Virginia in 1951 and a Master's Degree in Art History from the University of Texas at Austin in 1970. She is a member of the Texas Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians and has taught courses on the history of art and art appreciation at San Antonio College in the Alamo Community College District.
Ms. George is married to architect W. Eugene George, who has assisted her as photographer and designer for some of her books. With her previous husband Robert M.T. Jutson, she had two sons Robert M.T. Jutson, Jr. and Scott Hollers Jutson.
George's published works focus on architectural history in Texas especially in and around San Antonio and Mexico. These works include the book
O'Neil Ford: Architect, a biography of the well-known San Antonio architect and conservationist, and Mary Bonner: Impressions of a Printmaker. She also completed two books about the architect Alfred Giles. Alfred Giles: An English Architect in Texas and Mexico was published in 1972 and The Architectural Legacy of Alfred Giles: Selected Restorations was published more recently in 2006. Ms. George also conducted research concerning the Koehler Family, founders of the Pearl Brewery, in San Antonio and their home now called the Koehler Cultural Center as well as the Anglo-Texan Society. The Anglo-Texan Society was founded in London by men with Texas connections. Among the groups members were O'Neil Ford and Alfred Bossom, the architect who designed the Magnolia building in Dallas and several other buildings in Texas.
Scope and Content Note
The Mary Carolyn Hollers George Papers consist of research notes, audio tapes of interviews, notes on the interviews, correspondence about her research and photographs of the architectural designs. Most of the material dates from 1978 to 2006. Many of the items in this collection, especially in the Giles Series, are photocopies of items dated from the late 1800's. The series are listed in the order of donation, while the arrangement of each series follows the original order of Ms. George. The material is divided into five series, O'Neil Ford, Mary Bonner, Research Projects, Alfred Giles and Addition of June 2009 (Accession 2009-039).
Access RestrictionsThis collection is housed at UTSA's HemisFair Park Campus and must be accessed via the Institute of Texan Cultures Special Collections reading room. To request access, please use our Collections Request Form.
Acquisition Information
Materials were donated by Mary Carolyn Hollers George in 1995-2009 (Acc. 1995-009, 2001-038, 2002-025, 2006-050, 2009-039).
Use Restrictions
Please contact University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections for information about copyright issues and permission to publish items from this collection.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Mary Carolyn Hollers George Papers, MS 51, University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.
Processing InformationProcessed by Eric Hartmann, Processing Archivist, May 1999. Updates by Eva M. Sankey, Collections Assistant, November 2006.
Addition added by Tatina Wulzer, Collections Assistant, June 2009.
Related CollectionsUniversity of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections also holds the Frank J. Bosshardt Papers. Frank Bosshart was the father of Margaret Bosshardt Pace Wilson, narrator of the the video on the Koehler House.
University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections houses an unprocessed collection featuring photographs of Alfred Giles' work. Ask UTSA Archives staff for more information about this collection.
Index Terms
PersonsBonner, Mary Anita, 1887-1935.Ford, O'Neil, 1905-Ford, O'Neil, 1905---Criticism and interpretation.George, Mary Carolyn Hollers.
Giles, Alfred, 1853-1920.Giles, Alfred, 1853-1920--Criticism and interpretation.Koehler, Emma.
Koehler, Otto, d. 1914.
TopicsArchitecture--Mexico.Architecture--Texas.Architecture, English--Texas.Etchers--United States--Biography.Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration--Texas.LocationsSan Antonio (Tex.)--Architecture.Genres/formatsAudiotapes.Blueprints (reprographic copies).Correspondence.Interviews.PhoptographsResearch notes.Transcripts.
Detailed Description of the Collection
O'Neil Ford
This is the largest series and it contains research for the 1992 book
O’Neil Ford Architect. O'Neil Ford (1905-1982), a skilled architect and conservationist from San Antonio, Texas, worked on the restoration of La Villita and Phase I of the main campus of the University of Texas at San Antonio. This series consists of George’s research notes, interview audio tapes and interview transcripts. The research notes include information on many of buildings Ford designed. Also included are biographical information, awards and honors, correspondence, negatives, photographs and proofs. Ms. George interviewed many of Ford's friends, clients, and business partners as part of her research. In her research of Ford's family, Ms. George kept some information taken from the 1840 census and other material from the 19th century. The audio tapes and the transcripts of the interviews about Ford are labeled according to the interviewee. Arranged by type of material and organized alphabetically.
