ALBERT FREY COLLECTION

Finding Aid and Inventory

101 Museum Drive Palm Springs, California 92263 760.322.4833

Prepared by George D. Brightbill 2007. Last updated by Frank Lopez May 2020.

ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Title: Albert Frey Collection

Date (inclusive): 1940’s to 1990’s (bulk 1950-1970)

Creators: Albert Frey

Extent: 100 linear feet plus flat file drawers

Repository: Palm Springs Art Museum, The Lorraine Boccardo Archive Study Center Palm Springs, California 92263

Conditions Governing Access/Restrictions: The collection is open to qualified researchers by appointment only.

Literary Copyright/Publication Rights: No interpretive restriction is placed on material. Separate permissions to be obtained for publishing material. Property rights to the physical object belong to the Palm Springs Art Museum. Literary rights, including copyright, are retained by the creators and their heirs. It is the responsibility of the researcher to determine who holds the copyright and pursue the copyright owner or his or her heir for permission to publish where Palm Springs Art Museum does not hold the copyright.

Contact the Librarian for permissions. Credit line for use in exhibition or publishing should read: Palm Springs Art Museum.

Preferred Citation: [Identification of Item], Albert Frey Collection, Palm Springs Art Museum, 55-1999.2.

Name of Cataloger/Date Completed: George Brightbill, 2007 and last updated by Frank Lopez, October 2019.

Biographical Note:

Albert Frey, FAIA, was born 1903 in Switzerland, and earned his architecture diploma there in 1924. He moved to Paris in 1928 to work for Le Corbusier, on projects including the Villa Savoye.

Moving to New York in 1930, Frey was the first Corbusier disciple to work in the U.S. There, he became partners with architect A. Lawrence Kocher, who was also managing

2 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory editor of Architectural Record magazine. Together they published numerous articles on urban planning, the modernist aesthetic, and technology. Kocher and Frey also designed four buildings, including the acclaimed Aluminaire House, a demonstration house designed for the Exhibition of the Architectural League in New York, 1931.

In 1934, Frey came to Palm Springs to supervise construction of the Kocher-Samson Building, a mixed-use building for his partner’s brother, J.J. Kocher. Frey fell in love with the area, and worked with John Porter Clark for two years under the offices of Van Pelt and Lind as neither architect was yet licensed in California.

Returning to New York in 1937 to work on the Museum of Modern Art, Frey moved back to Palm Springs permanently two years later. Rejoining Clark in a partnership, Frey went onto design a body of work including residential, commercial, institutional and civic buildings. Many of these buildings are preserved today including Raymond Loewy House (1946-47), Palm Springs City Hall (1952), Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Valley Station (1963) and Frey House II (1963-64) and the most recently restored North Shore Yacht Club at the Salton Sea (1958).

Frey lived in Palm Springs until his death in 1998. As Palm Springs’ first full-time, resident architect, Frey is known as one of the founders of Desert Modernism.

Scope and Content Note:

Upon his death Albert Frey donated to the Palm Springs Art Museum his second residence in Palm Springs, 686 Palisades Drive (Frey House II), and the contents of the residence. The Albert Frey Collection (55-1999.2) was acquired in 1999 at the bequest of Albert Frey. Materials came from the Frey property. The collection contains drawings, slides, negatives, scrapbooks, books, magazines, codes, standards, professional association materials, artifacts and vendor samples and catalogs, correspondence, and household items.

As with many collections of this kind the contents of the manuscript folders had mostly been arranged into groupings by the donor for his own use. This original order simplified the arrangement of the collection into standard archival series and allowed the maintenance of Frey’s filing methods. Besides the organized files there was a quantity of material filed without any discernable organization. These materials were organized into Series IV and V with a differentiation into purely personal materials and materials concerned with the profession of architect.

After being arranged intellectually the manuscript materials were transferred into acid- free folders with the photographic materials transferred into the appropriate acid-free sleeves.

The collection is organized into 14 series each of which is described below:

Series I: Correspondence - Active Series II: Correspondence – Inactive

3 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Series IV: Personal Files, Miscellaneous Series V: Architectural Files, Miscellaneous Series VI: Architectural Projects Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps Series IX: Books Series X: Magazines /Periodicals and Clippings Series XI: Vendor Catalogs and Codes, Standards, etc. Series XII: Memorabilia + Artifacts Series XIII: Household Items Series XIV: Frey House II

Each folder in this collection was assigned a locator number to assist in file retrieval. This assigned location includes a capital roman numeral for the series, a capital letter for the box or drawer, and a folder number within the box or drawer. Folder descriptions include dates of included materials when available. Most folders also include undated materials.

Due to Frey’s filing methods an Index to Architectural Projects has been provided at the end of the inventory to assist researchers in retrieving all files relevant to specific projects.

Series Description

Series I: Correspondence - Active

The Active Correspondence Series was originally alphabetically filed without many individual folders. The loose contents of this file were sorted into folders often containing several letters of the alphabet. The larger files were mostly correspondence and other materials dealing with individual architectural projects.

Series II: Correspondence – Inactive

The Inactive Correspondence Series generally consists of correspondence and other materials dealing with individual architectural projects.

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL

The Finances Series consist of a variety of materials dealing with Albert Frey’s everyday financial life and includes cancelled checks, bank account statements, individual income tax statements, bank passbooks, paid bills, and medical bills. The series also includes a few partnership income tax returns within the period 1949-1971 and some ledger materials delineating employees and their payroll information. Most financial information dealing with architectural projects will be found in Series VI.

4 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Series IV: Personal Files, Miscellaneous

This series contains materials concerning Frey’s life outside of his work and interests as an architect. This includes his family, marriage and divorce, engagements and telephone calls, naturalization and passports, etc.

Series V: Architectural Files, Miscellaneous

The Architectural Files series groups together all of the materials which deal with Frey and his architectural work and concerns which were not directly related to specific projects. It includes architectural supply catalogs, articles and books about Frey, the Frey and Chambers partnership, and a scrapbook whose contents delineate Frey’s life as an architect.

Series VI: Architectural Projects

The project files are mostly arranged by project and individual names and include a variety of materials. Blueprints and photographs had been removed and refilled in the appropriate series. Most of the project files deal with the design and construction of residences for individuals. This series also includes separate files of forms useful in architectural projects, project billing statements and time sheets, and information concerning projects deemed significant or of architectural interest.

Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs

This series contains photographic materials originally grouped together by Frey and other photographs which were found scattered throughout other files in the collection. The first group of materials is photographic albums which were assigned a number for organizational purposes. These include family and travel materials and many views of the desert shot by Frey. Where possible photographs were removed from the original loose- leaf binders and placed in acid-free sleeves for purposes of preservation. Some of the color photographs were probably sent to Frey by other individuals who had visited him or were showing their own houses. There are several photographers represented in the collection. Among the most prolific is Julius Shulman. Gayle’s Studio was also used generally for drawings, sketches, and models. Other photographs may be found in the scrapbook which is filed as part of Series V. Most photographs in this series are undescribed and undated.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

This series consists of oversize, mostly architectural project, materials generally stored in flat blueprint files. Some of the blueprints were prepared by other architects as noted.

5 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Series IX: Books

A total of 161 books identified in library online catalog as “Albert Frey Collection”. Items listed as the Albert Frey Collection the Ownership and Custodial History field.

Series X: Magazines/Periodicals and Clippings

Magazines received as part of the Albert Frey Collection.

Series XI: Vendor Catalogs and Codes, Standards, etc

Materials received as part of the Albert Frey Collection.

Series XII: Memorabilia and Artifacts - Building Materials/Vendor samples

Materials received as part of the Albert Frey Collection

Series XIII: Household Items

Household items received as part of the Albert Frey Collection include kitchen ware, tools of the trade, vinyl records, and personal and other small items.

Series XIV: Frey House II (686 Palisades Drive)

Materials related to Frey House II (686 Palisades Drive) from Janice Lyle (former museum director), added to collection 2016.

Series I: Correspondence – Active Box A

IA1 “A…”, 1992-1998. IA2 “B…”, 1993-1998. IA3-5 Brennan, Gertrude, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 913, 1988-1996 (3 folders). IA6 “C…”, 1994-1998. IA7-8 Cravens, Malcolm, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 881, 1988-1992 (2 folders). IA9 “D…”, 1991-1998. IA10 “F…”, 1997-1998. IA11 Foster, Chris, 943 Avenida Olivas/ Art Frink, 1230 Via Monte Vista, 1990. IA12-13 Frey, Albert, General correspondence, 1968-1996 (2 folders). IA14 “G…”, 1993-1998. IA15 Gilmore, Donald S., 2142 Paseo Roseta, Smoke Tree Ranch, 1978, 1988- 90. IA16 “H…”, 1993-1998. IA17 Harris, Brent and Beth, 470 West Vista Chino (Kaufmann house - Neutra), 1993-1994.

6 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory IA18 Harris property, 111 and Cree, 1984-1991. IA19 Henne, Barbara, 1992-1998. IA20 “I…”, 1997. IA21 “J…” – “K…”, 1987-89, 1993, 1997-1998. IA22 Kunz, Hannes, 1990-1995. IA23 “L…”, 1981-1998. IA24 Laflin, Pat, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 902, 1990. IA25 Lawrence, William J. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 832, 1983-1992. IA26 Lilley, Theodore Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, 1979-1988, 1992. IA27 “M…”, 1995-1998. IA28 Marston, J. Morley Jr., 2350 S. Araby Drive, Index 862, 1986.

Series I: Correspondence – Active Box B

IB1 “N…” – “O…”, 1995-1997. IB2 Noyes, Robert H. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 921, 1989-1994. IB3 “P…”, 1960, 1992-1998. IB4 Phinny, Robert H., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 771, 1977-1989. IB5 Powell, William, 383 Verede Norte, 1988. IB6 “R…”, 1990-1998. IB7 Rawn, Stanley R. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 792, 1979. IB8 Russell, Douglas A., 660 Palisades Drive, 1980-1985. IB9 “S…”, 1987-1998. IB10 Spitz, Ursula, 1990-1997. IB11 University of California, Santa Barbara – Chancellor’s Council/Unitrust Foundation, 1988-1992. IB12 University of California, Santa Barbara – Frey exhibit, 1990-1992. IB13 University of California, Santa Barbara – Miscellaneous, 1991-1997. IB14 University of California, Santa Barbara/Palm Springs Desert Museum, 1988. IB15 Vogelsang, Jerilyn and Les Starks, 1991-1997. IB16 “W…” – “Z…”, 1992-1998. IB17 Walker, Cyrus T., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 821, 1982-1994. IB18 Unidentified, 1984-1998.

Series II: Correspondence – Inactive Box A

IIA1 Black, Peter, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 843, 1986, 1993-1994. IIA2-6 Burgess, William H., 550 Palisades Drive, Index 671, 1967-1984, 1992- 1993 (5 folders). IIA7 Burritt, Bruce, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 423, 1968-1969, 1983. IIA8 Chandler, Collis Jr., Thunderbird Heights, Index 911. 1991. IIA9 Cravens, Malcolm, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 881, 1988-1989, 1995 (3 folders).

7 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory IIA12 Crommelin, Jacques B., 1947, 1960. IIA13-14 Daubert, George and Kathleen Smith, Smoke Tree Ranch, 1981-1986 (2 folders). IIA15 Forster, Carmon, 1150 Paseo El Mirador, Index 872, 1987-1988. IIA16-22 Frey Albert, 686 Palisades Drive (Frey House II), Index 6315, 1963-1966, 1970 (7 folders). IIA23-27 Gilmore, Donald S., 2142 Paseo Rosita (Smoke Tree Ranch), Index 672, 4714, 1956-1988 (5 folders). IIA28 Glassman, Bud, 3321 Andreas Hills Drive, Index 797, 1980-1981. IIA29 Goldman, Alfred, 1150 Paseo El Mirador, Index 646, 1972.

Series II: Correspondence - Inactive Box B

IIB1 Harpham, Ralph, Smoke Tree Ranch, 1981-1982. IIB2 Hinton, Sam, 9420 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, Index 5427, 1957, 1987. IIB3 Lyons, James A., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4820, 1949, 1972-1985. IIB4 Markham – Wiggins, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 414, 1951, 1984-1985. IIB5 Merwin, C. Loring, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4558. IIB6-8 Miller, Harold A., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 418, 1942, 1968-1980 (3 folders). IIB9 Milnor, Virginia, 875 Patencio Road, Index 648, 1964-1965, 1970-1971. IIB10 Moore, John M., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 732, 1973, 1983. IIB11 McFie, Carrie Belle, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 922, 1992. IIB12 Nichols, Culver - Chino Canyon, Index 6212, 1963. IIB13 - Service station, North Palm Canyon Drive and Tramway, Index 6314, certificate file, 1964-1965. IIB14 - Shopping center, North Palm Canyon Drive and Tramway, proposal. IIB15 - Store buildings, Index 534A, general, 1961-1970. IIB16 - Store building No. 1, 889-899 North Palm Canyon Drive, Index 534A, Subcontractors correspondence, 1962-1963. IIB17 - Store building No. 2, Index 534A, general, 1962-1965. IIB18 - Store building No. 2, Index 681, general, 1969-1970. IIB19 - Store building No. 3, 4, 5, subcontractors, 1962-1966. IIB20 Parfet, Ray, Smoke Tree Ranch, 1988-1990. IIB21 Richmond, Howard, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 794, 1979-1981. IIB22 Russell, Douglas, 660 Palisades Drive, Index 783, 1978-1984. IIB23-25 Ryan, Roy, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 741, 1974-1988 (3 folders). IIB26 Schuchart, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 404, 1972-1990. IIB27 Shea, John Martin, 1690 Ridgemore Drive, 1984-1987. IIB28-29 Skelton, Lothian “Red”, Ribbonwood Ranch, Spring Crest, 1974-1977 (2 folders). IIB30 Smoke Tree Ranch, additions and alterations to Administration and Dining

8 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Room, 1969. IIB31-32 Thornton, Henry C./Ethan Hymon, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 6319, 1963- 1972, 1996 (2 folders). IIB32A Wasserman, Dale, Thunderbird Heights IIB33 Weyerhaeuser, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 831, 1983-1984. IIB34 Wheeler, Leslie/John Schoettler, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 903, 1991- 1994. IIB35 Willson, Harry, Smoke Tree Ranch, 1984-1994.

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box A

IIIA1-13 Cancelled checks, 1965-1998 (13 bundles).

