Architecture -- Minnesota -- Designs and plans

Collection contains drawings of over 250 projects, as well as photographs and some specifications, designed by the architectural firm of Bissell, Belair and Green.

Collection contains original drawings, photographs, specifications and job files by the architectural firms of Brooks Cavin.

Collection contains blueprints and plans for buildings designed by architect Carl Stravs.

Collection contains studies of the University of Minnesota campus plans and plans for the Roselawn Cemetery.

Collection contains the plans of buildings in Minnesota designed by architect Dwight Churchill.

The collection includes specifications, correspondence, estimates and photographs for more than 170 residences, churches, court houses, schools and other structures in Minnesota and throughout the Midwest. Also included are the original drawings for nearly 40 buildings, including the Crookston Minnesota Public School (1881), Holy Rosary Convent (Minneapolis, 1887), Polk County Court House (Minnesota, 1881), Stryker Seminary (St. Anthony Park Minnesota, 1889) and numerous residences.

Collection contains reports, papers, and lectures from Foster Dunwiddie's historic preservation classes at the University of Minnesota and materials from his personal collection.

Collection contains plans, job files, specifications and photographs for over 300 commissions by architect Frank Kerr; this includes designs commissioned for the various partnerships with which he was associated, such as Kerr-Johnson Architects.

Collection contains plans designed by architect Jason Nason for two apartment buildings and two theatres in Minnesota.

Collection contains plans for five buildings, designed by the architectural firm of Kees and Colburn.

Collection contains plans and renderings by architect Roger T. Johnson.

Collection contains plans and drawings of buildings designed by architect Val Michelson.

Collection contains renderings and elevations for residences and buildings designed by architect William Channing Whitney.

Collection contains preliminary and working drawings for approximately 230 structures designed by architect William Ingemann, in addition to business records, personal correspondence, photographs and a scrapbook, Ingemann’s published articles and a copy of his book, Minor Architecture of Worcestershire.

This collection consists of working drawings and renderings documenting Lorenzo D. Williams and James W. O'Brien's extensive professional work as architects in the greater Minnesota and Twin Cities areas.