1
Research Notes
1
1
Associates of O'Neil Ford, 1987
1
Awards and Honors
1
2
American Institute of Architects Fellowship, 1960
1
3
General, 1967-1981
1
4
Architecture, 1963-1965
1
5
Honorary Doctorates, 1972-1973
1
6
Honors not won, 1978
1
7
Ayers, Atlee B.,1969
1
8
Biographical, undated
1
9
Bright Scrawl Guest Editorial, 1975
1
10
Bywaters, Jerry, 1976-1990
1
11
California Architects, 1931-1982
1
12
Candela, Felix 1959-1967
1
13
Cartoons, undated
1
14
Colley, Richard, 1985-1987 and undated
1
Correspondence
1
15
Belluschi, Pietro, 1953-1987
1
Miscellaneous
1
16
1960-1968
1
17
1976-1978
1
18
1980-1982
1
19
Rogers, Jerry, 1937-1946
1
20
Straight, Michael, 1951-1972
1
21
Swank, Arch, 1958-1980
1
22
Williams, Dave, 1934-1985
1
23
Denton Texas, 1992
1
24
Dillon David, 1981-1985
1
25
Egg and Dart Club, 1986
1
26
Exhibitions of Ford's Work, 1965-1978
1
27
Family, 1840-1984
2
1
Funeral, 1982
2
2
George, Eugene (file on Ford), 1976-1982 and undated
2
3
Hallmark Houses House and Garden, 1967-1973
2
HemisFair `68
2
4
Miscellaneous, 1964 and undated
2
5
Clippings, 1964-1988
2
6
Thesis, 1968
2
7
Historic Preservation, 1963
2
8
Houston / Galveston, undated
2
9
International Correspondence Schools, 1926-1983
2
10
La Villita, 1939-1982
2
11
Lectures, 1968-1975 and undated
2
12
Library (selected books in Ford's Office), 1982
2
13
Little Chapel in the Woods (Denton, Texas), 1939-1990
2
14
Maverick, Maury, 1954-1970
2
15
Miscellaneous, 1935-1983
3
1
National Endowment for the Arts, 1974-1984
3
2
National Historic Landmark, 1974-1976
3
3
North Expressway, 1970-1976
3
4
North Texas State University, 1927-1984
3
Obituaries and Tributes
3
5
AIA Gold Medal Nomination, 1981-1982
3
6
General, 1982-1983
3
7
Texas Society of Architects, 1982
3
8
Page, Harvey Promotional Brochure, 1912
3
9
Paseo del Rio, 1959-1963 and undated
3
10
Pastier, John, (Negative articles on Ford) 1985
3
11
People's Architects, undated
3
12
Pine Mountain Valley, Georgia, 1936-1977
3
13
Promotional Material (Ford Powell Carson), 1965-1976
3
14
Presbyterian Pan-American School, 1977
3
15
Public Housing, 1951-1977
3
16
Published about Ford, 1950-1982
3
17
Reference Works Entries on Ford, 1933 and undated
3
18
Research Correspondence for Ford Book, 1977-1989
3
19
Rice University, 1988
3
20
Richardson House on San Jose Island, 1985-1986
3
Residences of Ford
3
21
1930s and 1940s
3
22
1950s and 1960s
3
23
New Information on Ford, 1991
4
1
Publicity for Books,1992-1994
4
2
Sherman, Texas, 1984
4
3
Skidmore College, 1960-1970
4
4
Solar House, 1947
4
5
Southwest Research Institute (Development of Lift Slab), 1952-1989
4
6
Southwest Review, 1930-1939
4
7
Stell, Tom, 1977-1988 and undated
4
8
Straight, Michael, 1971
4
9
Stubbins, Hugh, 1986-1988
4
Texas Instruments
4
10
Founders, 1967-1986
4
11
General, 1954-1958 and undated
4
12
Texas Theatre / Republic Bank, 1982
4
13
Texas Women's University, 1984-1985
4
14
Trinity University, 1955-1983
4
15
Urrutia Residence (3300 block of Broadway), 1946 and undated
4
University of Texas at Austin
4
School of Architecture
4
16
Golden Age, undated
4
17
O'Neil Ford Chair, 1980-1981
4
18
General, 1968-1988
4
19
US Gypsum Small House Project, 1984-1987 and undated
4
20
Wanda Graham Ford and Elizabeth Graham (Wanda's mother), 1937-1988
5
1
Williams, Dave and University of Southwestern Louisana, 1959-1991
5
2
Zisman, Sam, 1945-1984
5
Interview Notes and Transcripts
5
3
Table of Contents, 1975-1985
5
4
Releases, 1978-1989
5
5
Abernathy, Jud, 1984
5
6
Baker, Paul, 1988
5
7
Basetti, Fred, 1982
5
8
Bass, Perry, 1984-1985
5
9
