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Collection contains plans and papers of Minneapolis Engineering projects completed during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Collection consists of maps of the location of flour mills on the West Bank of the Mississippi River.

Collection contains plans of the Washburn "A" Mill in Minneapolis.

Collection contains photographs of the Metropolitan Building (Northwestern Guaranty Loan Building) and the Coca Cola Bottling Company.

The Minneapolis Plan Vault Collection contains plan sets (copies) deposited by builders and architects with the Building Inspections Department from 1910 to 1990 as a prerequisite for obtaining building permits.

The Minneapolis Plan Vault Collection contains plan sets (copies) deposited by building and architects with the Building Inspections Department (Minneapolis, MN) from 1910 to 1993 as a prerequisite for obtaining building permits. The materials in this part of the collection were separated from the larger group because of the significance of the architects involved in the design of the structures listed.

Collection contains ten drawings of the light fixtures in the Minneapolis Post Office.

Collection contains three blueline sheets of the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis.

Collection contains the papers and photographs of the Minnesota 1900: Art and Life on the Upper Mississippi, 1890-1915 exhibit presented by the Minneapolis Institute of Arts in 1994.

Collection include grant applications, correspondence, budgetary materials, work plans and schedules, proposals, maps, charts, analyses and background research material documenting the Minnesota Experimental City (MXC) project.

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Collection contains the corporate records of the Minnesota Society of Architects (now AIA Minnesota).

The collection contains the organizational records of the Minnesota Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians (MNSAH), including information related to tours, programs, awards, meeting minutes, and newsletters.

The collection is composed of original landscape architectural drawings, financial records (income tax returns, bank books, contracts), specifications, photographs and a small amount of correspondence.

The collection consists of meeting minutes and notes, legal documents, correspondence, working papers, drawings, maps and research notes.

This collection contains the original stencils, drawings, client files, photographs, slides, and trade catalogs from the architectural preservation career and practice of Neil Hiedeman.

Architectural drawings, correspondence, clippings and other documentation for a home designed for Henry J. Neils in Minneapolis, MN by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1949.

This collection comprises preliminary drawings, plans and renderings, for a variety of commercial, recreational, and local residences including the Griffith home in Edina, Minnesota. Additionally, the collection contains samples of Griffith’s associate work with Thorshov and Cerny Inc., and his earlier partnership with Gordon Oschwald.

The Niels Diffrient collection includes job files, architectural drawings, trade catalogs, correspondence, slides, research materials, and manuscripts written by and relating to designer Niels Diffrient. It also includes his personal library, rolodex, and patents of his designs.

Collection is made up of blueline prints for the Northfield, Minnesota junior high and high school.

This collection contains materials spanning the curatorial career of David Ryan at Norwest Center and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

Collection includes working drawings for the original design, as well as subsequent alterations, for the Old Federal Courts Building (now the Landmark Center).

Collection contains the papers of Old Town Restorations, a historic preservation non-profit corporation established in St. Paul, Minnesota.

This collection contains microfiche of a partial sampling of the Olof Hanson collection located at Gallaudet University Archives, Washington, D.C.

Collection contains shop drawings, architectural detail drawings and office records for the Pantages Theatre.

Collection contains four microfilm reels of the papers of the Western Association of Architects.

Collection contains photographs of buildings designed by Parker Berry.

Collection consists of blueprints for the Chisholm (Minnesota) Grade and High School, designed by the architectural firm Parsons and Son.

This collection contains structural drawings, blueprints, job files, correspondence, office records, specifications, photos, and microfilm for Pass, Rockey, and Church Architects as well as materials from Wick and Stansfield and Cheever and Asleson.