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box B

IIIB1-10 Bank statements, 1966-1995 (10 folders). IIIB11-12 Check stubs, 1956-1966 (2 bundles). IIIB13-15 Check stubs and deposit slips, 1966-1979 (3 bundles). IIIB16 Check stubs and deposit slips, 1980-1981, check stubs, 1982-1984. IIIB17-19 Check stubs, 1985-1997 (3 bundles). IIIB20 Check stubs, 1998, and blank checks (binder). IIIB21 Deposit receipt cards, 1966-1981. IIIB22-23 Deposit slips, 1981-1998 (2 bundles). IIIB24 Safe deposit box receipts, 1968, 1984-87.

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box C

IIIC1 Account passbooks - Coachella Valley Savings and Loan, 1953-81. IIIC2 - Greater Western Savings, 1971-97. IIIC3 - Home Savings of America, 1983-96. IIIC4 - Pacific Federal Savings, 1982-1986. IIIC5 - Santa Barbara Savings and Loan, 1986-89. IIIC6 - Santa Fe Federal Savings, 1963-79. IIIC7 Bank of America, credit card and insurance, 1992-97. IIIC8 House maintenance bills and receipts, 1965, 1996-98. IIIC9-1 Hutton, E. F., 1985. IIIC9-2 Insurance policies. IIIC10 Ledger binder - Fees, checks drawn, client accounts, and contributions, 1982-98. IIIC11 - Inactive account ledger, 1966-72. IIIC12 Ledger loose pages - Checks drawn, fees collected, cash received, and office supplies,

9 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory 1975-92. IIIC13 - Client accounts, 1963-68, 1981-88. IIIC14 - Disability insurance, 1960. IIIC15 - Employee payments, Social Security numbers, and personal information, 1963-66. IIIC16 - Payroll taxes, 1962-66. IIIC17 - Social Security tax, 1962-66. IIIC18 - Withholding payments, 1962-66. IIIC19 Medical bills -Aetna, 1992. IIIC20 - Blue Cross bills, 1992-97. IIIC21 - Blue Cross claims, 1992-97. IIIC22 - Blue Cross correspondence, 1992-97. IIIC23 - Medicare, Part B benefit explanations, 1992-97. IIIC24 - Miscellaneous, 1992-97. IIIC25 Record of dividend and interest statements, 1997-98. IIIC26 Santa Fe Federal Savings money market certificates, 1979-81. IIIC27 Shell Oil Company credit card and bills, 1985-98. IIIC28 Transamerica California Tax Free Income Fund, 1992. IIIC29 Unemployment and other tax payments, 1961-66.

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box D

IIID1-17 Paid bills, 1960, 1963-1970, 1980-1987 (17 folders).

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box E

IIIE1-11 Paid bills, 1988-1998 (11 folders). IIIE12-15 Social Security and Medicare, 1968-1998 (4 folders).

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box F

IIIF1 Taxes, income - Audits, 1955-1957. IIIF2-7 - Partnership returns, 1949-1960, 1967-1971 (6 folders). IIIF8-46 - Personal returns, 1959-1997 (39 folders). IIIF47-49 - Records, 1958-1961 (3 folders).

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box G

IIIG1-21 Taxes, income - Records, 1962-1981 (21 folders).

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Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box H

IIIH1-14 Taxes, income - Records, 1982-1994 (14 folders).

Series III: Finances - CONFIDENTIAL Box I

IIII1-5 Taxes, income - Records, 1995-1998 (5 folders). IIII6-9 Taxes, property and licenses, 1966-1997 (4 folders).

Series IV: Personal Files, Miscellaneous Box A

IVA1 Account and other numbers. IVA2 Addresses, business cards, and memberships. IVA3 Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, brochure. IVA4 Airline tickets, 1973. IVA5 American Immigrant Wall of Honor, Ellis Island, certificate, 1992. IVA6 Biographical data. IVA7-9 Calendar, engagement, American Institute of Architects, 1995-99 (3 folders). IVA10 Calendar, engagement, Sierra Club, 1995. IVA11 Calendar, USO, 1999. IVA12 Christmas and other cards, unused. IVA13 Diploma, Technikum des Kantons Zurich in Winterthur, 1924. IVA14 Divorce, 1943-44. IVA15 Frey, meaning of name. IVA16 Frey, Wilhelm Albert and Albert Sr., 1929, 1942, 1948 [Death certificate] IVA17 Growth chart, Palm Springs, 1928-45. IVA18 Guess Journal, Jan-Jun 1994, autographed by LaRissa. IVA19 License, drivers, 1938, 1976, 1980, 1984, 198 8, 1992, 1996. IVA20 License, pilots, 1946. IVA21 Marriage, 1938-40. IVA22 Medical records, Hugh Stephens, M.D., 1948, 1960, 1967, 1970-72, 1974-89.CONFIDENTIAL IVA23 Medical records, miscellaneous, 1980-86, 1990-98. CONFIDENTIAL IVA24 Naturalization, preparation for and certificate, 1937-41. IVA25 Passport, Switzerland, 1938-39, 1950. IVA26 Passport, United States and vaccination records, 1955, 1960, 1962, 1968, 1973, 1985, 1989. IVA27 Return address labels. IVA28 Safe combination.

11 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory IVA29 Selective Service registration, 1944. IVA30 Sketches and colored drawings includes 1925 Venice, Verona, Florence color pencil copies, Hawaiian tropical plants, leaves, and scenes 1959. IVA31 Telephone call list, 1987-98. IVA32 Travel information. IVA33 Vehicle purchase and registration, 1980-95. IVA34 Voters stub, 1964. IVA35 War manpower Commission. IVA36 Whitewater Mutual Water Company, Board of Directors, 1965.

Series V: Architectural Files, Miscellaneous Box A

VA1 American Institute of Architects - Medal, pin and membership card. VA2 - Miscellaneous, 1989-1992. VA3 Architectural and business licenses, 1999. VA4 Architectural Supply Catalogs Descriptive list of categories. VA5 No. 01 – General and special services. VA6 No. 02 – Foundations (folder empty). VA7 No. 03 – Structural systems. VA8 No. 04 – Masonry. VA9 No. 05 – Wood. VA10 No. 06 – Metals. VA11 No. 07 – Glass, plastics. VA12-13 No. 08 – Roofing and siding (2 folders). VA14 No. 09 – Cement and masonry treatments. VA15 No. 10 – Thermal insulation. VA16 No. 11 – Sound control. VA17 No. 12 – Lath, plaster, wallboard. VA18 No. 13 – Flooring and wallcovering. VA19 No. 14 – Surfacing, paneling. VA20 No. 15 – Paints and finishes. VA21 No. 16 – Doors. VA22 No. 17 – Windows. VA23 No. 18 – Hardware.

Series V: Architectural Files, Miscellaneous Box B

VB1 Architectural Supply Catalogs No. 19 – Door and window equipment. VB2 No. 20 – Skylights, ventilators. VB3 No. 21 – Store fronts and show cases. VB4 No. 22 – Partitions, wirework, fences, gates.

12 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VB5-6 No. 23 – Furnishings, special equipment (2 folders). VB7 No. 24 – Kitchen and food service equipment. VB8 No. 25 – Bathroom, washroom, laundry equipment. VB9 No. 26 – Waste disposal, cleaning equipment (folder empty). VB10 No. 27 – Pipe and fittings. VB11 No. 28 – Water supply and drainage. VB12 No. 29 – Air conditioning and heating. VB13 No. 30 – Electrical distribution. VB14 No. 31 – Lighting. VB15 No. 32 – Communication. VB16 No. 33 – Vertical transportation. VB17 Articles about Frey or utilizing his house America, Nov/Dec 1994. VB18 Bullock’s catalog. VB19 Conde Nast Traveler, Sep 1994. VB20 The Desert Treasure, Oct 1995. VB21 The Desert Treasure, Mar 1996. VB22 Docomomo, Jun 1994. VB23 Elle Décor, Mar 1991. VB24 GQ, Jun 1995. VB25 House and Garden, Sep 1996. [Includes yoga handstand photo of Frey, page 303, by Dewey Nicks] VB26 L’uomo Vogue, Nov 1995. VB27 Marie Claire, Nov 1996. VB28 Miscellaneous, 1936, 1942, 1948, 1951, 1959, 1994, 1998. VB29 Next, Desert Sun insert, Dec 1996.

Series V: Architectural Files, Miscellaneous Box C

VC1 Articles about Frey or utilizing his house Palm Springs Star, Dec 3-16, 1996. VC2 Society of Architectural Historians, Newsletter, 1979. VC3 Southwest Passages, May/Jun 1994. VC4 Chambers, Rob, speech, 1989. VC5 Clark and Frey, partnership payments and records and correspondence, 1945, 1963, 1966, 1971. VC6 Engineering notes. VC7 Exhibition text. VC8 Exhibits, miscellaneous, 1985-86, 1991. VC9 Farrar, Jean, book on Frey, 1996-97. VC10 Fixing up an older property?, Palm Springs Department of Commercial Development brochure. VC11 Frey and Chambers Dissolution of partnership, 1966.

13 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VC12 Engraved label for presentation of electrical excellence…, 1966. VC13 Firm information, 1961. VC14 Lease and partnership agreement, 1957, 1959-60, 1966. VC15 Frey biographical and personal history forms. VC16 Golub, Jennifer, book on Frey, 1998. VC17 Historic Site Preservation Board 1996-97 include Frey’s 93rd birthday celebration, cards, letters supporting historic status of Tramway Service Station, Floor plan for guest cottage (Dunning) VC18 King, Gabriel, resume, 1990. VC19 Kocher and Frey, projects and schemes, 1930-31, 1934-35. VC20 La Siesta Villas, 1937. VC21 Le Corbusier blueprints and drawings, 1927. VC22 Metric measurement and conversion, 1977. VC23 Museum of Modern Art, Information/plan. VC24 News clippings and articles, miscellaneous, 1936, 1939, 1967, 1973, 1984, 1989-96. VC25-1 Palisades Drive lots (Frey House II), 1963-65, 1970-71, 1984. VC25-2 Palm Springs Building Code and Zoning Ordinances, 1984. VC26-1 Postcards – College of the Desert aerial. VC26-2 Postcards – Premiere apartment hotel. VC27 Prickly Pears: Portraits of Historical Palm Springs, 1988. [Brochure, note DVD copy and transcript of Clark and Frey interview cataloged in Hyman Library] VC28-1 Rosa, Joseph, book about Frey Addresses and books signed, 1991-93. VC28-2 Aluminaire House, 1986-89 VC29 Architectural History Foundation, 1987. VC30 Brunner grant application, 1987. VC31 Frey/Rosa correspondence, 1986, 1988-90. VC32 Graham Foundation grant application, 1986. VC33 Invoices, 1987-90. VC34 Kocher Collection photocopies, 1989. VC35 Manuscript. VC36 Miscellaneous materials, 1936-37, 1969, 1987-89. VC37 NEA grant application, 1987-89. VC38 Printers proofs. VC39 Reviews and letters, 1990-91. VC40-1 Sketches, miscellaneous, 1930, 1990, 1996. – Aluminarie (conceptual sketches); Frey House I (Elements of Building Spaces) (See VIIC50 for negatives) VC40-2 Three Keys, Palm Springs California (brochure). VC41 Thunderbird Ranch lot, 1947, 1955, 1963-64, 1976. VC42 Tour map of Frey buildings. VC43 Tours and visitors, 1978, 1993, 1997. VC44 Videos, 1990-91.[Frey House I and II narration and DVD]

14 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Series V: Architectural Files, Miscellaneous Box D Oversize

VD1-15 Exhibition, text and drawings mounted on foam core, 15 items. Frey I, Frey II VD16 Articles, miscellaneous, 1950. VD17 Designs for Living: The Work of 12 Visionary Architects in Southern California, photography by Julius Shulman, autographed by Julius Shulman, 1993 calendar.

Series V: Architectural Files, Miscellaneous Box E Scrapbook

VE1 Scrapbook; mounted photographs, drawings, news clippings letters, and articles; 173 leaves in binder, 1930-94. Includes early projects – Aluminaire, Frey I, Frey II, Kocher-Samson, Cree, Loewy, and others.

UCSB Exhibition. All Scanned.

Series VI: Architectural Projects Box A

VIA1 Architect/Owner agreement forms. VIA2-12 Billing statements, 1980-1996 (11 folders). VIA13 Buildings of architectural interest in Palm Springs. VIA14 California modern projects. VIA15 Engineering fees, Albert Frey, 1966-1970. VIA16 Engineer services agreement, 1960, 1965. VIA17 List of significant buildings, Frey and Chambers, 1965. VIA18 Notice of completion, 1963-1964. VIA19 Office forms, master copies. VIA20 Owner/contractor agreement. VIA21 Projects by name - Adair, Bill, 1990. VIA22-23 - Alpha Beta Acme Markets, Market No. 52, 111 at Monroe Street, Indio, Index 6019, 1961-1962, 1972-1979 (2 folders). VIA24-25 - Aluminaire House, 1929-31, 1938, 1986-1989 (2 folders). VIA26 - American National Red Cross, Riverside County Chapter Building, 1961. VIA27 - Back, Frank/W. I. Hollingsworth, Sol Vida, 155 San Marco Way, Index 644, 1966-1967, 1976. VIA28 - Bauman, Lionel, 1105 Cactus Drive, 1985. VIA29 - Beirne, Gilbert and Clinton, 395 S. Patencio Road, Index 772, 1980. VIA30 - Benoist, Louis/Suzanne Somers and Alan Hamel, 385 W. Alta Vista Road, Index 532-B, 5030, 1957, 1974, 1985-1988.