Belluschi, Pietro, 1987
5
10
Bernardi, Theodre, 1984
5
11
Bromberg, Mrs. Alfred, 1984
5
Bywater, Jerry
5
12
1975
5
13
1976
5
14
1978-1984
5
15
Cambell, Mrs. W. E., 1984
5
16
Carson, Chris, 1988
5
17
Carter, William J. and Joe Manor, 1983
5
18
Caudill, William, 1984
5
19
Cocke, Bartlett, 1978-1984
5
20
Delara, Jose, 1979-1984
5
21
Diehl, Kemper, 1986
5
22
Eames, Ray, 1987
5
23
Emmons, Donn, 1984
5
24
Faulk, John Henry, 1978-1984
5
25
Fisher, Herschel and John Wiltshire, 1984
5
26
Ford, O'Neil, 1977
5
27
Forsythe, Janet K., 1984
5
28
Gerhardt, Manfred, 1984
5
29
Guerra, Henry, 1986
5
30
Guerra, Mary Ann Noonan, 1984-1986
5
31
Haggerty, Pat, 1979-1984
5
32
Heaton, Sammy Tate, 1984
5
33
Hellman, Charles Rex, 1984
6
1
Hersch, Roland and Authella, 1978-1984
6
2
Hodgen, Lee, 1986-1987
6
3
Hogue, Alexandre, 1984-1986
6
4
Jonsson, Erik, 1984
6
5
Keeter, Jim and Stewart King, 1985
6
6
Killam, Sue and Radcliffe, undated
6
7
Lacy, Bill, 1984
6
8
Lance, Mike, 1987
6
9
Landry, Duane and Jane and Howard Meyer, 1978-1988
6
10
Larcade, John, 1987
6
11
Lasater, Garland, undated
6
12
LaSelle, Dorothy Antoinette, 1979
6
13
Lee, Amy Freeman, 1985
6
14
Leeper, John and Blanche, 1983
6
15
Lethbridge, Francis D., 1982-1984
6
16
Linz, Joe, 1984
6
17
Martin, Brooks, 1984
6
18
Mathis, Walter, 1984
6
19
McCombs, Holland, 1986
6
20
McDermott, Mrs. Eugene, 1984
6
21
McNeel, Bill and Amy, undated
6
22
Mitchell, G.W., 1978-1984
6
23
Peery, Allison and Mimi, 1986-1988
6
24
Pierce, Marie, 1984
6
25
Powell, Boone and Catherine, 1988
6
26
Pratt, Jim, 1979-1984
6
27
Rogers, Jerry, 1979-1984
6
28
Rosengren, Frank and Cam, 1984
6
29
Sinkin William, 1984
6
30
Scales, Rosemary, 1986
6
31
Sellinger, Gerald, 1986
6
32
Silber, John, 1987
6
33
Spreiregen, Paul, 1984-1987
6
34
Stanush, Claude, 1986
6
35
Stevenson, Ruth Carter Johnson, 1988
6
36
Steves, Patsy and Marshall and Bill Wolma, 1983-1988
6
37
Stogsdill, Greta, 1984
6
38
Stripling, Raiford, 1984
6
39
Straight, Michael, 1984
6
40
Stubbins, Hugh, 1984
6
41
Swank, Arch and Patsy, 1978-1987
6
42
Tanaguchi, Alan, 1988
6
43
Taylor, Tex, 1978-1984
6
44
Thomson, Marie McGuire, 1984
6
45
Tinkle, Maria, undate
6
46
Tobin, Robert, 1988
6
47
Towler, Martin, 1985
6
48
Twiggle, Emmit, 1986
6
49
Urschel, Betty, 1985
6
50
Welch, Frank, 1984
6
51
Wilkerson, Wallace, undated=
6
52
Wong, Howard, 1984
6
53
Young, Bill, 1986
7
Special Formats
7
Audio Tapes
7
Ford, O'Neil with George, Eugene (CD in Box 14), 1977-1978
7
1
Tape 1
7
2
Tape 2
7
3
Tape 3
7
4
Tape 4
7
Faulk, John Henry, 1978
7
5
Tape 1
7
Swank, Arch
7
6
Tape 1
7
7
Tape 2, with Bywaters, Jerry, 1978-1984
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8
Tape 3, with Bywaters, Jerry, 1978-1984
7
9
Tape 4 (side 2, Cambell, Mrs. W.E. 1984)
7
Hersh, Authella and Roland, 1978
7
10
Tape 1
7
Landry, Duane and Jane with Meyer, Howard, 1978
7
11
Tape 1
7
12
Tape 2
7
Cocke, Bartlett, 1978
7
13
Tape 1
7
Taylor, Tex 1978
7
14
Tape 1
7
Mitchell, G.W./Melvin/Roy (CD in Box 14), 1978
7
15
Tape 1
7
Delara, Jose, 1979
7
16
Tape 1
7
17
Tape 2
7
Haggerty, Pat, 1979
7
18
Tape 1
7
Rogers Jerry, 1979
7
19
Tape 1
7
Ford, O'Neil taped television interview (CD in Box 12), 1975
7
20
Tape 1
7
Pratt, Jim, undated
7
21
Tape 1
7
Caudill, William, 1979
7
22
Tape 1
7
Basetti, Fred, 1982
7
23
Tape 1
8
Leeper, John 1983
8
1
Tape 1
8
Carter, Bill, 1983
8
2
Tape 1
8
Rogers, Jerry, 1984
8
3
Tape 1
8
Gerhardt, Manfred, 1984
8
4
Tape 1
8
Sinkin, William and Wong, Howard, 1984
8
5
Tape 1
8
Wong, Howard and Guerra, Mary Ann Noonan, 1984
8
6
Tape 1
8
7
Tape 2
8
Abernathy, Jud, 1984
