urn:taro:utsa.00050p6 A Guide to the San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records, 1962-1995 (bulk 1964-1968) Series 6: Site Development Department Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., July 2003. Finding aid written in English. October 26, 2005 Edited with XMetal 3 by Traci JoLeigh Drummond according to instructions in TARO 2 EAD Editing Instructions October 26, 2007 Updated by Angela McClendon because of additions, reprocessing of audiovisual materials. April 28, 2008Collection dates corrected in XMetal Author. Descriptive Summary San Antonio Fair, Inc. San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records 1962-1995 (Bulk 1964-1968) Materials are primarily in English, with some materials in Spanish, French, and Portuguese. MS 31 276.4 linear feet (560 boxes) University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections San Antonio Fair, Inc., incorporated in December 1962 to formally organize the planning, fundraising and designing of HemisFair '68 (the 1968 World's Fair) in San Antonio, Texas. The records of the San Antonio Fair, Inc., document the planning, lobbying, financing and construction of HemisFair '68. The records consist of correspondence, meeting minutes, committee reports, financial records, newspaper and magazine articles, press releases, photographic materials, blueprints, maps and plats, artwork, oral history interview transcripts, scrapbooks of clippings and ephemera, and audiovisual materials (film and sound recordings). Most of the records predate the opening of the fair. Processing Information

Processed by T. Matthew De Waelsche, April 1998, and Angela McClendon, October 2007.

This collection was processed with support from Marshall Steves of San Antonio, Tex. Preservation reformatting of audiovisual materials was completed in 2007 with support from the National Film Preservation Foundation and the Institute of Texan Cultures.

Accessions described in this finding aid: 1992-05, 1998-06, 1998-42, 2001-41, 2004-27.

Descriptive sources and standards used to create this inventory: DACS, EAD, and TARO 2 EAD Editing Instructions.

 Acquisition Information

The San Antonio Fair, Inc. Records were donated to the Trinity University Library in October 1968, immediately following the closing of HemisFair '68. The records came to Trinity from the executive offices of San Antonio Fair, Inc., at the fair's headquarters in the German-English School. They remained at the Trinity University Library until May 1985. During this time, many records were lost due to mold and a lack of proper preservation. When the records were transferred to the San Antonio Public Library (SAPL) in 1985, they were stored in the Library's Hertzberg annex, where they were reboxed and given some preservation treatment. The SAPL donated the records to University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections in 1992 (Acc. 1992-05).

 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records, 1962-1995 (Bulk 1964-1968), MS 31, University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

 Access Restrictions

Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by staff when reviewing photographic materials.

Original audiovisual materials are closed to patron use. Some use copies are available in the collection.

Otherwise, there are no restrictions on these materials.

 Usage Restrictions

Permission to publish material from the San Antonio Fair, Inc., Records must be obtained from University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Special Collections.

 Arrangement

Due to size, this inventory has been divided into 12 separate units which can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted text below. More information about the collection as a whole, including a detailed chronology of HemisFair events from 1962-1967, can be found on the Homepage.

Homepage Series 1: Executive Officers Series 2: Comptroller's Office Series 3: Legal Department Series 4: Entertainment Department Series 5: Visitor and Exhibitor Relations Department Series 6: Site Development Department [this page] Series 7: Public Relations Department (part 1) Series 7: Public Relations Department (part 2) Series 8: Printed Materials, Scrapbooks, and Other Volumes Series 9: Trinity University Library Administrative Files Series 10: Ephemera Series 11: Oversized Architectural Drawings, Blueprints, and Plans Series 12: Audiovisual Materials Detailed Description of the Series Series 6: Site Development Department Series Abstract

This series consists of records on design and architecture (26 boxes) and design and theme development (13 Boxes). In addition to correspondence these records also include information on restored houses on the fair site, drawings, designs, maps and site plans. Most of the oversized architectural plans and maps in Series XI. are from the Site Development Department