15 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIA31 - Boudeman, Woody, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4714, 1990. VIA32 - Broderick, Harold, 289 S. Via Las Palmas, Index 853, 1985. VIA33-34 - Burgess, William, 550 Palisades Drive, Index 671, 1937, 1967- 1994 (2 folders). VIA35 - Clark, W. Dale, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 612, 1976. VIA36 - Daubert, George/Harry Fischer/C. R. Besser-Trust/Paul Moss, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818, 1981, 1986. VIA37 - De Laittre, John, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 795, 1979. VIA38 - Dellside Dairy VIA39 - Di Pietra, Frank, 796 E. Racquet Club Road, Index 892, 1970, 1989. VIA40 - Durgon, John, 333 Via Sol, Index 904, 1990. VIA41 - Embury, Phil, 530 W. Tahquitz Way, Index 866, 1986, 1989. VIA42 - Federal Building, U. S. Post Office, Blythe, 1964. VIA43 - Firring, Robert, 2065 Tulare Drive, Index 852. VIA44 - Flelinghuysen, 1959. VIA45 - Frey, Albert, 1150 Paseo El Mirador (Frey House I) 1965 – Suspension table, furniture, drawings VIA46 - Frey House II (686 Palisades Drive), Grant deed, escrow, title insurance VIA47 - Frey House II, (686 Palisades Drive), Drawings Index 6315 VIA48 - Frey House II, (686 Palisades Drive) Guest Room drawings

Series VI: Architectural Projects Box B

VIB1 Projects by name - Gilmore, Donald, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4714, 1969, 1980- 1984. VIB2 - Gordon, Jerry, 829 Inverness Drive, Mission Hills Country Club, Rancho Mirage, 1985-1986. VIB3 - Green, Alan Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 856, 1985-1986. VIB4 - Halford, William Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 871, 1986-1994. VIB5 - Hankins, Gary/John Hormel, 840 Prescott Drive, Index 4512, 1979. VIB6 - Henry, Warner W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 803, 1980. VIB7 - Hoffman, Eric, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 791, 1979, 1988. VIB8 - Ivers, Thomas, Pinyon Crest, 1985-1986. VIB9 - Jensen, K. W., 985 W. Cerrito Road, 1981. VIB10 - Kamolz, Jerry. VIB11 - Lehman, Tony/H. W. Armstrong, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4768, 1988. VIB12 - Leisure, Hoyt, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 891, 1989. VIB13 - Lilley, Theodore, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 793, 1992-1995. VIB14 - Lund and Guttry Office, 666 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Index 6210, 1962.

16 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIB15 - Markham, Fred/Mrs. Mariana Markham Wiggins, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 414, 1981. VIB16 - Mazur, Harry, 2280 Araby Drive, Index 951, Index 951, 1995. VIB17 - Merwin, L. C., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4558, 1972. VIB18 - Miller, Harold/Gertrude Overly, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 418, 1980. VIB19 - Moore, Tom, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 857, 1985, 1991. VIB20 - Mt. San Jacinto Tramway, Index 4917, 1961-1965. VIB21-25 - Nichols, Culver, Index 534, 534A, 681, 4569, and 4838, 1935-52, 1962, 1969-1971, 1997 (5 folders) - Tract restrictions. VIB26 - Owens, Rick, 2103 Rim Road, Index 864, 1986. VIB27 - Peterson, R. W., 2171 E. Amado Road, Index 619, 1961. VIB28 - Phinny, Robert, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 771, 1993. VIB29 - Rawn, Stanley, Index 792, 1995. VIB30 - Riesenberg, M. L./Dr. Frank Purcell, 374 Pablo Drive, Index 844. 1949, 1984. VIB31 - Ryan, Roy, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 741, 1974-1976. VIB32 - Sammis, Lee, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 801, 1980. VIB33 - Shane, Joseph, 501 Santa Rosa Drive, Index 751, 1954, 1962, 1975-1976. VIB34 - Shell Oil Company Service Station, N. Palm Canyon Drive and El Alameda, Index 651, 1965. VIB35 - Sherwin, David, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 802, 1980-1990. VIB36 - Shevlin, John, 183 Camino Encanto, Index 904, 1990.

Series VI: Architectural Projects Box C

VIC1 Projects by name - Sieroty, Alan, 695 E. Vereda Sur, Index 412, 1988-1995. VIC2 - Skelton, Lothian “Red”, Ribbonwood Ranch, Spring Crest, 1975-1992. VIC3 - Smith, Douglas, 257 S. Patencio Road, Index 912. VIC4-5 - Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 674, 1967-1994 (2 folders). VIC6 - Soli, Arthur, 170 Desert Lakes Drive, Index 841. VIC7 - Somers, Suzanne and Alan Hamel, Index 5030, 1988-1989. VIC8 - Steinmeyer, Hugo, 318 Pablo Drive, Index 6214, 1963-1964. VIC9 - Stimson, C. W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4731, 1951. VIC10 - Strong, Bill, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 901, 1992. VIC11 - Stuart, Dan, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 891, 1988-1989. VIC12 - Stuart, Jim/C. P. Jones, Index 567, 1956. VIC13 - Supple, Charles, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 761, 1976, 1988- 1991. VIC14 - Supple, Frederick, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 673, 1977-1996. VIC15 - Terhune, Howard, 2300 Palermo Drive, Index 773, 1986. VIC16 - Thompson, E. W., 1960.

17 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIC17-18 - Thornton, Henry, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 6319, 1964, 1996 (2 folders). VIC19 - Tyler, John, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 851, 1986-1993. VIC20 - Vaughan, Gager, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 773, 1988. VIC21 - Villa Hermosa. VIC22 - Welborne, John, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 874, 1987-1988. VIC23 - Weyerhaeuser, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 831, 1983- 1984. VIC24 - Willson, Harry, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 842, 1986. VIC25 - Yantis, John, 296 Hermosa Place, Index 833, 1983. VIC26 School projects, 1965. VIC27 Site survey, information required to be shown. VIC28 Subdivision tracts. VIC29-34 Time sheets, 1981-1995 (6 folders).

Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs

Box A Box A Scanned

VIIA1 Photograph album No. 1; Miscellaneous family, friends and scenic views, Technikum-Winterthur, house model, Geni in Egypt, my first flight- Brussels, Paris-Versailles; black and white mounted photographs, 30 loose leaves, 1920-30. VIIA2 Photograph album No. 2; Portraits, Technikum-Winterthur; black and white mounted photographs, 2 loose leaves, 1921-23. VIIA3 Photograph album No. 3; Brussels, in the pension; black and white mounted photographs, 2 loose leaves, 1921-23. VIIA4 Photograph album No. 4; Papa; black and white mounted photographs, 2 loose leaves, 1923. VIIA5 Photograph album No. 5; portraits and places in Switzerland; black and white mounted photographs, 26 leaves in binder, 1919-23. VIIA6 Photograph album No. 6; portraits, places in Switzerland, animals, flowers, landscapes, architectural drawings, Gut-Frey wedding; black and white mounted photographs, 80 leaves with ties, 1922-28. VIIA7 Photograph album No. 7; League of Nations project-Le Corbusier, Centrosoyus-Moscow, city planning-Congo,Bukavu, competition project-Brussels, Aluminaire House-New York, Art Center-Connecticut, pre-fab farm houses; black and white mounted photographs, 34 leaves in binder, 1929-32. VIIA8 Photograph album No. 8; family and friends, Switzerland, Paris, Brussels, Bremen-New York (ship), New York City, my first Ford, Le Havre-New York (ship); black and white mounted photographs, 58 leaves in binder, 1927-33. VIIA9 Photograph album No. 9; New York City, Long Island Airport, Long Island and Forest Hills in New York, Los Angeles including fast food stands and drive-in market, miscellaneous views in western United

18 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory States, A. L. Kocher house, Frank Lloyd Wright houses, R. M. Schindler house, Richard J. Neutra building; black and white mounted photographs, 157 leaves in binder, 1930-31. VIIA10 Photograph album No. 10; farm houses in Sanary, Versailles, Swiss Pavilion, De Besteguit penthouse, and school in Paris, views of Switzerland, 1933 Triennale Expo in Milano; black and white mounted photographs, 50 loose leaves, 1930-33. VIIA11 Photograph album No. 11 – Family, Friends and Marriage; portraits, Forest Hills, marriage and Shore Road apartment, Cahuilla School, Palm Springs; Frey and Chambers offices; Kunz-Frey wedding, Marc Koller bike races, Frey Paseo El Mirador house (Frey House I); black and white and a few color mounted photographs, 96 loose leaves, 1930-83. VIIA12 Photograph album No. 12; New York-Le Havre (ship), Philadelphia, Chicago, Palm Springs, Palm Desert - Shadow Mountain, 1935 [homestead] and miscellaneous western views; black and white mounted photographs, 62 loose leaves, 1933-42. VIIA13 Photograph album No. 13; St. Paul Episcopal Church, Brandenstein study- Palm Springs, model of recreation center, model of Palm Canyon Drive and El Alameda, Farwell house-Balboa (model), Halberg and Guthrie houses- Palm Springs, Kocher-Samson building (photographs by Stephen H. Willard), Museum of Modern Art-New York, model of Frey El Paseo Mirador house (Frey House I),; black and white mounted photographs, 62 loose leaves, 1936-41. VIIA14 Photograph album No. 14; Frey family members and unidentified portraits and other materials; 12 black and white photographs and cabinet cards and 2 color photographs and 2 birthday cards.

Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs

Box B Scanned B1-B6.

VIIB1 Photograph album No. 15; desert scenes, construction of homes in hills and Premiere apartment hotel, model of Palm Springs Mall, Shell service station, Frey (Frey House II) Palisades Drive house; 199 loose color photographs removed from binder sleeves, 1962, 1964, 1967, 1969- 71, 1973. VIIB2 Photograph album No. 16; desert scenes, ocean scenes, construction of Bob Hope house on hill, Palm Springs canyons, view from Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, lake views, University of California San Diego Library; 168 loose color photographs removed from binder sleeves, 1971-73, 1978-80. VIIB3 Photograph album No. 17; construction of Paolo Soleri buildings and amphitheater at Arcosanti, Arizona, scenic views in Switzerland, office and apartment building in Zurich; 177 loose color photographs removed from binder sleeves, 1971, 1973. VIIB4 Photograph album No. 18; Zion Park, Cedar Breaks, and Bryce Canyon in

19 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Utah, Grand Canyon, Canyon de Chelly, Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, and Meteor Crater in Arizona, Mesa Verde cliff dwellings in Colorado, Taos, San Idelfonso, and Isleta Pueblos in New Mexico; 28 loose color photographs removed from binder sleeves, 1969. VIIB5 Photograph album No. 19; United States and West German Pavilions and Habitat at 1967 Montreal Expo, University of California San Diego Library, Air Force Academy Chapel, Paolo Soleri house in Scottsdale, Arizona ; 12 loose color photographs removed from binder sleeves, 1967, 1969, 1971. VIIB6 Photograph album No. 20; Mountains, church and cloister in Switzerland, Le Corbusier house, pedestrian elevated crosswalk and office and apartment building in Zurich; 13 loose color photographs removed from binder sleeves, 1973. VIIB7 Photograph album No. 21; wedding of Sarah Dahinden and Hannes Kunz in Switzerland; 11 mounted color photographs and wedding brochure, 1995. VIIB8 Architectural projects Alpha Beta food markets, drawings; 4 black and white photographs, Photographer Gayle’s Studio. VIIB9 Aluminarie House; 34 black and white and 8 color photographs, 1986. VIIB10 American National Red Cross, Riverside County Chapter, drawings; 2 black and white photographs, Photographer Gayle’s Studio. VIIB11 Andreas Hills/Palm Canyon Ranch, plan of building area and streets; 3 black and white photographs, 1963. VIIB12 Arcosanti, Arizona; Architect Paolo Soleri, 1 color photograph and 41 color negatives. VIIB13 Baer, Erich, 795 Churchill Road; 3 color photographs, 1997. VIIB14 Banning Fire Station, photograph and sketches; 4 black and white photographs, Photographer Gayle’s Studio, Julius Shulman. VIIB15 Banning Library; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB16 Blue Lagoon, model; 2 black and white photographs. VIIB17 Brennan, Gertrude; 21 color photographs. VIIB18 Brill, Eric, Bedford Falls, New York; 2 color photographs. VIIB19 Burgess, William; 13 color photographs, 11 color negatives, 1967, 1969. VIIB20 Clark, J. P.; house 1 black and white photograph, 1950. (See Williams Series II, Box A for more images) VIIB21 Clark and Frey/Frey and Chambers offices; 3 black and white photographs, 1 photocopy, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB22 Cravens, Malcolm, sand dunes; 7 black and white negatives, 40 color negatives. VIIB23 Desert Bank, Cathedral City; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Julius Shulman.

20 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIB24 Desert Hospital, photograph and drawings; 3 black and white photographs, Photographer Gayle’s Studio, Julius Shulman, 1957. VIIB25 Dr. Dillard Building, Palm Springs, drawing; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB26 First Church of Christ, Scientist; 2 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB27 Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II), Architectural Digest; (July 1996), 7 black and white photographs, 1996. VIIB27A Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II), 12 Black and White Photos. Photographer Julius Shulman (S2017.3) VIIB28 Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II); 56 color photographs, 11 color negatives, 6 composite color photographs, Frey photos, handstand, 1988. VIIB29 Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II), Cravens, Malcolm; 31 color photographs, 24 color negatives, 1989. VIIB30 Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II); 26 color photographs, 26 color negatives, 1987. VIIB31 Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II); 27 color photographs, 28 color negatives, 1994 and 1995. VIIB32 Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II), text and mounted photographs; 7 color photographs. VIIB33 Frey Palisades Drive House (Frey House II), slides; 9 color transparencies, 1989. VIIB34 Frey Paseo El Mirador House (Frey House I), first phase; 27 black and white, contact prints, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB35 Frey Paseo El Mirador House (Frey House I), additions; 28 black and white contact prints, 1 color transparency, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB36 Frey Paseo El Mirador House (Frey House I), 5 x 7s; 3 black and white photographs. VIIB37 Frey Paseo El Mirador House (Frey House I), additions; 2 color photographs, 1960. VIIB38 Frey Paseo El Mirador House (Frey House I), 8 x 10s; 25 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB39 Frey Paseo El Mirador House (Frey House I), mounted prints; 5 black and white photographs VIIB40 Harris, Brent and Beth, Kaufmann House - Neutra; 1 color photograph, VIIB41 Harris, Sherman and Maxine property (Desert Hills Hotel); 5 black and white photographs, 1 color photograph, 1 black and white negative, 12 color negatives, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB42 Hatton Houses; 4 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman VIIB43 Ivers, Thomas, Pinyon Crest; 12 color negatives. VIIB44 Kocher and Frey, projects and schemes; 3 black and white photographs.

21 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIB45 Kocher-Samson Building; 1 black and white photograph, 28 black and white contact prints, 1934, Photographer Stephen H. Willard. VIIB46 Kocher-Samson Building; 15 black and white negatives, 1934, Photographer Stephen H. Willard. VIIB47 Kocher-Samson Building; 3 black and white photographs, 1934, Photographer Stephen H. Willard. VIIB48 Koller, bells; 8 color negatives. VIIB49 La Paz Guest Ranch, drawing; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Gayle’s Studio. VIIB50 Lawrence, William; 3 color photographs. VIIB51 Lilley, Theodore Jr.; 1 color photograph. VIIB52 Loewy, Raymond; 5 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB53 Markham, Fred; 15 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIB54 Mazur, Harry, Little Araby; 1 color photograph. VIIB55 Merwin, L. C.; 7 color negatives.

Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs Box C

VIIC1 Architectural projects Needles schools, photograph and drawings; 10 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman and Gayle’s Studio. VIIC2 New York housing development, Chrystie-Forsythe Streets, blueprint and model; 3 photocopies; 6 black and white photographs, 1 black and white negative, Architects Howe and Lescaze. VIIC3 Nichols, Culver, Store No. 2; 2 color photographs, 2 color negatives, 1969. VIIC4 Nichols, Culver, Tramway Service Station; 3 color photographs, 1 brochure, 1965. VIIC5 Nichols, Culver, Tramway Service Station and Store No. 1 sculpture; 21 color photographs, 1963, 1965. VIIC6 Nichols, Culver, Tramway Service Station; 1 color photocopy signed by Frey and frame. VIIC7 North Shore Beach and Yacht Club; 18 black and white photocopies. VIIC8 North Shore Beach and Yacht Club; 40 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman, Gayle’s Studio. VIIC9 North Shore Beach and Yacht Club; 7 color photographs, 1961. VIIC10 North Shore Beach and Yacht Club; 1 black and white mounted photograph. VIIC11 North Shore Motel; 6 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman.

22 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIC12 North Shore Motel; 2 color photographs. VIIC13 Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Tramway Service Station, blueprints, photographs, model and brochure; 9 black and white photographs, 5 black and white negatives, 4 color photographs, 3 brochures, Photographer Gayle’s Studio, 1962. VIIC14 Palm Springs City Hall, photographs, model, floor plan; 24 black and white photographs, 1 Dedication brochure , Photographer Julius Shulman, Bernard Anderson, Edward Canby, 1953. VIIC15 Palm Springs Fire Station no. 1 and 2, photographs, drawings; 5 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman, Gayle’s Studio. VIIC16 Palm Springs Unified School District, photographs, drawings; 14 black and white photographs, 3 photocopies, Photographer Julius Shulman, Gayle’s Studio. VIIC17 Pelletier, Adrian; 5 black and white photographs, 5 photocopies, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIC18 Powell, William; 10 color photographs, 26 color negatives. VIIC19 Premiere apartment hotel (Edwin M. Thompson), photographs, drawings, floor plans; 5 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIC20 Racquet Club (Schiff, Sidney K.), photographs, directory; 2 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIC21 Saint Paul’s (Palm Springs), Saint Martin (Twenty-Nine Palms), photographs, drawings; 10 black and white photographs, 4 black and white negatives, Photographer Julius Shulman, Gayle, 1949, 1964. VIIC22 Samson Building, Herbert; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIC23 San Gorgonio Pass Memorial Hospital, photographs, drawings; 14 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman, Gayle’s Studio. VIIC24 Schuchart, George; 6 color photographs. VIIC25 Scott, Homer; 3 color photographs, 15 color negatives. VIIC26 Seeburg Building, Palm Springs; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Julius Shulman, 1965. VIIC27 Shell Service Station; 3 color photographs. VIIC28 Shevlin, John; 8 color photographs, 14 color negatives, 1990. VIIC29 Skelton, Lothian “Red”, Ribbonwood Ranch, Spring Crest; 28 color photographs, 4 color negatives, 1975-77. VIIC30 Skelton, Lothian “Red”; 24 color photographs, 1992. VIIC31 Skelton, Lothian “Red”, 29 Palms residence; 8 color photographs, 11 color negatives. VIIC32 Somers-Hamel/Benoist; 12 black and white photographs. VIIC33 Steinmeyer, Hugo; 4 color photographs, 1964. VIIC34 Stimson, C. W. / Cheney Wells/Harold Miller; 6 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman (Job 33)

23 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIC35 Strebe Building, Earl, Palm Springs, drawing; 3 black and white photographs, Photographer Gayle’s Studio VIIC36 Thornton, H. C.; 1 color photograph, 4 color negatives, 1969. VIIC37 University of California, Riverside, photographs, drawings; 8 black and white photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIC38 Villa Hermosa, apartment hotel; 2 black and white photographs, 6 color photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIC39 Welborne, John; 4 color photographs, 1976. VIIC40 Willson, Harry; 8 color photographs, 27 color negatives, 1984. VIIC41 Wooley – Kramer; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Julius Shulman VIIC42 Cathedral City summer shelter; 5 black and white photographs. VIIC43 Desert Coyotes, fox, squirrels, and quail; 18 color photographs, 11 color negatives, 1976, 1978-79, 1982. VIIC44 Primrose (Christmas card to Ingrid); 2 color negatives, Christmas card. VIIC45 Quails, squirrels, bird nest in cactus, views; 13 color photographs, 26 color negatives. VIIC46 View, 2 squirrels on rock; 2 color photographs, 1966, 1979. VIIC47 Views; 20 color negatives. VIIC48 Wildflowers, smoke trees; 5 color photographs, 63 color negatives, 1982. VIIC49 Wildflowers on mountain; 11 color photographs, 1991. VIIC50 Elements of Building Spaces, drawings; 5 black and white negatives (Frey House I, plane studies), See VC40-I for paper copies of images) VIIC51 Eric, portrait; 1 black and white photograph, Photographer Donald F. Buckner. VIIC52 Frey, Albert At Lakes CC; 5 color photographs, 1 color negative, 1983. VIIC53 Exhibit, desert scene; 4 color negatives. VIIC54 Exhibit, with visitors, Palisades Drive House (Frey House II); 15 color photographs, 1993. VIIC55 Exhibit, German; 15 back and white photographs. VIIC56 Exhibit, University of California, Santa Barbara; 10 color photographs, Photographer Julius Shulman. VIIC57 Eyes; 4 color photographs. VIIC58 Family; 2 black and white photographs. VIIC59 Portraits, miscellaneous; 10 black and white photographs, 16 color photographs, 2 color photocopies, 5 black and white negatives, 1 color negative, Photographer Don Buckner, 1935, 1955, 1960, 1968, 1973, 1993-96. VIIC60 Portraits, Palm Springs Life; 2 black and white photographs, 1992. VIIC61 Portraits, rock walls; 3 color transparencies, 1 color photograph, 13 color negatives. VIIC62 With Frick and Ivonne; 11 color photographs.

24 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIC63 With G. Osternig, Timor(?) and Hanna, 2 color photographs, 1995, 1997. VIIC64 With Korea, Desert Hot Springs; 8 color photographs, 1994-95. VIIC65 With Sandy and David Wasco, Alan Carr’s house, Premiere apartment hotel; 18 color photographs, 4 composite color photographs, 2 Christmas cards, 1993 (see also folder VIIE6). VIIC66 With Sarah Amelar; 2 color photographs, 1997. VIIC67 With unidentified visitors; 3 color photographs. VIIC68 With unidentified visitors; 2 color photographs. VIIC69 With unidentified visitors, Frey’s Palisades Drive House (Frey House II); 8 color photographs, 12 color negative, 1994. VIIC70 With unidentified visitors, Frey’s Palisades Drive House, (Frey House II) unidentified buildings, Palm Springs City Hall; 33 color photographs. VIIC71 With unidentified visitors; 2 color photographs, 1997. VIIC72 Frey Trail and Suzanne Somers; 1 color photograph. VIIC73 Groups, unidentified, 2 black and white photographs. VIIC74 Hannes wedding; 1 color photograph, letter, 1995. VIIC75 Hikes, Murray Peak, Tramway; 27 color photographs, 99 color negatives, 1976, 1982. VIIC76 Mervin, Martin Roy, set designs; 4 black and white photographs, 1978. VIIC77 Miscellaneous photographs copied from albums; 2 black and white photographs, 1 photocopy. VIIC78 Miscellaneous photographs copied or removed from albums and featuring Kunio; 6 black and white photographs, 1930. VIIC79 Nephtys (statue); 6 color negatives. VIIC80 Palisades Drive flooded (Frey House II); 6 color negatives. VIIC81 Palm Desert [homestead] views; 8 black and white negatives, 1935. VIIC82 Palm Springs Fashion Mall from above; 14 color photographs, 34 color negatives, 1985. VIIC83 Palm Springs from El Mirador tower; 1 black and white negative. VIIC84 Roberts, Priscilla; 2 color photographs, 1994. VIIC85 Rosa book negatives; 7 black and white negatives. VIIC86 Spitz, Ursula at Death Valley, Joshua Tree; 4 color photographs, 1990, 1993. VIIC87 Switzerland, Gut-Frey and Kunz houses; 16 color transparencies, 1994. VIIC88 Vogelsang, Jorilyn and Les Starks, Whitewater; 18 color photographs, 1993.

Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs Box D - Not Used

Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs Box E Oversize Photographs

25 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIE1 Architectural projects Frey Palisades Drive house (Frey House II); 2 composite color photographs. VIIE2 Frey Paseo El Mirador house (Frey House I), 2 black and white photographs mounted on board. VIIE3 Ivers, Thomas, desert scenes; 8 color photographs mounted on cardboard. VIIE4 Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, snack bar; 1 black and white photograph. VIIE5 Buildings in New York City; 1 black and white photograph mounted on board and signed on verso by Harry Mazur, 1992/94. VIIE6 Frey, Albert with Sandy and David Wasco, Alan Carr’s house, Premiere apartment hotel; 3 composite color photographs (see also folder VIIC65). VIIE7 Hummingbird and flowers; 1 color photograph mounted board and signed by G. U. Gilmore, 1965. VIIE8 Shoreline; 1 color photograph mounted on board by Julius Shulman. VIIE9 Swiss Alps, rolled color photo mural.

Series VII: Personal and Architectural Photographs Box F Oversize Photographs

VIIF1-21 Miscellanous images of pueblos, Grand Canyon, Olympics, Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles city lights, gas storage tanks, New York City, etc.; 21 black and white photographs mounted on or separated from boards.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIA1-1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Adair, William, 791 Calle Paul. VIIIA1-2 - Alpha Beta Acme Markets, Index 6019, 1961-62. VIIIA2 - Aluminaire House, Index 311, Architect A. Lawrence Kocher, 1931. (Rosa recreation) VIIIA3 - American National Red Cross, Riverside, Index 5919, 1960. VIIIA4 - Back, Frank Dr., 155 San Marco Way, Index 644, 1976. VIIIA5 - Bauman, Lionel, 1105 Cactus Drive, Index 854, 1985. VIIIA6 - Beirne, Gilbert and Clinton, 395 S. Patencio Road, Index 772, 1978-79. VIIIA7 - Bendix, Paul Dr., Banning, Index 4755, 1947. VIIIA8 - Benoist, Louis A., 385 W. Alta Vista Road, Index 5030, 1950-51. VIIIA9 - Bernet, John C., Palm Springs, Index 574, 1957. VIIIA10 - Besser-Trust, C. R., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818, 1948. VIIIA11 - Black, Peter, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 843, 1984, 1993. VIIIA12 - Boudeman, Woody, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4714, 1990. VIIIA13 - Brennan, Gertrude, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 913, 1991. VIIIA14 - Broderick, Harold, 289 SW. Via Las Palmas, Index 853, 1985.

26 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIIA15 - Bryant, George W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 804, 1980. VIIIA16 - Burgess, William H., 550 Palisades Drive, Index 376, 671, 1967- 89, 1993. VIIIA17 - Chandler, Collis P. Jr., Thunderbird Heights, Rancho Mirage, Index 911, 1991. VIIIA18 - Clark, W. Dale, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 612, 1961-65, 1976.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps Drawer B

VIIIB1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Cravens, Malcolm, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 881, 1988-89. VIIIB2 - Cree, Raymond, Index 476-A, 1955-56. VIIIB3 - Daubert, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818, 1981-82, 1986. VIIIB4 - Davis, Howard, 2222 Del Lago Road, 1981. VIIIB5 - De Laittre, John, Index 795, 1979. VIIIB6 - Di Pietra, Frank, 796 E. Racquet Club Road, Index 892, 1989-90. VIIIB7 - Disney, Walt, Smoke Tree Ranch, Architect Carl Denney, 1957. VIIIB8 - Durgom, John A., 333 Via Sol, Index 904, 1990. VIIIB9 - Embury, Phil, 530 W. Tahquitz Way, Index 866, 1986-89. VIIIB10 - Evans, Jean, 2240 Smokewood Avenue, Index 731, 1973, 1976, 1978. VIIIB11 - Farrell, Charles D., Tachevah Drive, Index 539, 1953-56, 1962. VIIIB12 - Firring, Robert, 2065 Tulare Drive, Index 582, 1985. VIIIB13 - Fischer, Harry A. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818, 1981-82.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name VIIC1.0 - First Church of Christ Scientist 1956 (Acc #S2016.1) VIIC1 -Forster, Carmon, 1150 Paseo El Mirador, Index 872, 1987. VIIIC2 - Foster, C. W., 943 Avenida Olivos, 1990. VIIIC3 - Frenzel, Gerhard, 501 Cantera Circle, Index 861, 1976, 1986. VIIIC4 - Frey, Albert, 1150 Paseo El Mirador (Frey House I), Index 646, 4033, 4727, 5232, 1947, 1954, 1963-65, 1970. Includes drawings for Suspended Table VIIIC5, C5A - Frey, Albert, 686 Palisades Drive (Frey House II), Index 6315, 1963-64, 1970. (Frey House II) VIIIC6 - Frey, Albert, Thunderbird Ranch lot, Rancho Mirage, 1955. VIIIC7 - Frey Pavilion, Montana St. Martins, Architect Kyu Che, 1998. VIIIC8 - Frink, Art, 1230 Via Monte Vista, 1990.