8
8
Tape 1
8
Spreiregen, Paul, 1984
8
9
Tape 1
8
10
Tape 2
8
Thompson, Marie McGuire, 1984
8
11
Tape 1
8
12
Tape 2
8
Straight, Michael, 1984
8
13
Tape 1
8
14
Tape 2
8
Lethbridge, Don, 1984
8
15
Tape 1
8
Lacy, Bill, 1984
8
16
Tape 1
9
Houge, Alexandre, 1984
9
1
Tape 1
9
2
Tape 2
9
Heaton, Sammy Tate, 1984
9
3
Tape 1
9
Martin, Brooks, 1984
9
4
Tape 1
9
5
Tape 2
9
Guerra, Mary Ann Noonan additions and Waterhouse, Ewing (CD in Box 12), 1986
9
6
Tape 1
9
Fisher, Herschel, Wiltshire, John and Bywater, Jerry, 1984
9
7
Tape 1
9
8
Tape 2
9
Stogsdill, Greta and Campbell, Mrs. W.E., 1984
9
9
Tape 1
9
10
Tape 2
9
Bromberg, 1984
9
11
Tape 1
9
Jonsson, Eric, 1984
9
12
Tape 1
9
13
Tape 2
9
14
Tape 3
9
Johnston, Nelle and Linz, Joe (CD in Box 12), 1984
9
15
Tape 1
9
Stubbins, Hugh, 1984
9
16
Tape 1
9
Rosengren, Cam and Frank, 1984
9
17
Tape 1
9
Forsythe, Janet K., 1984
9
18
Tape 1
9
Welch, Frank, 1984
9
19
Tape 1
9
20
Tape 2
9
Emmons, Donn, 1984
9
21
Tape 1
9
Bernardi, Theodore, 1984
9
22
Tape 1
9
Keeter, Jim, 1985
9
23
Tape 1
10
Bass, Perry, 1985
10
1
Tape 1
10
Lee, Amy Freeman, 1985
10
2
Tape 1
10
Towler, Dr. M.L., 1985
10
3
Tape 1
10
4
Tape 2
10
McCombs, Holland, 1986
10
5
Tape 1
10
6
Tape 2
10
Stanush, Claude, 1986
10
7
Tape 1
10
Guerra, Henry Jr., 1986
10
8
Tape 1
10
Diehl, Kemper, undated
10
9
Tape 1
10
Young, Bill, (Mrs. Ed), 1986
10
10
Tape 1
10
Sellinger, Gerald, 1986
10
11
Tape 1
10
12
Tape 2
10
Tuggle, Emmit, 1986
10
13
Tape 1
10
Peery, Allison
10
14
Tape 1, 1986
10
15
Tape 2, 1988
10
Hodgen, Lee
10
16
Tape 1, 1986
10
17
Tape 2, 1986
10
18
Tape 3, 1987
10
Larcarde, John, 1987
10
19
Tape 1
11
Haywood, Norcell (CD in Box 12), 1987
11
1
Tape 1
11
Silber, John, 1987
11
2
Tape 1
11
Carson, Chris, 1988
11
3
Tape 1
11
4
Tape 2
11
Tobin, Robert, 1988
11
5
Tape 1
11
Powell, Boone and Powell, Cathy, undated
11
6
Tape 1
11
7
Tape 2
11
8
Tape 3
11
Stevenson, Ruth Carter and Peery, Allison, 1988
11
9
Tape 1
11
Tobin, Margaret Batts and Tobin, Robert, 1988
11
10
Tape 1
11
11
Tape 2
11
Baker, Paul, 1988
11
12
Tape 1
11
Ford O'Neil interviewed by Jerry Bywaters (CD in Box 12), 1976
11
13
Tape 1
11
14
Tape 2
11
15
Tape 3
11
Hollers George, Mary Carolyn, "On Stage" radio interview on O'Neil Ford Book (CD in Box 12)
11
16
Tape 1
11
17
Tape 2
11
Lance, Mike, 1987
11
18
Tape 1
11
19
Tape 2
11
Steves, Marshall,1988
11
20
Tape 1
12
1
Tape 2
12
2
Tape 3
12
Williams, Dave and Pearl Street (CD in Box 12), undated=
12
3
Tape 1
12Drought, Ann/Frank T.,1979124Tape 1125Tape 212Edwards, Emily,1978126Tape 1127Tape 212Kincaid, Maureen,1979128Tape 1129Tape 212Witherspoon, EV,19791210Tape 1
13
Negatives
13
Numbered
13
1
Index
13
2
1-39
13
3
42-80
13
4
81-120
13
5
121-154
136Negatives from other folders, undated
14
Proofs
14
1
O'Neil Ford flat files (copied from Ford's firm archives in 1982), undated
14
2
Williams, Dave (copied from Ford's firm archives in 1982), undated=
14
Photographs
14
3
Prints used in O'Neil Ford
14
4
Prints used
14
5
Prints not used
14
6
Prints not used
Mary Bonner
This series contains the notes for Ms. George's book,
Mary Bonner: Impressions of a Printmaker, published in 1982. Mary Bonner (1887-1935), an artist from San Antonio, Texas, was praised during the 1920's in Paris, France, for her art depicting scenes of Texas life. The series contains biographical information, correspondence, images of her artwork, and an unbound copy of the book Impressions of a Printmaker. There are also audio tapes containing interviews as well as slides of Bonner's work.Organized by type of material and arranged alphabetically.