 288 Design and Architecture 288 Architectural Drawings 288 Old Houses 288 1 General 288 South Alamo 288 2 300 288 3 404 288 4 502 288 5 440 East Commerce Street Parcel 333 288 Goliad Street 288 6 115 Parcel 197 288 7 117 Parcel 545 288 8 125 288 9 138 288 10 139 288 11 142 288 12 153 288 13 301 288 14 331 288 Matagorda Street 288 15 204 288 16 210 288 17 409 288 18 414 288 North Street 288 19 300 288 20 311-313 288 21 426 Santa Clara Heinrich House 288 South Street 288 22 141 288 23 142 288 24 156 288 Victoria Street 288 25 109 288 26 225 288 Water Street 288 27 316 288 28 533 288 29 610 288 Wyoming Street 288 30 112 288 31 116 288 32 118 288 33 124 288 34 135 288 35 201 288 36 216 Parcel 379 288 37 220 288 38 232 288 39 Specifications for Historical Preservation of the Friedrich Groos House for the Urban Renewal Agency Of San Antonio, 1967 289 Pavilion Plans Preliminary Drawings 289 1 Republic of China 289 2 France 289 3 Germany 289 4 Humble Oil Co. 289 5 Kodak 289 6 Pearl 289 7 Texas Pavilion Sculpture by Richard Rogers 289 Project Y 289 8 Construction figures 289 9 Gozar! John Kriken 289 10 Drawings 289 11 Landscaping 289 12 Mexico Olympics Drawings 289 13 Office Layout 289 14 Conference Room Layouts 289 15 Parking Structure Plans 289 16 Restaurant Plans 289 17 Space Frame Kiosk Working Drawings OM20

Oversize drawings and architectural sketches. [Additional oversize Site Development Department documents may be found in Series 11: Oversize Architectural Drawings, Blueprints, and Plans]