27 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIID1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Gilmore, Donald S., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4714, 1947, 1956, 1964, 1967, 1969, 1977, 1980, 1989. VIIID2 - Gordon, Jerry, 829 Inverness Drive, Rancho Mirage, Index 852, 1985. VIIID3 - Green, Alan Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 856, 1965, 1985. VIIID4 - Halford, William, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 871, 1987, 1991. VIIID5 - Hankins, Gary W., 840 Prescott Drive, Index 4512. VIIID6 - Harpham, R. C., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 811, 1981. VIIID7 - Harris, Sherman, Rim Rocks Drive, Cathedral City, Index 579, 1990. VIIID8 - Harrison, W. K., Architect The Trane Company, 1937. VIIID9 - Haymond, Carl E., Las Palmas Estates, Index 633, 1963-64.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIE1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Hinton, Sam D., Scripps Estates, La Jolla, Index 5427, 1954, 1957. VIIIE2 - Hoch, Don, 1997. VIIIE3 - Hoffman, J. Irwin, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 791, 1979-80, 1988. VIIIE4 - Hollingsworth, W. I., Colony Tract, Index 636, 644, 1963, 1966-67. VIIIE5 - Hormel, John G., Index 4512, 1945. VIIIE6 - Ivers, Thomas, 560 Sepulveda Road, Pinyon Crest, 1982, 1985-86. VIIIE7 - Jensen, K. W., 1981. VIIIE8 - Kamolz, Jerry, 521 Linda Vista Drive, Index 873, 1987-88. VIIIE9 - Kite, Richard, 73015 Skyward Way, Palm Desert, 1984. VIIIE10 - Kocher, Dr., office and apartment building, Architect A. Lawrence Kocher/Albert Frey, 1934-35. VIIIE11 - Laflin, Pat, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 902, 1990. VIIIE12 - Lawrence, William, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 832, 1983, 1985, 1992. VIIIE13 - Lehman, Tony, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4768, 1948, 1988. VIIIE14 - Leisure, Hoyt, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 891, 1989-90. VIIIE15 - Lilley, Theodore, Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 793, 1979, 1985, 1992-93, 1995. VIIIE16 - Loewy, Raymond, Index 4613, 1946. VIIIE17 - Ludington, Wright, Index 381, 384, 4023, Architect John Porter Clark, 1938. VIIIE18 - Lund and Guttry office, 666 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Index 6210,

28 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory 1962. VIIIE19 - Lyons, J. A., Palm Springs, 1948.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIF1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Markham, Fred, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 414, 5032, Architect John Porter Clark, 1941, 1950, 1980-81, 1985. VIIIF2 - Marston, Morley, 2350 Araby Drive, Index 862, 1986. VIIIF3 - McFie, C. B. , Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 922, 1992. VIIIF4 - Merwin, L. C., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4111, 4558, 1970, 1988. VIIIF5 - Miller, Harold, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 418. VIIIF6 - Milnor, N. F., 447 W. Alejo, apartment building, Index 582, 1952, 1958. VIIIF7 - Moore, John M. Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 732, 1973, 1976, 1979, 1983. VIIIF8 - Moore, T. W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 857, 1985 VIIIF9 - Moss, Paul, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818, 1974. VIIIF10 - Newgard, N. B., 974 La Jolla Road, Index 883, 1988. VIIIF11 - Nichols, Culver, Bel Vista War Housing Project, Index 4510, 1945. VIIIF12 - Nichols, Culver, office building, Index 4569, 4838, 1945. VIIIF13 - Nichols, Culver, shopping center and stores, N. Palm Canyon Drive and Tram Way, Index 534, 681, 6212, 1957-58, 1962-72.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIG1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Nichols, Culver, Tramway Service Station, N. Palm Canyon Drive and Tram Way, Index 6314, 1963-65. VIIIG2 - North Shore Beach (motel). VIIIG3 - North Shore Estates/North Shore Beach Estates. VIIIG4 - North Shore Yacht Club. VIIIG5 - Noyes, R. H. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 921, 1992. VIIIG6 - Overly, Gertrude, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 418, Architect John Porter Clark. VIIIG7 - Owens, Leo, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 675, 1967-68. VIIIG8 - Owens, Richard, 2103 Rim Road, Index 864, 1986.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIH1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name

29 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory - Palm Canyon Drive Project (PSPC), Index 641, 1961, 1966-67. VIIIH2 - Palm Springs Desert Museum, Index 535-450, Architect Williams, Williams, Williams and Clark, Frey, Chambers, 1957. VIIIH3 - Palm Springs City Hall, Index 5228, Architect Williams, Williams, Williams and Clark, Frey, Chambers, 1956. VIIIH4 - Pelletier, Adrian, Palm Desert, Index 513, 1951-52. VIIIH5 - Peterson, R. W., 2171 East Amado Road, Index 619, 1961. VIIIH6 - Phinny, Robert H., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 771, 1977-78, 1980, 1984-85. VIIIH7 - Pirozzi, Vincent, 651 W. Via, Escuela, Index 561, 1983, 1992. VIIIH8 - Powell, William, Palm Springs, Index 4742, 4912, 5130, 1949, 1951-52, 1989. VIIIH9 - “Premiere” apartment hotel. VIIIH10 - Purcell, Frank Dr., 374 Pablo Drive, Architect Harry J. Williams.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIII1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Rawn, Stanley Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 792, Architect Maurice H. Fleishman, 1979, 1995. VIIII2 - Richmond, Howard, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 794, 1979-80. VIIII3 - Riesenberg, 374 Pablo Drive, Index 844, 1984-85. VIIII4 - Rose, Bill, 1053 San Lucas Road, Index 781, 1978. VIIII5 - Russell, Douglas A., 660 and 672 Palisades Drive, Index 783, 1980, 1982, 1984-85. VIIII6 - Ryan, Roy, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 741, 1974-76, 1983. VIIII7 - St. Michael’s, Carlsbad. VIIII8 - Sammis, Lee, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 801, 1974, 1976, 1980. VIIII9 - Samson, Herbert, Index 4638, 1946. VIIII10 - Savannah, Ely, 455 Sunview Avenue, 1981. VIIII11 - Schoettler and Hill, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 903, 1989-90 VIIII12.A Service Station (Culver Nichols – Tramway) 1965. VIIII12 - Shane, Joseph, 501 Santa Rosa Drive, Index 751, 1975. VIIII13 - Scott, Homer, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 822, 1982. VIIII14 - Schuchart, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 404, 1973, 1980, 1987, 1990. VIIII15 - Schwab, M. E., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 603, 5011, 5230, 1950, 1954, 1960, 1964, 1970-71. VIIII16 - Shea, John M., 1690 Ridgemore Drive, Index 846, 1984-85, 1987-88. VIIII17 - Shell Oil Station, N. Palm Canyon Drive and Alameda, Index 651, 1965. VIIII18 - Sherwin, David, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 802, 1980, 1988. VIIII19 - Shevlin, John, 183 Camino Encanto, Index 904, 1990. VIIII20 - Sieroty, Alan, 695 E. Vereda Sur, Index 412, 1988-90. VIIII21 - Siva, Pete, 200 W. Vereda Sur, 1974.

30 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIII22 - Skelton, Lothian “Red”, Ribbonwood Ranch, Spring Crest/Burnt Valley Ranch, Anza/Rancho Mirage, Index 721, 1975-77, 1990-91. VIIII23 - Smallman, R. B., Index 632, 1963. VIIII24 - Smith, Douglas, 257 S. Patencio, Index 912, 1991.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIJ1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 674, 1944, 1963, 1968-69, 1976-79, 1981-83, 1985, 1991, 1993. VIIIJ2 - Soli, Arthur, 170 Desert Lakes Drive, Index 841. VIIIJ3 -Somers, Suzanne and Alan Hamel, 385 W. Alta Vista Road, Index 5030, 1988-89. VIIIJ4 - Steinmeyer, Hugo, Palm Springs, Index 6214, 1963. VIIIJ5 - Stimson, C. W. Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4731, 1947. VIIIJ6 - Strong, Bill, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 901, 1990-92. VIIIJ7 - Stuart, Dan, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 891, 1989. VIIIJ8 - Stuart, Jim/Dr. C. P. Jones, 1037 Tamarisk Road, Index 567, 1990-93. VIIIJ9 - Supple, Charles Dr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 761, 1976, 1990. VIIIJ10 - Supple, Frederic Jr, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 673, 1967, 1976, 1978, 1982, 1985-86, 1988-89, 1992-96.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIK1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Terhune, Howard, 2300 Palermo Drive, Index 770, 1977-78, 1985-86. VIIIK2 - Thompson, E. W., 751 Prescot Drive, Index 6018, 1960. VIIIK3 - Thornton, H. C., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 6319, 1964, 1969. VIIIK4 - Tyler, John/Charles Hayward, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 851, 1985-86, 1988, 1993. VIIIK5 -Travelyn Motor Hotel (Restaurant Bldg for Louis Masry) (2330 N. Palm Canyon), Index 658, 1965.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps

VIIIL1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Vaughan, Gager, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 773, 1978, 1985. VIIIL2 - Villa Hermosa/Fulton, Prescott and El Alameda. VIIIL3 - Walker, Cyrus, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 821, 1982. VIIIL4 - Warren, Robert, 1310 Rosarito Way, Index 823, 1982. VIIIL5 - Wasserman, Dale, 1011 Cielo Drive, Index 733, 1974.

31 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory VIIIL6 - Weyerhaeuser, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 831, 1983-84. VIIIL7 - Welborne, John, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 874, 1990. VIIIL7A - Wiefel and Son, Index 4730, 1947 VIIIL8 - Willson, Harry, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 842, 1984-86. VIIIL9 - Wilson, ------, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4111, 1987. VIIIL10 - Wolfe, M. E., 1975, 1987, 1994. VIIIL11 - Yantis, John, 296 Hermosa Place, Index 833, 1983. VIIIL12 - Yates, Alden/Peter Black, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 843, 1984, 1993. VIIIL13 Blank blueprint paper. VIIIL14 Maps of areas and subdivision tracts [solar sun chart, Bel Vista] VIIIL15 Miscellaneous architectural items [office building lettering] VIIIL16 Miscellaneous unidentified blueprints and drawings. VIIIL17 Zoning maps.

Series VIII: Blueprints, Drawings, and Maps Box M Oversize

VIIIM1 Project blueprints, drawings and maps by name - Harris, Brent and Beth (Kaufmann House – Neutra), 470 West Vista Chino, Architects Marmol and Radziner. VIIIM2 Palm Springs Zoning Maps (VERY FRAGILE).

Index to Architectural Projects

Because Frey filed architectural project files within many of the individual series as well as within Series VI: Architectural Projects an Index to Architectural Projects was created to simplify researcher’s use of the collection. The index is organized by project/personal name and includes some projects for which Frey was not the original architect. Most of the project files deal with the design and construction of residences for individuals.

Adair, William, 791 Calle Paul VIA21,VIIIA1 Alpha Beta Acme Markets, Market No. 52, 111 at Monroe Street, Indio, Index 6019 VIA22-23, VIIB8 Aluminaire House, Index 311, Architect A. Lawrence Kocher VC28-2, VC-40-1, VIA24-25, VIIA7, VIIB9, VIIIA2 American National Red Cross, Riverside County Chapter Building, Index 5919 VIA26, VIIB10, VIIIA3 Andreas Hills/Palm Canyon Ranch VIIB11 Arcosanti, Arizona, Architect Paolo Soleri VIIB5, VIIB12 Back, Frank/W. I. Hollingsworth, Sol Vida, 155 San Marco Way, Index 644 VIA27, VIIIA4 Baer, Erich, 795 Churchill Road VIIB13

32 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Banning Fire Station VIIB14 Banning Library VIIB15 Bauman, Lionel, 1105 Cactus Drive, Index 854 VIA28, VIIIA5 Beirne, Gilbert and Clinton, 395 S. Patencio Road, Index 772 VIA29, VIIIA6 Bendix, Paul Dr., Banning, Index 4755 VIIIA7 Benoist, Louis A./Suzanne Somers and Alan Hamel, 385 W. Alta Vista Road, Index 532-B, 5030 VIA30, VIIC32, VIIIA8 Bernet, John C., Palm Springs, Index 574 VIIIA9 Besser-Trust, C. R., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818 VIIIA10 Black, Peter, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 843 IIA1, VIIIA11 Blue Lagoon VIIB16 Boudeman, Woody, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4714 VIA31, VIIIA12 Brennan, Gertrude, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 913 IA3-5, VIIB17, VIIIA13 Brill, Eric, Bedford Falls, New York VIIB18 Broderick, Harold, 289 SW. Via Las Palmas, Index 853. VIA32, VIIIA14 Bryant, George W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 804 VIIIA15 Burgess, William, 550 Palisades Drive, Index 671 IIA2-6, VIA33-34, VIIIA16, VIIB19 Burritt, Bruce, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 423 IIA7 Carr, Alan VIIC65, VIIE6 Chandler, Collis P. Jr., Thunderbird Heights, Rancho Mirage, Index 911 IIA8, VIIIA17 Cheney Wells VIIC34 Clark, J. P. VIIB20 Clark and Frey/Frey and Chambers offices VIIA11, VIIB21 Clark, W. Dale, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 612 VIA35, VIIIA18 Cravens, Malcolm, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 881 IA7, IIA9, VIIIB1, VIIB22, VIIB29 Cree, Raymond, Index 476-A VIIIB2 Crommelin, Jacques B. IIA12 Daubert, George and Kathleen Smith, Smoke Tree Ranch IIA13-14 Daubert, George/Harry Fischer/C. R. Besser-Trust/Paul Moss, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818 VIA36, VIIIB3 Davis, Howard, 2222 Del Lago Road VIIIB4 De Laittre, John, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 795 VIA37, VIIIB5 Dellside Dairy VIA38 Desert Bank VIIB23 Desert Hills Hotel See Harris, Sherman Desert Hospital VIIB24 Di Pietra, Frank, 796 E. Racquet Club Road, Index 892 VIA39, VIIIB6 Disney, Walt, Smoke Tree Ranch, Architect Carl Denney VIIIB7 Dr. Dillard Building VIIB25 Durgon, John A., 333 Via Sol, Index 904 VIA40, VIIIB8