14
7
Correspondence on Bonner, 1979-1980
14
8
Graphic Materials, undated=
14
Interviews
14
9
Miscellaneous, 1978-1979
15
1
Witherspoon, Mrs. Thornwell J., 1979
15
2
Mary Bonner: Impressions of a Printmaker (unbound), 1982
15
3
Miscellaneous, 1925-1976
12
Special Formats
12
Audio Tapes
12
Drought, Anne and Frank, 1979
12
4
Tape 1
12
5
Tape 2
12
Edwards, Emily, 1978
12
6
Tape 1
12
7
Tape 2
12
Kincaid, Maureen, 1979
12
8
Tape 1
12
9
Tape 2
12
10
Witherspoon, Ev, 1979
Slides
Biographical
Brittany
Dogs, Horses, Birds
Miscellaneous
San Antonio Scenes
Water Colors
Western Themes
Research Projects
The third series, Research Projects, consists of research materials of other subjects. Ms. George collected notes and correspondence that detail the history of the Anglo-Texan Society, which was founded in London in 1953 by a group of men with Texas connections. Members included O'Neil Ford and Alfred Blossom, architect and Member of Parliament. George researched research the history of the Otto Koehler family and house for the 1993 video production,
The Future of the Past: the Koehler Cultural Center. Items from this project include a script, research materials, and a video recording of the production, which was narrated in part by Margaret Bosshardt Pace Wilson, a great niece of the Koehler's. Materials documenting San Antonio Transportation History round out the series.For further information on San Antonio transportation, researchers are directed to The John Kight Transportation Collection (MS 26).Organized by type of material and arranged chronologically.
15
Anglo-Texan Society
15
Notes and Correspondence
15
4
1954-1958
15
5
1959-1960
15
6
1961-1963
15
7
1964-1970
15
8
1971-1975
15
9
1976-1979
15
10
1985-1996
15
The Anglo-Texan Society 1953-1979: A Cross Cultural Alliance
15
11
Typed Manuscript, 1996
15
12
Offprint from Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 1997
8
The Koehler Cultural Center
8
The Future of the Past: The Koehler Cultural Center, 1993
8
VHS
15
DVD
15
13
Script,1993
15
14
Brief History of the Otto Koehler Residence, undated
15
15
History of the Catholic Campus Ministry (adjacent to Koehler Cultural Center), undated
15
16
Geometry in German Architecture in Early San Antonio by Rosalind Hudson, 1966
15
17
Copies of photos from Margaret Bosshardt Pace Wilson, ca. 1944
15
18
Trial of Hedda Burgmeister for the murder of Otto Koehler, 1914-1992
15
San Antonio Transportation
15
19
Information on San Antonio Mass Transportation, undated
15
20
Copies of Photographs about Transportation, 1933-1978 and undated
Alfred Giles
The majority of the research materials in the Alfred Giles series consist of reproductions of photographs, drawings, blueprints, negatives, slides, reports, correspondence and notes on Giles and Giles and Company Architects. Giles worked as an architect in Texas and Mexico in the late 1800's through the early 1900's. The series is organized by the type of structure or environment Giles was designing, including mansions, courthouses, commercial properties, and city planning. Of note is information about the buildings he designed for Fort Sam Houston and about the designs and structures done in Mexico. Materials documenting the restoration of the Carl Groos house are also available in this collection. This series contains information on Alfred Giles' life and family, including a copy of a diary kept by the wife of Alfred Giles, Laura Giles.