 OM41 Oversize drawings: concepts, planning, graphics [Additional oversize Site Development Department documents may be found in Series 11: Oversize Architectural Drawings, Blueprints, and Plans] 290 Staff Correspondence 290 Allison B. Peery, Architect Site Planning Coordinator 290 1 Architect and Engineer Prospects, 1964-1967 290 2 BIE Meetings and Presentations, 1964-1968 290 3 Commissioner General, 1965 290 4 Contracts and Agreements with Architects and Engineers, miscellaneous, 1966 290 5 Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm, printed materials 290 6 Gardens Study Group Meetings, 1965 290 7 German Architecture, 1965 290 8 Handout Draft, 1966 290 9 Marin Stone, Media Associates, New York Office, 1965-1966 290 10 Rules and Regulations, miscellaneous, 1965 290 11 Texas Fashion Creators Association, 1966-1967 291 1-4 General Correspondence, 1967-1968 291 5-11 Norman P. Yarborough, Chief of Architecture, 1965-1966 292 Design & Architecture Alphabetical Subject Files 292 1 Acequia Madre, 1966 292 2 Accounting, 1965 292 3 A.I.A. Contracts and Documents 292 Amusement Parks printed materials, 1965-66 292 4 Disneyland 292 5 Six Flags 292 6 Amusement Rides, 1965-1966 292 Architecture and Construction Committee, 1966-1968 292 7 General Correspondence 292 8 Minutes of Meetings 292 9 Architectural Handicapped Barriers, 1967 292 10 Arts Council, 1967 292 11 Arts Seattle (Century 21), 1962 292 12 Attendance Projections, 1966-1968 292 13 Audio Visual Information Ralke Co., Los Angeles 292 14 Avenue of the Americas (Flags), 1967 292 15 Latin American Ambassadors Visit April 1967 292 16 Bank Equipment 292 17 Banners and Flags (brochures and catalogs), 1967 292 18 Beethoven Hall 292 19 Boat Concessions, 1965-1968 292 20 Boulevard of the Americas, Expo '67, 1966-1967 293 Budgets 293 1 Budget and Account List, 1965-1966 293 2 Site Development, 1966 293 3 General, 1967 293 4 Site Development, 1967 293 5 Construction, 1968 293 6 Site Development, 1968 293 7 Project Y, 1968 293 8 Building and Construction Regulations Expo '67 293 9 Building Construction Guide 293 10 Building Permits, 1967 293 11 B.I.E. Exhibit, 1966-1967 293 12 Campfire Girls, 1967 294 1 Central Chilled Water, 1966-1968 294 2 Chambers & McGregor, Inc. Equipment, 1964-1966 294 3 City of San Antonio, General Correspondence, 1967-1968 294 4-5 City Council Meeting Minutes, 1965 295 1 City Fire Code, 1964 295 2 City Hall Meetings, 1966-1967 295 3 City of San Antonio Lease, 1965-1967 295 4-5 City Water Board, 1965-1968 296 1 Climatological Studies, 1965-1966 296 2 Committee Meetings, 1966 296 3 Concessions, general 1965-1968 296 4 Conservation Society: North Expressway, 1963-1967 296 Construction 296 5 General Correspondence, 1964-1968 297 1 Applications for Approval to Bid, 1967 297 2 Foundation Investigations 297 3 Rules and Regulations New York World's Fair, 1964 297 4 Rules and Regulations HemisFair 297 5 Construction and Utility Regulations, 1966-1967 297 6 Schedules, 1966-1967 297 7 Consultants 297 8 Contractors, Bidding 298 1 Contracts and Change Orders Filed, 1967-1968 298 Convention Center 298 2 Background Research, 1964-1967 298 3 Exhibition Hall, 1963-1967 298 4 Theatre, 1965-1967 298 5 Copyrights, Licensing and Leasing, 1965-1966 298 6 Critical Path Method, 1965-1966 298 7 CPM Status Reports, 1966-1967 298 8 Cultural Participation 1966-1967 298 9 Design Consultants, 1964-1967 299 1 Design Notes and Ideas, 1964-1967 299 2 Directory of American Firms Operating in Foreign Countries, 