33 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Embury, Phil, 530 W. Tahquitz Way, Index 866 VIA41, VIIIB9 Evans, Jean, 2240 Smokewood Avenue, Index 731 VIIIB10 Farwell house, Balboa VIIA13 Farrell, Charles D., Tachevah Drive, Index 539 VIIIB11 Federal Building, U. S. Post Office, Blythe VIA42 Firring, Robert, 2065 Tulare Drive, Index 852 VIA43, VIIIB12 First Church of Christ, Scientist VIIB26, VIIIC1.0 (Gift S2016.1) Fischer, Harry A. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818 VIIIB13 Flelinghuysen VIA44 Forster, Carmon, 1150 Paseo El Mirador, Index 872 IIA15, VIIIC1 Foster, Chris W., 943 Avenida Olivas/Frink, Art, 1230 Via Monte Vista IA11, VIIIC2 Frenzel, Gerhard, 501 Cantera Circle, Index 861 VIIIC3 Frey, Albert, 1150 Paseo El Mirador (Frey House I), and 686 Palisades Drive (Frey House II), Index 6315 VIA45 Frey, Albert, 1150 Paseo El Mirador (Frey House I), Index 646, 4033, 4727, 5232 VC40-1, VIIIC4, VIIA11, VIIA13, VIIB34-39, VIIE2 Frey Albert, 686 Palisades Drive (Frey House II), Index 6315 IIA16-22, VIIB1, VIIB27-33, VIIIC5, VIIIC5A, VIIC69-70, VIIE1 Frey, Albert, Thunderbird Ranch lot, Rancho Mirage VIIIC6 Frey Pavilion, Montana St. Martins, Architect Kyu Che VIIIC7 Frink, Art, 1230 Via Monte Vista VIIIC8 Gilmore, Donald S., 2142 Paseo Rosita (Smoke Tree Ranch), Index 672, 4714 IA15, IIA23-27, VIB1, VIIID1 Glassman, Bud, 3321 Andreas Hills Drive, Index 797 IIA28 Goldman, Alfred, 1150 Paseo El Mirador, Index 646 IIA29 Gordon, Jerry, 829 Inverness Drive, Mission Hills Country Club, Rancho Mirage, Index 852 VIB2, VIIID2 Green, Alan Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 856 VIB3, VIIID3 Guthrie house, VIIA13 Halberg house, VIIA13 Halford, William Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 871 VIB4, VIIID4 Hankins, Gary W./John Hormel, 840 Prescott Drive, Index 4512 VIB5, VIIID5 Harpham, Ralph C., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 811 IIB1, VIIID6 Harris, Brent, Kaufmann House (Neutra) VIIB40 Harris, Sherman, property, Highway 111 and Cree, Rim Rocks Drive, Cathedral City, (Desert Hills Hotel) Index 579 IA18, VIIB41, VIIID7 Harrison, W. K., Architect The Trane Company VIIID8 Hatton Houses VIIB42 Haymond, Carl E., Las Palmas Estates, Index 633 VIIID9 Henry, Warner W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 803 VIB6 Hinton, Sam D., 9420 La Jolla Shores Drive, Scripps Estates, La Jolla, Index 5427 IIB2, VIIIE1 Hoch, Don VIIIE2 Hoffman, Eric, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 791 VIB7

34 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Hoffman, J. Irwin, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 791 VIIIE3 Hollingsworth, W. I., Colony Tract, Index 6636, 644 VIIIE4 Hope, Bob, house VIIB2 Hormel, John G., Index 4512 VIIIE5 Ivers, Thomas, 560 Sepulveda Road, Pinyon Crest VIB8, VIIB43, VIIE3, VIIIE6 Jensen, K. W., 985 W. Cerrito Road VIB9, VIIIE7 Kaufmann House (Neutra) See Harris, Brent Kamolz, Jerry, 521 Linda Vista Drive, Index 873 VIB10, VIIIE8 Kite, Richard, 73015 Skyward Way, Palm Desert VIIIE9 Kocher and Frey, projects and schemes VIIB44 Kocher, Dr., office and apartment building, Architect A. Lawrence Kocher/Albert Frey, 1934-35. VIIIE10 Kocher-Samson building VIIA13, VIIB45-47 Koller VIIB48 La Paz Guest Ranch VIIB49 Laflin, Pat, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 902 IA24, VIIIE11 Lawrence, William J. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 832 IA25, VIIB50, VIIIE12 Lehman, Tony/H. W. Armstrong, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4768 VIB11, VIIIE13 Leisure, Hoyt, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 891 VIB12, VIIIE14 Lilley, Theodore Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 793 IA26, VIB13, VIIB51, VIIIE15 Loewy, Raymond, Index 4613 VIIB52, VIIIE16 Ludington, Wright, Index 381, 384, 4023 Architect John Porter Clark VIIIE17 Lund and Guttry office, 666 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Index 6210 VIB14, VIIIE18 Lyons, James A., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4820 IIB3, VIIIE19 Markham, Fred/Mrs. Mariana Markham Wiggins, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 414 Architect John Porter Clark IIB4,VIB15, VIIB53, VIIIF1 Marston, J. Morley Jr., 2350 S. Araby Drive, Index 862 IA28, VIIIF2 Mazur, Harry, 2280 Araby Drive, Index 951, Index 951 VIB16, VIIB54 Merwin, L. C., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4111, 4558 IIB5, VIB17, VIIB55, VIIIF4 Miller, Harold/Gertrude Overly, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 418 IIB6-8, VIB18, VIIC34, VIIIF5 Milnor, N. F., 447 W. Allejo, apartment building, Index 582 VIIIF6 Milnor, Virginia, 875 Patencio Road, Index 648 IIB9 Moore, John M., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 732 IIB10, VIIIF7 Moore, Tom W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 857 VIB19, VIIIF8 Moss, Paul, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4818 VIIIF9 Mt. San Jacinto Tramway, Index 4917 VIB20

35 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory McFie, Carrie Belle, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 922 IIB11, VIIIF3 Needles schools VIIC1 New York housing development, Chrystie-Forsyth Streets VIIC2 Newgard, N. B., 974 La Jolla Road, Index 883 VIIIF10 Nichols, Culver, Bel Vista War Housing Project, Index 4510 VIIIF11 Nichols, Culver, office, shopping center and service station, Index 534, 534A, 681, 4569, 4838 and 6212, 6314 IIB12-19, VIB21-25, VIIC3-6, VIIC13, VIIIF12-13, VIIIG1 Nichols, Culver, Service Station (Tramway) 1965. VIIII12.A Noyes, Robert H. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 921 IB2, VIIIG5 North Shore Beach (Motel) VIIC11-12, VIIIG2 North Shore Estates/North Shore Beach Estates VIIIG3 North Shore Yacht Club VIIC7-10, VIIIG4 Overly, Gertrude, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 418, Architect John Porter Clark VIIIG6 Owens, Leo, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 675 VIIIG7 Owens, Richard/Rick, 2103 Rim Road, Index 864 VIB26, VIIIG8 Palm Canyon Drive Project (PSPC), Index 641 VIIIH1 Palm Springs Aerial Tramway VIIC13, VIIC75 Palm Springs Desert Museum, Index 535-450, Architect Williams, Williams, Williams and Clark, Frey, Chambers VIIIH2 Palm Springs City Hall, Index 5228, Architect Williams, Williams, Williams and Clark, Frey, Chambers VIIC14, VIIC70, VIIIH3 Palm Springs Fire Stations VIIC15 Palm Springs Mall VIIB1 Palm Springs Unified School District VIIC16 Parfet, Ray, Smoke Tree Ranch IIB20 Pelletier, Adrian, Palm Desert, Index 513 VIIC17, VIIIH4 Peterson, R. W., 2171 E. Amado Road, Index 619 VIB27, VIIIH5 Phinny, Robert, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 771 IB4, VIB28, VIIIH6 Pirozzi, Vincent, 651 W. Via, Escuela, Index 561 VIIIH7 Powell, William, 383 Verede Norte Index 4742, 4912, 5130 IB5, VIIC18, VIIIH8 “Premiere” apartment hotel VIIC19, VIIC65, VIIE6, VIIIH9 Purcell, Frank Dr., 374 Pablo Drive, Architect Harry J. Williams VIIIH10 Racquet Club VIIC20 Rawn, Stanley R. Jr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 792 Architect Maurice H. Fleishman IB7, VIB29, VIIII1 Richmond, Howard, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 794 IIB21, VIIII2 Riesenberg, M. L./Dr. Frank Purcell, 374 Pablo Drive, Index 844 VIB30, VIIII3 Rose, Bill, 1053 San Lucas Road, Index 781 VIIII4 Russell, Douglas, 660 and 672 Palisades Drive, Index 783 IB8, IIB22, VIIII5 Ryan, Roy, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 741 IIB23, VIB31, VIIII6 St. Michael’s, Carlsbad, VIIII7

36 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory St. Martin VIIC21 St. Paul’s Episcopal, VIIA13, VIIC21 Sammis, Lee, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 801 VIB32,VIIII8 Samson Building, Herbert VIIC22 Samson, Herbert, Index 4638 VIIII9 San Gorgonio Pass Memorial Hospital VIIC23 Savannah, Ely, 455 Sunview Avenue VIIII10 Schiff, Sidney K., Index 605 see Racquet Club Schoettler and Hill, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 903 VIIII11 Schuchart, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 404 IIB26, VIIC24, VIIII14 Schwab, M. E., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 603, 5011, 5230 VIIII15 Scott, Homer, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 822 VIIC25, VIIII13 Seeburg Building, Palm Springs VIIC26 Shane, Joseph, 501 Santa Rosa Drive, Index 751 VIB33, VIIII12 Shea, John Martin, 1690 Ridgemore Drive, Index 846 IIB27, VIIII16 Shell Oil Company Service Station, N. Palm Canyon Drive and El Alameda, Index 651 VIB34, VIIB1, VIIC27, VIIII17 Sherwin, David, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 802 VIB35, VIIII18 Shevlin, John, 183 Camino Encanto, Index 904 VIB36, VIIC28, VIIII19 Sieroty, Alan, 695 E. Vereda Sur, Index 412 VIC1, VIIII20 Skelton, Lothian “Red”, Ribbonwood Ranch, Spring Crest IIB28-29, VIC2, VIIC29 Ribbonwood Ranch, Spring Crest/Burnt Valley Ranch, Anza/Rancho Mirage, Index 721 VIIC30-31, VIIII21, VIIII22 Smallman, R. B., Index 632 VIIII23 Smith, Douglas, 257 S. Patencio Road, Index 912 VIC3, VIIII24 Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 674 IIB30, VIC4-5, VIIIJ1 - Stimson, C. W. Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4731, 1947. Somers, Suzanne and Alan Hamel, 385 W. Alta Vista Road, Index 5030 VIC7, VIIC32, VIIIJ3 Steinmeyer, Hugo, 318 Pablo Drive, Index 6214 VIC8, VIIC33, VIIIJ4 Stimson, C. W., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4731 VIC9, VIIC34, VIIIJ5 Strebe Building, Earl VIIC35 Strong, Bill, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 901 VIC10, VIIIJ6 Stuart, Dan, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 891 VIC11, VIIIJ7 Stuart, Jim/Dr. C. P. Jones, 1037 Tamarisk Road, Index 567, VIC12, VIIIJ8 Supple, Charles Dr., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 761 VIC13, VIIIJ9 Supple, Frederick Jr, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 673 VIC14, VIIIJ10 Terhune, Howard, 2300 Palermo Drive, Index 770, 773 VIC15, VIIIK1 Thompson, E. W. 751 Prescot Drive, Index 6018 VIC16, VIIIK2 Thompson, Edwin M. see Premiere apartment hotel Thornton, Henry C./Ethan Hymon, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 6319 IIB31-32, VIC17-18, VIIC36, VIIIK3 Tramway Service Station, see Nichols, Culver

37 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Travelyn Motor Hotel (Restaurant Bldg for Louis Masry), Index 658 VIIIK5 Tyler, John/Charles Hayward, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 851, VIC19, VIIIK4 University of California, Riverside VIIC37 Vaughan, Gager, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 773 VIC20, VIIIL1 Villa Hermosa/Fulton, Prescott and El Alameda VIC21, VIIC38, VIIIL2 Walker, Cyrus T., Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 821 IB17, VIIIL3 Warren, Robert, 1310 Rosarito Way, Index 823 VIIIL4 Wasserman, Dale, 1011 Cielo Drive, Index 733 VIIIL5 Wasserman, Dale, Thunderbird Heights IIB32A Wiefels and Son, Index 4730, 1947 VIIIL7A Welborne, John, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 874 VIC22, VIIC39, VIIIL7 Weyerhaeuser, George, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 831 IIB33,VIC23, VIIIL6 Wheeler, Leslie/John Schoettler, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 903 IIB34 Willson, Harry, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 842 IIB35, VIC24, VIIC40, VIIIL8 Wilson, ------, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 4111 VIIIL9 Wolfe, M. E., VIIIL10 Wooley – Kramer VIIC41 Yantis, John, 296 Hermosa Place, Index 833 VIC25, VIIIL11 Yates, Alden/Peter Black, Smoke Tree Ranch, Index 843 VIIIL12

Series IX - Books – A total of 161 books identified in library online catalog as “Albert Frey Collection”. Items listed as the Albert Frey Collection in the Ownership and Custodial History field.

1. A Guide to the Architecture of Washington, D.C. Washington D.C.;Washington-Metropolitan Chapter, AIA, 1965.

2. Aalto, Alvar. Alvar Aalto seitsemassa talossa. Finland; Finlands Arkitekturmuseum, 1998.

3. Aalto, Alvar. Architecture and Furniture. New York; The Museum of Modern Art.1938.

4. Almanach d’architecture moderne, 1925.

5. Architecture California, Volume 14, Number 1, May 1992. Architecture and Photography.

6. Armenien. Tagebuch einer reise in das Land des Ararat. Zurich. Institut fur Hochbautechnik Abteilung fur architektur, 1996.

38 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory 7. Art in Progress. The Museum of Modern Art, New York; Survey prepared for the Fifteenth Anniversary, 1944.

8. Auguste Rodin die Kunst. .Leipzig; Kurt Wolff Verlag Munchen, 1913.

9. Barr, Alfred H., Jr. Matisse: His Art and His Public. New York Museum of Modern Art 1951.

10. Barr, Alfred H.Jr.,ed. Painting and Sculpture in the Museum of Modern Art. New York; Simon and Schuster, 1948.

11. Bates, Marston. The Forest and the Sea. New York; Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. and Random House, Inc., 1960.

12. Bauhaus. Milano; una pubblicazione dell’institut fur auslandsbeziehungen, 1981.

13. Baumann, Walter. Zurich. Zurich; Verlag Neue Zurcher Zeitung, 1993

14. Beckett, Samuel. Stirrings Still. North Star Line, 1991.

15. Benton, Tim. The Villas of Le Corbusier 1920-1930. New Haven and London; Yale University Press, 1987.

16. Bergquist, Sidney R.,ed. New Webster’s Dictionary of the English Language. Chicago,Consolidated Book Publishers, 1975

17. Blaser, Werner. Metal Pioneer Architecture.Weiningen-Zurich; Waser Verlag, 1996.

18. Le Corbusier und Pierre Jeannert IHR Gesamtes Werk Von 1910-1929. Zurich; Girsberger & Cie, 1930.

19. Le Courbusier. Oeuvre complete 1938-1946. Zurich; Les Editions d’Architecture Erlenbach, 1946

20. Boesiger, W.,ed., Le Corbusier Oeuvre complete 1946-1952, Zurich; Editions Girsberger, 1953.

21. Boesiger, W., ed., Le Corbusier et son atelier rue de Sevres 35 Oeuvre complete 1957-1965, Volume 7. Zurich; Les Editions de’Architecture, 1965.