16
Alamo Monument
16
1
Alamo Monument (built c.1890),
1890-1930, 1961, 1998, undated
21
Transparency, undated
21Biographical21Alfred Giles affadavits from London verifying Giles architect status, undated21Certificate for writing checks at Kings College, London, undated21Giles calling card from his practice in Mexico, undated165Documents concerning exchange of kinds etc, between Maria James and Alfred Giles, November 5, 1917167Letter re: Life insurance policies following Giles death,1920168Letters to Giles from A. Spingell, a boyhood friend, 1918-1919
16
9
City Planning: San Antonio Light Article, 1911
16
Comfort Texas
21Notes on Historic Comfort, undated
16
10
Comfort Post Office (built c.1908-1910), 1970 and undated
21Comfort Post Office transparancy and positive (built c. 1908-1910), undated1611Notes on historic Comfort, undated
16
12
Comfort Families, 1880
16
13
Comfort Heritage Foundation Guide, 1990
16
14
Faltin General Store (built c.1879, 1907), 2001, undated
16
15
Faltin Store: Working Drawings, 1907
16
16
Igenhuett - Faust Hotel (built c.1880, 1894), 2001, undated
16
17
Igenhuett Property (built c.1880's), 1986, undated
21Ingenhuett Store, transparancy and positive, undated
16
18
Photo: Street Scene: Unidentified House (built c.1904), undated
16
19
Visionary Rancher, 1998
16
Commercial
16
Boerne
16
20
Ye Kendall Inn (built c.1914), undated
16
Del Rio
16
21
Del Rio National Bank (built c.1910), 1997, undated
16
Fredericksburg
16
22
Bank of Fredericksburg, undated
21Bank of Fredericksburg engraving, undated
16
Kerrville
16
23
St. Charles Hotel, Water & Sydney Baker Streets (built c.1884), undated
16
Laredo
16
24
Milmo National Bank (built c.1882), 1931, 1997, undated
16
San Antonio
16
25
Alameda Block, E. H. Terrell ESQ, undated
16
26
Bennett Building (built c.1917), 1917, 2003
16
27
Chittim (built c.1902), 2002
16
28
Col. T.H. Zanderson Apartment House (built c.1893), 1907
16
29
Commerce Street (built c.1905-1910), undated
16
30
Crockett Block (built c.1882), 1903, 1983-2003, undated
16
31
Crockett Block II (built c.1882), 1980-1993, undated
16
32
T.C. Frost Bank and Store, Main Plaza (built c.1883), undated
16
33
Groos National Bank, Commerce & Navarro Streets (built c.1879), undated
16
34
Houston Street (built c.1884, 1894), undated
16
35
Joske Brothers Store, Alamo & Commerce Streets (built c.1889), undated
16
36
Leroux & Cosgrove (built c.1891), undated
16
37
Lockwood Kampmann Bank, NE corner Soledad & Commerce Streets (built c.1886), 1884-1889, 1995
16
38
Maverick Building (built c.1890's), 1982-2003, undated
16
39
Maverick Hotel, Houston & Jefferson Streets (built c.1878), undated
16
40
Menger Hotel Addition, Alamo Plaza (built c.1909), undated
16
41
Pancoast Building, 308 E. Commerce St (built c.1880), undated
21San Antonio Land and Trust transparancy and positive, undated
16
42
San Antonio Savings and Loan (built c.1898), 1907, 1971
16
43
San Antonio: View from City Hall (built c.1904), undated
21Soledad Street North from Main Plaza (the old Jack Harris Corner) from San Antonio Express,February 20, 1888
16
44
Stumberg Storehouses, Nueva & S. Flores Streets (built c.1899), 1939, undated
21Various buildings erected by Giles, (transparancy), undated
16
45
Wagner Drugstore, (Maverick Store Houses), Houston & St. Mary's Streets (built c.1899), 1930, undated
16
46
Wolfson Store, Main Plaza (built c.1880's), 1997, 2003
16
St. Paul, Texas
16
47
Shary Hotel (built c.1910), undated
16
San Patricio County, Texas
16
48
Sinton State Bank, Kelly Building, ODEM (built c.1909), undated
16
Taft, Texas
16
49
Taft Packing House (built c.1909), 1998
16
County Courthouses
16
50
Bexar County Courthouse (built c.1882-1883), undated
16
51
Boerne Courthouse (built c.1909), undated
16
52
Brooks County Courthouse (built c.1914), 1976
16
53
El Paso County Courthouse (built c.1884-1886), 1916, 1995
16
54
Gillespie County Courthouse (built c.1881), 1966-1967, 1981, 1992, 2003, undated