1964 299 3 Early Program Notes, 1966-1968 299 4 Economic Impact of Seattle World's Fair, 1964 299 5 El Abrazo, 1966-1967 299 6 Entertainment, general 1966 299 7 Executive Committee Lists, 1965-1966 299 8 Exhibits and Exhibitors, 1964-1966 299 9 Exhibits Costs, 1967-1968 299 10 Exhibit Designers and Architects, 1965-1967 300 1 Exhibit Sales Weekly Reports, 1966-1967 300 Exhibits, 1966-1968 300 2 Alive, Inc. 300 3 ALCOA 300 4 Anderson-Clayton 300 5 Arid-Semi Arid Exhibit 300 6 Children's Area - Potential Unlimited 300 7 Coca-Cola 300 8 Container Corp. of America 300 9 Legal Exhibit 300 10 Exhibitors Certificates of Occupancy 300 11 Exhibitors Council 300 12 Exhibits Manual 300 13 Exhibitors Showroom 300 14 Exhibitor Space Allocation 300 15 Existing Structures Renovation of Old Houses 301 1 Farmer's Market Los Angeles printed materials 301 Federal Participation 301 2 General Correspondence, 1965 301 3 Commerce Department, 1965 301 4 Other World's Fairs, 1964 301 5 Fire Protection, 1966-1967 301 6 Fireworks, 1965-1966 301 7 Folklore Sector, 1966 301 8 Food Concessions, general, 1966-1968 301 9 Food Manual, 1966-1967 302 1 Foreign Countries, Background Info. 302 2 Foreign Governments, 1966 302 3 Foreign Participation, 1965-1966 302 4 Fountains, 1963-1967 302 5 Furniture, 1967 302 6 Gas and Electricity, 1964-1967 302 7 Gates, 1965-1968 302 8 General Cleanup and Repair of HemisFair Site 302 9-10 General Correspondence, 1965-1967 302 11 General Promotion and Entertainment, 1967 302 Graphics, 1965-1968 302 12 General 302 13 Stationery and Envelopes 302 14 Miscellaneous Art 303 1 Hat Concession Bene Albee, 1966-1967 303 2 Heliport, 1964, 1967 303 3 HemisFair Idea P.R. Background Materials 303 4 HemisFair Program Materials, 1963-65 303 5 Hostess Uniforms, 1967 303 6 Hot Air Balloons, 1965 303 7 Industrial and Private Participation, general 1965-1966 303 8 Industrial Exhibitors, 1966 303 9 Gulf Insurance Co., 1967 303 10 Industrial Vendor Brochures 304 1 Insurance Regulations, 1967-1968 304 2 Inter-American Educational Center, 1966 304 International Pavilions, 1967-1968 304 3 Arkansas 304 4 Canada 304 5 China 304 6 France 304 7 Germany 304 8 Holland-Belgium 304 9 Italy 304 10 Japan 305 1 Korea 305 2 Mexico 305 3 O.A.S. 305 4 Panama 305 5 Peru 305 6 Portugal 305 7 Spain 305 8 Switzerland 305 9 Thailand 305 10 Interior Finishing and Air Conditioning Foreign 305 Interoffice Memos 305 11 1965 305 12 1966 305 1967 305 13 January-June 306 1 July-September 306 2 October-December 306 1968 306 3 January-February 306 4 March-April 306 5 May-August 307 1 Labor Relations, 1967 307 2 Lakes and Waterways, 1976 307 3 Land Use and Cost Estimates, 1965-1967 307 4 Lease Agreements, 1966 307 5 Lighting, 1966-1968 307 6 Lists, miscellaneous 1967 307 7 Main Arteries, Streets, 1964-1966 307 Maintenance 307 8 Ground Services, 1965-1966 307 9 Service Roads, 1967 307 Maps, 1967-1968 307 10 Official Guide Map 307 11 Positive and Negative Prints 307 12 On-Grounds Transportation 307 13 Operations, 1966-1967 307 14 Organization Lists and Charts, 1964-1966 307 15 Outdoor Theatre 308 1 Pan American Union Conferences, 1966 308 2 Parking, general, 1965-1967 308 3 Participants Manual Background Info. 1965-1966 308 4 Parties and Receptions, general, 1967 308 5 Paseo del Rio 308 6 Pavilion Design Sketches 308 7 Allison Peery Contract 308 Permanent Structures Restoration of Old Houses 308 8-9 General Correspondence, 1965-1968 308 10 Lists 308 Individual Buildings 308 11 Schultze House 308 12 