22. Boesiger, Willy, ed., Le Courbusier Last Works. New York-Washington; Praeger Publishers,1970.

23. Boner, Paul H. Jr.,ed. The World in Vogue. New York; The Viking Press,

39 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Inc. 1963.

24. Botta, Mario. La Capella Del Monte Tamaro. Lugano.Umberto Allemandi & C.; 1994.

25. Boyce, Robert. Keck and Keck. New York; Princeton Architectural Press, Inc. 1993.

26. Boyd, Robin. New Directions in Japanese Architecture. New York; George Braziller, 1968.

27. Brown, Betty Ann. Roland Reiss. Los Angeles; Fellows of Contemporary Art, 1991.

28. Built for the people of the United States: fifty years of TVA Architecture. Tennessee, The University of Tennessee, 1983.

29. Carver, Norman F. Jr. Silent Cities of Mexico and the Maya. Kalamazoo, Michigan; Documan Press, Ltd. 1986.

30. Carver, Norman F. Jr., Italian Hilltowns. Battle Creek, Michigan; Documan Press,1985.

31. Chase, J. Smeaton. Our Araby: Palms Springs and the Garden of the Sun. Palm Springs, CA : City of Palm Springs, Board of Library Trustees, 1987.

32. Collection de “L’Esprit Nouveau” 6 – Books, published by Les Editions G. Cres et Cie, Paris.

33. Commoner, Barry. Science & Survival. New York; The Viking Press, 1966.

34. Des Canons, Des Munitions? Merci! Des Logis. . . S.V.P.: Monographie du “Pavillon Des Temps Nouveaux. Paris; Editions de L’Architecture D’Aujourd’ HUI, 1937.

35. Design Book Review: Icons and Irony. Issue 22 – Fall 1991.Cambridge, MA; MIT Press, 1992.

36. Dewey, Jennifer. Animal Architecture. New York; Orchard Books, A division of Franklin Watts, Inc. 1991.

37. Die Zwanziger JaHre Kontraste eines JaHrzehnts. Herausgegeben von Erika Billeter.Bern, Benteli Verlag AG, 1973.

38. Ditto, Jerry. Design for Living: Eichler Homes. San Francisco, CA;

40 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Chronicle Books, 1995.

39. Droste, Magdalena. Bauhaus 1919-1933. Berlin; Benedikt Taschen. 1998.

40. Dunster, David. Key Buildings of the 20th Century. New York;Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. 1985.

41. Wright, Frank Lloyd. The Architectural Forum, January 1928. Volume 68 – Number one.New York. Time,. Inc. 1938.

42. Equilibre. Gleichgewicht, Aquivalenz und Harmonie in der Kunst des 20. Jahrhunderts. Verlag Lars Muller, 1993.

43. Fields. The Berlage Institue,Amsterdam , 1997.

44. Fletcher, Banister, Sir. Sir Banister Fletcher’s A History of Architecture.London; Butterworths,1987 . 45. Frampton, Kenneth. American Masterworks: the twentieth-century house. New York; Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., 1995.

46. Frank Lloyd Wright. Koln, Germany. Benedikt Taschen Verlag GmbH, 1994.

47. Franklin C. Watkins. The Museum of Modern Art, New York;1950.

48. Fromonot, Francoise. Glenn Murcutt: buildings and projects. New York: Shitnew Library of Design, 1995.

49. Fuller, R. Buckminster. Utopia or Oblivion: the prospects for humanity. New York; Bantam Books,1969.

50. Gabo-Pevsner. The Museum of Modern Art, New York;1948.

51. Gauguin. Geneva (Switzerland);Editions d’art Albert Skira S.A.,1953.

52. Gebhard, David. Schindler New York; The Viking Press. 1971.

53. Gebhard, Davis and Winter Robert. A Guide to Architecture in Southern California.Los Angeles; Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1965.

54. Giedion, Siegfried. Mechanization Takes Command. New York; Oxford University Press, 1948.

55. Giedion, Sigfried. Space, Time and Architecture: the growth of a new

41 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory tradition. Cambridge: The Harvard University Press, 1941.

56. Goodwin, Philip L. Brazil Builds: architecture New and Old 1651-1942. New York, The Museum of Modern Art, 1943.

57. Gordon, Alastair. Long Island Modern: The first generation of modernist architecture on Long Island 1925-1960. New York; The Guild Hall of East Hampton, Inc. 1987.

58. Gossel, Peter. Architecture in the Twentieth Century. Germany. Benedikt Taschen; 1991.

59. Gowans, Alan. Styles and Types of North American Architecture: Social Function and Cultural Expression. New York; HarperCollins Publishers, 1992.

60. Greiman, April. Hybrid Imagery The fusion of technology and graphic design.New York, Watson-Guptill Publications, 1990.

61. Gropius, Walter. The New Architecture and the Bauhaus. New York, Museum of Modern Art., 1937.

62. Guide d’architecture Moderne Bruxelles et Environs, 1890-1990.

63. Gysin, Bob. “depart pour l’image”.Dubendorf-Zurich. Verlag Niggli AG 1995.

64. Hart, Spencer. Frank Lloyd Wright: an evolving architecture.NewYork; Barnes & Noble, 1993.

65. Hess, Alan. Googie:fifties coffee shop architecture.San Francisco;. Chronicle Books, 1985.

66. Hess, Alan. Hyperwest: American residential architecture on the edge. London; Thames and Hudson Ltd., 1996.

67. Hinton, Sam. Seashore Life of Southern California. Berkeley and Los Angeles; University of California Press, 1987.

68. Historic Preservation: Special Issue on Pope-Leighey House. Washington, D.C. National Trust for Historic Preservation.Volume 21, Numbers 2-3, April-September 1969.

69. Hitchcock, Henry-Russell. Painting Toward Architecture. New York; Duell, Sloan and Pearce. 1948.

42 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory 70. Hitchcock, Henry-Russell. In the Nature of Materials: The Buildings of Frank Lloyd Wright: 1887-1941. New York; Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1942.

71. Hitchcock, Henry-Russell. Latin American Architecture since 1945. New York; The Museum of Modern Art, 1955.

72. Horta Museum. Francoise Aubry, Curator. Saint-Gilles. A catalog, 1996.

73. Huxley, Aldous. Brave New World. New York and London; Harper and Brothers, 1932.

74. Jackson, Neil. The Modern Steel House.London. E&FN Spon, 1996.

75. Jandl, H. Ward. Yesterday’s Houses of Tomorrow: Innovative American Homes 1850 to 1950. The Preservation Press, Washington D.C. 1991.

76. Joedicke, Jurgen. Weissenhof Siedlung Stuttgart. Stuttgart; Karl Dramer Verlag. 1989.

77. Johnson, Philip and Wigley, Mark. Deconstructivist Architecture. Boston; Little Brown, 1988.

78. Johnson, Philip C. Mies Van Der Rohe. New York. The Museum of Modern Art, 1947.

79. Joray, Marcel. La Sculpture Moderne en Suisse: IV 1966 a 1988. Neuchatel, Suisse; Editions du Griffon, 1989.

80. Kaufmann, Edgar, ed. An American Architecture Frank Lloyd Wright. New York; Horizon Press, 1955.

81. Klein, Kelly. Pools. New York; Alfred A. Knopf, 1992

82. Kunsthaus Zurich. Aus der Sammlung.Zurich; Berghaus Verlag, 1968.

83. Kunz, Hannes. Beziehungsmanagement. Orell Fussli Verlag, 1996.

84. Kunz, Walter. Es ist nicht wahr.Zurich; Tobler Verlag, 1964.

85. Langenscheidt’s Pocket-Dictionary of the English and German Languages. Berlin-Schoneberg; Langenscheidtsche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1929.

86. Le Corbusier und Pierre Jeanneret. IHR Gesamtes Werk von 1929-1934. Zurich; Dr. H. Girsberger, 1935.

43 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory 87. Le Corbusier une encyclopedie. Paris; Editions du Centre Pompidou/CCI, 1987.

88. Le Corbusier. Creation is a Patient Search. New York; Frederick A. Praeger,1960

89. Le Corbusier. Urbanisme, 1924., 10 edition.

90. Le Corbusier. Vers Une Architecture, 9 edition.

91. Le Corbusier. Aircraft. London; Trefoil Publications 1987.

92. Le Corbusier. L’Art decorative d’aujourd’hui, 9 edition.

93. Le Corbusier. Precisions sur un etat present de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme, 1929.

94. Le Corbusier. Towards A New Architecture. New York; Praeger Publishers, 1960.

95. Le Corbusier. UN Headquarters. New York Reinhold Publishing Corporation; 1947.

96. Le Corbusier. Une Maison – un Palais.n.d.

97. Le Corbusier.Ceuvre Plastique Peintures Et Dessins Architecture. Paris; Editions Albert Morance, 1938.

98. Le Corbusier Sketchbooks, Volume 1, 1914-1948.Lausanne, Switzerland;Imprimeries Reunies, 1981.

99. Le Courbusier Sketchbooks, Volume 2, 1950-1954. Lausanne, Switzerland; Imprimeries Reunies, 1981.

100. Le Courbusier Sketchbooks, Volume 3, 1954-1957. Lausanne, Switzerland, Imprimeries Reunies, 1982.

101. Le Courbusier Sketchbooks, Volume 4, 1957-1964. Lausanne, Switzerland; Imprimeries, 1981.

102. Le Courbusier und Raol La Roche. `Architekturmuseum in Basel Basel; 1987.

103. Le Courbusier. La Ville Radieuse.Boulogne (Seine) ; Editions De L’Architecture D’aujourd’hui; 1935.

44 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory 104. Le Courbusier. Le Courbusier Architect of the Century. London; Arts Council of Great Britain; 1987.

105. Les Merveilles du Monde.France;Librairie Hachette et Societe d’etudes de Publications

106. Lloyd, Peter. San Francisco Houses after the fire. London; ellipsis London limited, 1997.

107. Logis et Loisirs. Collection de l’equipement de la civilization machiniste. Paris, 5 congres ciam, 1937.

108. Loos, Adolf. Die Potemkinsche Stadt.Wien;Georg Prachner Verlag, 1983

109. Marks, Robert W. The Dymaxion World of Buckminster Fuller. New York; Reinhold Publishing Corporation,1960.

110. Martin, Herve. Guide de L’Architecture Moderne a Paris 1900-1990. Paris; Editions Alternatives, 1987.

111. Matz, Friedrich. The Art of Crete and Early Greece. New York; Crown Publishers, 1962.

112. Mawson, C.O. Sylvester. The Roget Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms. New York;G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1936.

113. McIntyre, Thomas. The Way of the Hunter; the art and spirit of modern hunting.New York, E.P. Dutton,1988.

114. McLuhan, Marshall. Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man. New York; McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1964.

115. Michelin France 1968. Paris; Pneu Michelin-services de Tourisme, 1968

116. Michelin Italie 1968.Paris; Pneu Michelin-services of Tourisme, 1968.

117. Mies van der Rohe. German Pavilion & Tugendhat House. GA 75.

118. Museum of Modern Art. Modern Architecture International Exhibition. 1932.

119. Mock, Elizabeth, ed. Built in USA. New York; The Museum of Modern Art, 1944.

120. Modigliani. The Museum of Modern Art, New York; 1951.

45 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory

121. Modigliani. Henry N. Abrams, Inc. USA, 1954.

122. Neutra, Richard. Mystery and Realities of the Site. Scarsdalle, New York; Morgan & Morgan, 1951.

123. New Horizons, The Guide to World Travel. New York; Simon and Schuster, 1955.

124. Ozenfant & Jeanneret, La Peinture Moderne. Paris; Les Editions G. Gres & Cie, 1927.

125. Panich, Paula. Desert Southwest Gardens. New York; Bantam Books, 1990.

126. Paris Interiors. Koln; Benedikt Taschen, 1994

127. Peter, John. The oral history of modern architecture: interviews with the greatest architects of the twentieth century.New York, Harry N. Abrams, Inc. 1994.

128. Petit, Jean. Un Couvent de Le Corbusier. Les Cahiers Forces vives/Editec; n.d.

129. Phillips-Pulverman, Dian.Los Angeles: A Guide to recent Architecture.London; Artemis London Ltd., 1994

130. Pyle, Robert Michael. The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Butterflies. New York; Alfred A. Knopf,1981.

131. Hubert, Christian and Shapiro, Lindsay Stamm. William Lescaze.New York; Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies and Rizzoli International Publications, Inc.1982

132. Rosa, Joseph. A constructed view: the architectural photography of Julius Shulman. New York, Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. 1994.

133. Roth, Alfred. Amusante Erlebnisse Eines Architekten.Zurich: Ammann Verlag, 1988.

134. Roth, Alfred. Begegnung mit Pionieren. Basel und Stuttgart; Birkhauser Verlag, 1973.

135. Rothenberg, Robert E., M.D., F.A.C.S. The New American Medical Dictionary and Health Manual. New York; New American Library, Inc., 1962

46 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory

136. Santiago Calatrava: building cultural bridges. London, Book Art, 1992.

137. Saylor, Henry H. The A-I-A-‘s First Hundred Years. Journal of the American Institute of Architects. Washington, D.C. The Octagon,1957.

138. The Furniture of R.M. Schindler. Marlo C. Berns, ed. Santa Barbara; University of California, Santa Barbara. University Art Museum, 1997.

139. Sert, Jose Luis. Can Our Cities Survive? Cambridge. The Harvard University Press; 1942.

140. Shulman, Julius. Photographing Architecture and Interiors. New York. Whitney Library of Design, 1962.

141. Smith, G.E. Kidder. Switzerland Builds – it’s native and modern architecture. New York and Stockholm; Albert Bonnier1950.

142. Somers, Suzanne. Keeping Secrets. Warner Brothers, 1998.

143. Steichen, Edward. The Family of Man. New York; Simon and Schuster, 1955.

144. Stern, Robert A.M. Pride of Place. Boston, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1986.

145. Stiverson, Cynthia Zignego. Architecture and the decorative arts. West Cornwall, CT; Locust Hill Press, 1989.

146. Stone, Irving. The Agony and the Ecstasy. Garden City, NewYork; Doubleday & Company, 1961.

147. Summerhayes: Architectural Projects. The University of Western Australia, 12-November- 3 December, 1993.

148. Ternes, Alan, ed., Ants, Indians, and Little Dinosaurs. New York; Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1975.