16
55
Guadalupe County Courthouse (built c. 1883), undated
16
56
Kerr County Courthouse (built c.1886), undated
16
57
Kimble County Courthouse (built c.1885, 1908), undated
16
58
Live Oak (built c.1914, 1919), 1932, 1971-1972. 1998, undated
16
59
Llano County Courthouse (built c.1884-1885), 1973
16
60
Webb County Courthouse (built c.1909), 1929, 2003
16
61
Wilson County Courthouse, Floresville Texas (built c.1883), undated
16
Domestic Architecture
16
55
Asherton, Bel Asher (built c.1910), undated
17
1
Biershwale (built c.1888), undated
21Biershwale residence, transparancy and positive, undated
17
2
Elmendorf (built c. 1881), undated
17
3
Giles, 306 King William (built c. 1883), 1973
17
4
Henry Pauly Residence, transparencies, undated
17
5
Hildebrand, 117 West Craig (built c.1891), 1998-1999
17
6
Hillside Ranch, Vance (built c.1883), 1971-1972
17
7
King, 819 Augusta, 1928, 1936, 1997, undated
17
8
Maverick, Sunshine Ranch (built c.1900), undated
17
9
McDonald (built c. 1910), undated
17
10
OGE House (built c.1882), 1971-1972
17
11
Stafford, 405 Pecan (built c.1893), undated
17
12
Steves, Albert (built c.1890), undated
17
13
T.C. Frost (built c.1881), undated
17
14
Terrell, Sarah (built c.1912), undated
17
15
Vance, Travis Park (built c.1889), undated
17
16
West Ranch (built c.1890), undated
17
17
Wiseman, 915 B Street (built c.1900), 2002
17
18
Yturri House (built c.undated), 1971
17
Family
17
19
Builders Magazine, Passing of Giles, c.1920
17
20
Correspondence between Giles and Hurlbert (Harvard), 1908-1914
17
21
Diary of Laura and Alfred Giles, copy, undated
17
22
Ernest Palmer Giles (c.1894), 1982, 2002
17
23
Family Tree, 1998
17
History, Residences and Ranches
17
24
The Evening Light, 1882
17
25
Hillingdon, undated
17
26
“A Hundred Years of Comfort in Texas” by Guido E Ransleben, undated
17
27
South Texas Newsletter, 1999
17
28
A Texas Stage Robbery Experience by Alfred Giles, 1882
17
29
James Family, undated
17
30
Page from family bible (c.1909), undated
17
31
Painting by Alfred Giles, 1854
17
Photos
17
32
Alfred Giles, 1875-1879, undated
17
33
Annie Laura James Giles, 1881
17
34
Copies, photos of Alfred’s mother and father, undated
17
35
Giles Girls, undated
17
36
Giles Family in London, 1910
17
37
Giles Family Photos, 1915, undated
17
38
The Laurels home, Hillingdon, 1910
17
39
People and Animals at Hillingdon Ranch, Comfort TX, 1890
17
40
San Antonio when Giles Arrived, 1870-1880
17
Fort Sam Houston
17
41
Barracks and Quarters (built c.1900), undated
17
42
FSH: An American Depot, Headquarters and Training Facility 1876-1946 by Martha Doty Freeman, 1994
18
1
Gaither Tape, typed recording, 2003
18
2
Historic Preservation Society, 1994-1998
18
3
Infantry Post (built c.1885), 1887, 1934, 1994, undated
18
4
Legacy Project, 1993, 1999
18
5
Pershing House (built c.1881), 1998, undated
18
6
Staff Post (built c.1881), undated
18
7
Stanley, Brigadier General David Sloan Stanley (property built c.1884-1892), undated
18
8
Stillwell House (built c.1888), 1998
18
9
Unidentified Soldiers photos, undated
18
Institutional and Service Structures
18
10
Catalogue, 1975
18
Bandera Texas
18
11
Bandera County Jail (built c.1881), undated
18
Boerne Texas
18
12
Boerne High School (built c.1910), Boerne Utilities (c.1951), undated
18
Center Point Texas
18
13
Center Point School (built c.1911), undated
18
14
Eris Antiques, undated
18
Fort Worth Texas
18
15
St. Josephs Infirmary (built c.1898), undated
18
Fredericksburg Texas
18
16
Morris Ranch School (built c.1893), 1939, 1961, undated
18
Kerrville Texas
18
17
Masonic Building (built c.1890), 1983, 2000, undated
18
San Antonio Texas
18
18
Boys Detention Home, undated
18
19
Brackenridge Colored School (built c.1901), undated
18
20
Central Ward (built c.1911), 1983
18
21
City Views, Plaza Hotel, undated
18
22
First Presbyterian Church (built c.1900), undated
18
23
Home for the Aged (built c.1914), 2002
18
24