Solis House 232 Wyoming Street 308 13 Synagogue 309 Personnel 309 1 General 309 2-3 Employment Applications, 1965-1968 309 4 Position Descriptions 309 5 Plastic Materials for Concession Stands, 1967 309 6 Plastic Roof Covering (used at Exp '67) 309 7 Plaza de Libertad, 1965 309 8 Plumbing Packages 309 9 Pre-Columbian Art Exhibit 310 Preliminary Site Plans and Architectural Drawings, 1966-1967 310 1 Beethoven Hall 310 2 Food Cluster Layouts 310 3 Girard Exhibit Building 310 4 Briefs Industrial Pavilions Site Plans 310 5 Coca-Cola 310 6 Falstaff 310 7 G.M. 310 8 IBM 310 9 Pepsico-Frito Lay Exhibit 310 10 Foreign Nations Performing Arts Theatre 311 Foreign Pavilions 311 1 Mexico 311 2 Panama 311 3 Thailand 311 4 Kiosks 311 5 Laterna Magika 311 6 Mini-Monorail Train and Station Layout 311 7 Mormon Pavilion 311 8 Museum at Tower Base 311 9 Puppet Theater 311 10 Project Y 311 11 Woman's Pavilion 311 Rides 311 12 General Schematics 311 13 Skyride 312 1 Prestige Brochure, 1965 312 2 Program Material, 1965-1966 312 3 Progress Status Reports, 1965-1967 312 4 Project Master Builder, 1966-1967 312 5 Project Y, 1967-1968 312 6 Prospective Exhibitors, 1965-1967 312 7 Protocol, 1967-1968 312 8 Press Previews, 1968 312 9 Public Relations, 1962-65 312 10 Ramps Walkways and Bridges, 1966-1967 312 11 Recipients of HemisFair Brochures, 1967 312 12 Regional Child Welfare Office, 1968 312 13 Report of Director of Site Development, Design and Architecture to the HemisFair Executive Committee, November 15, 1966 312 14 Reproduction Sketches 312 15 Restaurants 313 Rides 313 1 Brochures and Printed Materials 313 2 Carousels 313 3 Jimmy Johnson, General Correspondence, 1966-1968 314 Mini-Monorail, 1964-1968 314 1 Brochures, Printed Materials and Correspondence 314 2 Surveys (Approved) 315 1 Habegger Thun Mini Rail Proposal 315 2 River Entry Design, 1964-65 315 3 Sales and Income Status Reports, 1966-1967 315 4 Sales Tax, 1965 315 5 San Antonio Development, 1965-1966 315 6 San Antonio Rose Committee, 1963-1967 315 7 Santa Maria Replica Ship, 1965 316 1 Site Area Space Allocation 316 2 Site Development Statement of Responsibility 316 3 Site Plan Wall Chart 316 4 Site Planning Development, 1963-1966 316 5 Site Progress Reports, 1966 316 6 Sound Systems, 1967-1968 316 7 Souvenir Designs 316 8 Souvenir Stands, 1966-1968 316 9 Space Frames 316 10 Special Events Facilities 316 11 Sunday A Fairs, 1967 316 12 Support Facilities, 1965-1966 316 Symbol 316 13 Miscellaneous Information, 1964-1966 316 14 Trial Layouts 316 15 Telephones, 1966-1968 316 16 Television Programming, 1966 316 17 Texas Pavilion, 1965-1968 317 1 Texas Society of Architects; Texas Board of Architectural Examiners, 1865-1966 317 2 Texas State Participation, 1962-1966 317 3 Theaterama Inc., 1964-1965 317 4 Theme B.I.E. General Rules and Regulations, 1964-1966 317 Tickets 317 5 Printing, 1967 317 6 Samples 317 7 Toilets (correspondence, printed materials and brochures), 1965-1967 317 8 Tower Theme Structure Report W.C. Gilman & Co., 1965 318 1 Transit Entrance, 1965-1966 318 2 Transit Systems - Idea Peddlers, 1965 318 3 Transmittals, 1965-1966 318 4 Trash and Garbage Disposal, 1967 318 5 Underwriters, 1966 318 6 Uniform Companies, 1967 318 Urban Renewal 318 7 Urban Renewal Agency General Correspondence, 1964-1968 318 8 Amended Applications for Loan and Grant, 1966 318 9 Description; Demolition Contract; Schedule for Project, 1964-1968 318 10 Engineering Report Haggard, Hans & Groves, Inc., 1965 318 11 Invitation for Bids; specifications, 1964 319 1 U.S. Pavilion, 1965-1967 319 2 U.S. Plywood, 1968 319 3 Utilities, general 1966 319 4 Utility Rates, 1965-1967 319 5 Wage Scales (reports), 1965-1966 319 6 Wardrobe Sponsors, 1967 319 7 Washington Federal Support, 1965 319 8 Water Shows, 1965-1968 319 9 Weekly Construction Progress Reports, 1967-1968 319 10 Wide Screen Theatre, 1965-1966 319 11 Woman's Pavilion, Background Info., 1966 319 12 Phyllis Yampolsky, 1967-1968 320 Design & Theme Development 320 1 Architecture and Construction Committee Meeting Minutes, 1965-1966 320 2 Architecture and Construction Progress Reports, 1964-1965 320 3 Artists and Sculptors, general, 1964-1968 320 4 Banking, 1967 320 5 David Bowen, 1967 320 6 Brochures (correspondence), 1965-1966 320 7 Children's Program Unlimited Potential, 1967 320 8 Circulation and Land Use Plans, 1968 320 9 Sherry Clughley, 1966 320 10 COARTS Hemistar Theatre, 1966 320 11 Coins, 1967 320 12 Communications, 1966 320 13 Company Research, 1966 320 Costumes and Uniforms, 1967 320 14 Budget 320 15 Design Sketches 321 1 Wardrobe Requirements, general 321 2 Concessionaires 321 3 Exhibitors 321 4 Food Vendors 321 5 Hostesses 321 6 Merchandisers 321 7 Project Y 321 Accessories 321 8 Handbags 321 9 Rainwear 321 10 Shoes 321 11 Watches 321 12 Tie-in Advertising 322 Costume Wardrobe Designers, 1967 322 1 Avondale Mills 322 2 H.I.S. 322 3 Lorch-Westway 322 4 M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc. 322 5 Southwestern Jacket, Inc. 322 6 Sunny Isle 322 7 Unika-Vaev Corp. 322 8 United Cotton Goods 322 9 Miscellaneous Manufacturers 322 10 Uniform Catalogs 322 11 Cultural Participation, general, 1965-1967 322 12 Carl Deese, Exhibits Design Coordinator, 1967 322 13 El Abrazo, 1966 322 14 Executive Committee, Meeting Minutes, 1965-1966 323 1 Exhibit Designers 323 Exhibit Proposals, 1966-1967 323 2 Arid Semi-Arid Man's Thrist 323 3 Beauty of Flight (Piper Aircraft) 323 4 The Business of Living (Carte Blanche) 323 5 Cowboy Exhibit 323 6 Cowboy background materials 323 7 Education Exhibit 323 8 Education background materials 323 9 Food Exhibit 324 1-2 Kaleidoscope - The Faces of Change (Eastman Kodak Photography) 324 3 Garden of Aluminum (Reynolds Metals) 324 4 Girard Exhibit - The Magic of a People 324 5 International Exhibits, Miscellaneous 324 6 Legal Exhibit 324 7 Our Cities 324 8 People and Politics 324 9 Pollution (American Petroleum Institute) 324 10 Transportation and Travel Man in Motion 324 11 Travelling Exhibits and Films, miscellaneous, 1965-1967 325 Corporate Exhibitors, 1966-1967 325 1 Anderson, Clayton & Co. 325 2 Armco Steel Corp. 325 3 AVCO 325 4 Braniff 325 5 Container Corp. of America 325 6 Celanese 325 7 Coca-Cola 325 8 Dupont 325 9 Falstaff 325 10 Firestone 325 11 General Motors 325 12 Grolier Inc. Talking Books 325 13 Gulf Insurance Group 325 14 IBM 325 15 NASA 325 16 NCR 325 17 Pepsico/Frito-Lay 325 18 Social Security Administration 325 19 Southwest Research Institute 325 20 Texas Instruments 325 21 Time-Life 325 22 U.S. Rubber 325 23 Volkswagen 325 24 Westinghouse 325 25 Potential Exhibitors, 1967 325 26 Fairs, Exhibits, Pavilions and Their Audiences Summary Report by Robert S. Weiss & Serge, Jr., 1962 325 27 HemisFair Flag, Annin Flag Co., 1966-1967 326 1 Governor's Apartment in San Antonio, 1967 326 2 Graphic Art 326 Graphics 326 3-4 General Correspondence, 1965-1968 326 Manuals 326 5 Other Fairs: New York and Montreal, 1964-1965; 1967 326 6 HemisFair Graphic Design Standards 326 Artists 