Hot Wells (built c.1900), 1900-1999, undated
18
25
Market House (built c.1900), 1998, 2003, undated
18
26
Mother House, Incarnate Word (built c.1900), 1986-1987, 1991, undated
18
27
St. Anthony the Great, Greek Orthodox Church (built c.1918), 2001, undated
18
28
St. Johns Orphanage (built c. 1891), 1982, 1997, undated
18
29
St. Marks Episcopal Church (built c.1927), 1913, 1990, undated
18
30
Sullivan Stable and Carriage House (built c.1898), 1986-1998, 2003, undated
18
31
West Texas Military Academy, TMI, undated
18
32
YWCA, 5th and Broadway (built c.1913), 1998
18
Mansions
18
33
Andrew House (built c.1879-1883), undated
18
34
Bellevue Place, Evans (built c.1892-1894), undated
18
35
Chamberlain (built c.1895), undated
18
36
Halff (built c.1893), undated
18
37
Mifflin Kenedy Residence, Corpus Christi Texas (built c.1885), undated
19
1
Maverick House (built c.1893), 1893,1998, 2003
19
2
Mcdonald House (built c.1900), 1914, 1925, 1994, undated
19
3
North Evans Chateau (built c.1892), 1998
19
4
Schreiner Home, undated
19
5
Steves Homestead (built c.1876), 1987
21
Terrell Residence, Lambermont (built c.1894), undated
19
7
Never Built c.1910’s, 2000
19
Northern Mexico
19
8
Arco de La Calzada, Monterrey, 1930’s
19
9
Banco de Coahuila, Saltillo (built c.1900), undated
19
10
Banco de Durango, undated
19
11
Banco de Nuevo Leon (built c. 1902), undated
OM2Banco de Nuevo Leon promotional bank model, undated
19
12
Banco Mercantil, Monterrey (built c. 1901), undated
19
13
Casa de Guillermo Purcell (built c.1900), 2003, undated
19
14
Casino de Saltillo (built c.1928), undated
19
15
Esquina, calles allende y Juarez, undated
19
16
Guindon, Corresponding, 2003, undated
19
17
Isaac Garza’s House, undated
19
18
La Reinera, Monterrey (built c.1901), undated
19
19
Mansardas del Antiguo, Casino de Monterrey (built c.1905), undated
19
20
Monterrey (c.1900), 1950-1960, 1980, 2002, undated
19
21
Nuevo Laredo Customs House (built c.1887), undated
19
22
Nuevo Leon (c.1900), 1984, undated
19
23
Palacio Federal, Chihuahua, undated
19
24
Paseo Bolivar (built c.1908), 1971
19
25
Puebla Mexico, undated
19
26
Research Notes, undated
19
27
Sanford y Cle, Monterrey (built c.1910), undated
19
28
Slides, Coahila, Nuevo Leon, undated
19
29
Slides, Puebla, Durango, undated
19
30
Sopressa y Primavera (built c.1901), undated
19
31
Under Construction at Time of Death, c.1920
19
32
Unidentified, undated
19
Office Associates
19
33
Alfred Giles Co., undated
19
34
Guindon, 1998
19
35
Kampmann, Major John Hermann, undated
21
Scrapbook Copies, 1912-1914
19
37
Work Done post 1920, undated
19
Restoration of the Carl Groos House by Charles Butt
19
38
Bass - Govea, 2003
19
39
Donald Belcher, 2003
19
40
Robin Black, 2003
19
41
Charles Butt, Correspondence with Contractors, 1978-1983, 2003, undated
19
42
Chris Carson, undated
19
43
Joe Dupnick, 2003
19
44
Lewis Fisher, 2003
19
45
Girl Scouts, Martha Manor, 1957
19
46
Tom Guido, 1982, 2003
19
47
Gerald Haugh, 2003
19
48
Curtis and Ross Hunt, 1982, 2003
19
49
Manuel Lizcano, no reply, 2003
19
50
David Neuggbauer, no reply, 2003
19
51
Sue Ann Pemberton, no reply, 2003
19
52
Victor Salas, 2003, undated
19
53
Jim Smith, 2003
20
Research Notes
20
1
CD, Giles Photographs, undated
20
2
Dilemmas, 1970-1998
20
3
Failed Attempts to get Historic Photos, 1995-1996
20
4
Giles Proposal Rejected, 1996-1997
21Inspiration for Edward Steves house, undated
20
5
National Registry, 1998-2003
21
Notes on Photographs, undated
20
7
Policies and Permissions, undated
20
8
Reference Cards and Notes, 1 of 2, undated
20
9
Reference Cards and Notes, 2 of 2, undated
20
10
References to 19th Century Architects except Giles, undated
20
11
Videos, Giles Building 2002, Talk by George, 1999
Addition of June 2009 (Accession 2009-039)2006 and undated
Alfred Giles, Architect: A Legacy Illustrations for Chapter 1 and the book: The Architectural Legacy of Alfred Giles: Selected Restorations by Mary Carolyn George.