326 7 Craig Lincoln 326 8 Ming 326 9 Richard Wilson 327 1 Bonus Book Advertisement 327 2 Car Sign 327 3 Carrot Ad 327 4 Black and White Logo Ads; Rides 327 5 Club Abrazo 327 6 Firemen's Arm Patch Sleeve Emblem 327 7 Guidebook 327 8 Invitations 327 9 Medallion 327 10 Placement Art 327 11 Post Card Signs 327 12 Posters 327 13 Press Kits, February 1966 327 14 P.R. Brochure 327 15 Puppet Truck 327 16 Souvenir Displays 327 17 Ticket/Bonus Books 327 18 U.S. Travel Service Ads 328 1 Health, miscellaneous, reports 328 2 HemisFair Greeting Cards 328 3 The HemisFair Idea 328 4 Horses, 1966-1967 328 Industrial Designers, 1967 328 5 Gersin Associates, Inc. 328 6 James Potts 328 7 Felix Williams and Associates 328 8 Industrial Participation Progress Reports, 1967 328 9 InfoPlan, P.R., 1967 329 1 Inter-American Education Center (IAEC), 1965-1967 329 2 Landscape Development San Antonio River Extension, 1967 329 3 Latin American Ambassadors Visit, April 1967 329 4 Magazine Subscriptions/Publications, 1965-1967 329 5 Marketing in Latin America, research paper by Henry G. Shonherd III 329 6 Models, 1966-1967 330 1 Oceanography, 1967 330 2 Official Map, 1967 330 3 Partners for Progress, 1966-1967 330 4 Allison Peery, General Correspondence, 1964-1967 330 5 Mimi Peery, General Correspondence, 1965 330 6 Performers, 1965-1966 330 7 Pictorial Services Requests for Photographs, 1967 330 8 Planetaria, 1965-1966 330 9 Postage Meter (brochures) 330 10 Printing and Photos, 1964-1967 330 11 Project X, 1967 330 12 Project Y, 1967 330 13 P.R. Brochure, 1967 330 14 Publications and Visual Materials Requests, 1965 330 15 Recreation Proposal 330 16 Red Cross, 1967 330 17 Religion, 1965-1966 330 18 Research Writers, 1966-1967 331 Sculptures, 1967-1968 331 1 General 331 2 Cameron Fountain 331 3 Gego-Structure 331 Signage, 1967-1968 331 4 General 331 5 Peter George Robinson. Signage Design Consultant 331 Pavilions, Restaurants and other buildings 331 6 Alive Inc. Sermons from Science 331 7 Casa San Miguel 331 8 Central American Pavilion Prelims 331 9 Club Abrazo 331 10 Coca-Cola Pavilion 331 11 Falstaff Pavilion 331 12 Ferdinand's 331 13 Food Clusters 1 & 2 331 14 Frito Lay/Pepsi Cola 332 1 General Motors Pavilion 332 2 Golden Garter 332 3 Gulf Insurance Group 332 4 Indian Tandoor 332 5 International Heraldry 332 6 Japanese Pavilion 332 7 Kodak Pavilion 332 8 Lake Pavilion Lower level 332 9 Lone Star Pavilion 332 10 Mini-Monorail Station Ticket Booth 332 11 Patio Foods 332 12 Pearl Pavilion 332 13 Pierre Interlude Restaurant 332 14 Polynesian Restaurant 332 15 Poupees de Paris 332 16 Le Rouet Boutique 332 17 San Antonio Rose 332 18 Servomation 332 19 Skyride 332 20 Southwestern Bell 332 21 Sur le Pouce 332 22 Signs, miscellaneous, 1966 333 1 Signs 333 2 Site Development, general, 1964-1967 333 3 Site Plans Theme Concepts 333 4 Speaker Profiles/Biographical Sketches Graphics Dept. 333 5 Special Art Projects, 1967-1968 333 6 Sports and Leisure, 1967 333 7 Stationery Supplies, 1965-1966 333 8 Symbol Designs and Uses, 1965-1967 333 9 Lonn Taylor, 1967 333 10 Thematic Development Work Plan, 1966 333 11 Themetic Ideas 333 12 Traveler's Aid, 1966-1967 333 13 Turntables for Displays, 1965-1967 333 14 Tyrone Guthrie Theatre (Minneapolis) Program, 1963 333 15 Woman's Pavilion Slide Show Scripts OM17-OM19 Assorted oversize Site Development Department materials [Additional Site Development Department documents may be found in Series 11: Oversize Architectural Drawings, Blueprints, and Plans]