149. The Architectural Forum, Vol. 123. October Issue (LeC Forum) ;New York; Urban America, Inc. 1965..

150. The International Style: Exhibition 15 and The Museum of Modern Art. New York; Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. 1992.

151. This is Japan no. 13.Tokyo; Asahi Shimbun Publishing Company,1965.

47 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory

152. Thorndike, Joseph J.The magnificent builders and their dream houses. New York; American Heritage Publishing Co., 1978.

153. Transition: a quarterly review. Number twenty-four. The Hague, Holland; The Servire Press; 1936.

154. Transition: a quarterly review. Number twenty-six. The Hague, Holland; The Servire Press; 1937.

155. Transition: a quarterly review. Number twenty-seven.Tenth Anniversary. The Hague, Holland; The Servire Press; 1938.

156. Webb, Michael. Architects House Themselves: Breaking New Ground. Washington, D.C. The Preservation Press, 1994.

157. What is Modern Architecture? Museum of Modern Art. 1942.

158. Wilson, Richard Guy. The Machine Age in America, 1918-1941.New York; Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1986.

159. World Architecture, Issue No. 45, April 1996. Focus on France.

160. Wright, Frank Lloyd. The Living City. New York; Horizon Press, 1958. . 161. Esquire cook-book, by the editors of Esquire; New York McGraw-Hill, 1955

Series X - Magazines/Periodicals and Clippings – 11 Pamphlet Boxes

1. Architecture; Architectural Digest

Architectural Digest Jul-96 Architecture Jul-96 Architecture Nov-86 Architecture Jun-87 Architecture May-87 Architecture Sep-86 Architecture Jul-87 Architecture Aug-87 Architecture Apr-87 Architecture Nov-88 Architecture Mar-87 Architecture Oct-87 Architecture May-85

48 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Architecture May-88

2. Various Magazines, Frey References

The Desert Treasure Mar-96 The Desert Treasure Oct-95 Marie Claire March/April 1995 Marie Claire Spring/Summer 1995 Vogue Apr-94 Palm Springs Life Apr-96 Palm Springs Life: Professional Services Directory 1994/1995 Palm Springs Life Jan-97 Elle Décor Apr-98 Conde Nast Traveler Apr-94 Conde Nast Traveler Sep-94 Los Angeles Times Magazine Dec-97 San Francisco Examiner Sep-94 Mature Living Summer 1996 Arizona Highways Feb-93 Arizona Highways Feb-56 House and Garden May-87 House and Garden Aug-48 Los Angeles Times Home Nov-68 Holiday Aug-57

3. Architecture California; Architectural Forum; Architectural Record; AIA Journal; Wallpaper; Progressive Architecture; Architecture Plus; Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians; Architectural Review

The Architectural Forum Jun-65 The Architectural Forum Jan-Feb 1972 The Architectural Forum Jan-48 Architecture California Jul-87 Architecture California May-88 Architecture California May-86 Architecture California Sep-86 Architectural Record Sep-88 AIA Journal Jun-73 The American Institute of Architects Jul-92 AIA Journal Jun-61 Architecture Dec-87 The American Institute of Architects May-94 California Desert Chapter AIA Roster Jan-88 AIA Journal May-78 AIA Journal Feb-82 Wallpaper Mar-98

49 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Progressive Architecture Jun-88 Architecture Plus Jun-73 Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians Dec-82 The Architectural Review Sep-92

4. Architecture magazines (German, Swiss, Spanish, French, Japanese, Australian); World Architecture

Glass & Architecture Summer 1996 New Architecture of Japan "Sinkentiku " Jan-58 New Architecture of Japan "Shinkenchiku " May-58 GA Houses no. 40 ((Frey House II) Kenchikubunka Aug-52 Kenchikubunka Sep-52 Croisade N/A Le Pavillion Suisse1930-1933 Archi Design Jun-98 L'Architecture Vivante Apr-05 L'Architecture D'Aujourd'Hul Feb-92 Revue Internationale d'amiante-ciment N/A L'unite D'habitation de Marseille Nov-50 Beaubourg, Le Centre Georges Pompidou N/A Cahiers D'art Year 1937 Casabella Sep-90 Casabella Jul-92 WERK Dec-55 America Nov-94 German News Clippings Year 1984

5. Miscellaneous articles on architecture; Museum of Modern Art NY Photography; NY Institute of Technology; Roto book; LA Mak Center; Palm Springs Desert Museum articles; USC magazine; Art Gallery UC Santa Barbara; UCLA Architecture Journal; Gropius House; Frank Lloyd Wright Festival

Frank Lloyd Wright Festival May-69 Gropius House N/A UCLA Architecture Journal Year 1986 R.M Schindler – Architect May-67 USC Trojan Family Magazine Spring 1998 William Wurster (SF MOMA) Nov-95 Palm Springs Desert Museum N/A Palm Springs Desert Museum Calendar Nov-98 SF MOMA News Nov-95 Modernism in Palm Springs Winter 1993 Palm Springs Desert Museum Sep-96

50 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory L.A. MAK Center N/A California Desert Chapter AIA Jan-91 Roto Book N/A Photography @ the MOMA Jan-52 What is modern design? Mar-50 New York Institute of Technology, School of Architecture N/A Connoisseur Apr-89 Connoisseur N/A Connoisseur N/A European Travel & Life Apr-89 Yesterday's Houses of Tomorrow Year 1950

6. Miscellaneous articles

Horizon Summer 1967 Art & Auction Nov-87 Concrete in California Year 1990 Avenues Jan-94 The Examiner Spring 1994 Pacific Coast Record Sep-68 Tramway Gas Station Possibilities N/A The Desert Treasure Jun-95 Forbes Sep-98 Metal Architecture Feb-89 Metal Architecture Jul-88 Metal Architecture Dec-88 Metal Architecture Jan-89 Schweizer Photo Year 1979 Bloomingdales Spring 1997 Macy's Spring 1997 Southwest Indian Country Mar-70 The Indian Canyons, A Park Proposal N/A Mastey N/A Self Care News N/A The Press Enterprise Sep-96 New York Times Magazine Sep-97 The Palm Springs Star Mar-97 Non-Medical Self Help Gazette N/A Longevity Aug-93 Olaus J. Murie; A Naturalist's Portfolio of Field Sketches N/A Picasso: Les Dejeuners Year 1962 Picasso's Erotic Gravures N/A

7. Fortune (Feb. 1930); Shelter; Art + Architecture

Shelter 1973

51 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Fortune Feb-30 Arts & Architecture Oct-65

8. Realities

Realities Jul-72 Realities May-72 Realities Apr-72 Realities Sep-72 Realities Jun-72 Realities Aug-72 Realities Jan-72 Realities Mar-72 Realities Feb-72 Realities Nov-72 Realities Oct-72 Realities Dec-72 Realities Feb-73 Realities Jan-73

9. Books & Book store listings

The Architectural Index Jan-89 Architecture: Technology, Design Year 1995 Albert Frey: Architect N/A Rizzoli Bookstores Catalog Year 1997 Architect's Own Homes and the Modern Tradition in Los Angeles Year 1995 E.P. Dutton Book Catalog Year 1988 AIA Bookstore Catalog Year 1994 William Stout Architectural Books Catalog N/A

10. Time Magazines

Time Magazine Jun-79 Time Magazine Jan-75 Time Magazine Apr-81 Time Magazine Oct-89 Time Magazine Aug-84 Time Magazine Oct-89 Time Magazine 1923 - 1993 Time Magazine Fall 1992 Time Magazine Mar-97 Time Magazine Spring 1997 Time Magazine Oct-97 Time Magazine Jan-79 Time Magazine Jul-85

52 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Time Magazine Fall 1989 Time Magazine Nov-89 Time Magazine Aug-83 Time Magazine Aug-84 Time Magazine Sep-83 Time Magazine Jun-86 Time Magazine Jan-86 Time Magazine Nov-84 Time Magazine Year 1983 Time Magazine Jul-85 Time Magazine Mar-97 Time Magazine Feb-97 Time Magazine Jan-89 Time Magazine Aug-89 Time Magazine Sep-89 Time Magazine Aug-84 Time Magazine Nov-98

11. Miscellaneous

Pride of Place Article N/A Bazaar Magazine Mar-95 Wallpaper Mar-98 Desert Magazine Oct-04 Esquire Mar-01 Marie Claire Mar-00 Rich's-Macy's Catalog Spring 2003 Victoria Secret Catalog Spring 2001

Series: XI – Vendor Catalogs and Codes, Standards and Professional Organizations

I. Vendor Catalogs – Listed alphabetically, 34 Entries

1. A.C. Horn – Materials for Construction and Maintenance. San Francisco. 2. American Standard – Pure Luxury Portfolio of Products. Los Angeles. 3. Arcadia – Northrop Architectural Systems, Architects Manual. Los Angeles. 4. Building Systems Product File & Directory 1989. 5. Elkay – New Concepts in Stainless Steel Sinks. Oak Brook, ILL. 6. Emerson Electric – Builder Products. Los Angeles 7. Garcy Corporation – Spacemaster. Gardena, CA. 8. George D. Widman, Inc.- Metal Building Products. Gardena, CA. 9. Grant Pulley and Hardware Corporation – Catalog. West Nyack, NY. 10. Halo Lighting – Elk Grove Village, ILL. 11. Hardware Specialties Sales Co. – Los Angeles. 12. Heatilator The Woodburning Specialist. Mt. Pleasant, IA.

53 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory 13. International Nickel Company – Architect’s Stainless Steel Library Design Manual, Vol. 4. 14. Kim Lighting and Manufacturing. El Monte, CA. 15. Kohler Plumbing Products – Design Manual. Kohler, WI. 16. Kohler – Bath & Powder Room. Kohler, WI. 17. McPhilben Lighting - Engineering and Specification Data. Brooklyn, NY. 18. NuTone Housing Products. Cincinnati, OH. 19. Prescolite Manufacturing Corporation - Architectural Lighting. San Leandro, CA. 20. Price Fister – 1994. Pacoima, CA. 21. Quality Hardware Manufacturing Co. – Builders Hardware, Catalog 11. Hawthorne, CA. 22. Roberts Step-Lite Systems. Oklahoma City. 23. Schlage – Builders Hardware. Los Angeles. 24. Sierra Electric Corporation – Catalog 200 / AIA File 31-C-7. Gardena, CA. 25. Superior The Fireplace Company - Architectural Instant Design Kit For Factory Built Fireplace Systems. Fullerton, CA. 26. Sweet’s Catalog File 1982 (16 volumes) 27. Thermador – Electric Appliances, Trade Wind. Los Angeles. 28. Thomas Industries – Authentic Styles in Lighting by Moe Light 29. T.M. Cobb, Los Angeles. 30. United States Steel – Exposed Steel, Architectural Design Details. Pittsburgh, PA. 31. United States Steel – Super-C Steel Joists. Pittsburgh, PA. 32. United States Steel – Hot Rolled Steel Shapes and Plates, Pittsburgh, PA. 33. Zurn Industries – The Zurn Handbook of Hydromechanics. Erie, PA. 34. Miscellaneous, A-Z

II. Codes, Standards, etc. - Listed as found on shelf, 69 Entries

1. Palm Springs Zoning Ordinance (687: 5/10/65) binder 2. Steel Construction Manual of the American Institute of Steel Construction. 5th ed. 1957. 3. Standard Grading Rules for West Coast Lumber. West Coast Lumber Inspection Bureau. No. 16. 1970 4. Subdivision Manual. California Division of Real Estate. 3rd ed. 1962 5. Uniform Building Code. International Conference of Building Officials. 1964 ed. Volume 1. 6. Acoustical Designing in Architecture. Vern Knudsen, John Wiley & Sons, 1950. 7. Handbook of Architectural Practice. The American Institute of Architects. 8th ed. 1958. (inserted documents) 8. Simplified Engineering for Architects and Builders. Harry Parker, John Wiley & Sons, 1938. 9. GTE Palm Springs Phone Book, October 1997. 10. Roster Certificated Architects and Registered Building Designers (as of record

54 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory date, November 1, 1972). California Department of Consumer Affairs, 1972. (inserted documents) 11. The General Plan: Report Proposed Comprehensive Long-Term General Plan. Palm Springs City Planning Commission, 1959. 12. Hillside Development Standards. Palm Springs Planning Department, February 1966. 13. Architects Practice Act with Rules and Regulations. California Board of Architectural Examiners, 1997. 14. R-2 Residential Zone Standards: Building Coverage, Number of Unites, Building Heights, Open Areas, Parking. Palm Springs City Planning Department, March 1965. 15. 1969 Membership Directory. The American Institute of Architects, 1969. 16. ICCAIA – Inland California Chapter American Institute of Architects ’84 Roster. ICCAIA, 1984. 17. Architects Practice Act with Rules and Regulations Includes Amendments Through January 1, 1996. California Board of Architectural Examiners, 1996. 18. Conservation Handbook (Energy Conservation at Home). Palm Springs Department of Community Development, no date. 19. Chancellor’s Report to the 1996 Annual Business Meeting. American Institute of Architects, 1996. 20. Regional Representatives 1996 Report. American Institute of Architects, 1996. 21. The American Architectural Foundation. No date. 22. Governmental Relations CCAIA Summary Report 1984. California Council, The American Institute of Architects, 1984. 23. The Examiners. California Board of Architectural Examiners, Fall 1995. 24. Rubber Stamps Type Specimen Catalogue. Advance Stamp and Supply Co. 1961. (inserted examples for design of Albert Frey, Architect stamp) 25. A History and Directory of the College. The American Institute of Architects College of Fellows, 1984. 26. Home Building Requirements. City of Palm Springs, Building Division, no date. (inserted correspondence) 27. Architects Practice Act with Rules and Regulations 1998. California Board of Architectural Examiners, 1998. 28. Parking in the City Center. Wilbur Smith and Associates, Automobile Manufacturers Association, 1965. 29. Earthquake Protection Law (Riley Act) 1955 Rev. 30. California Restaurant Act and excerpt from the California Health and Safety Code effective September 15, 1961. 31. Laws Relating to Conservation, Planning and Zoning and 21 other laws. State of California, 1957. 32. Check List and Graphic Illustrations: Developed for use as a guide in designing buildings and facilities which are accessible to and useable by the physically handicapped. John Worsley. No date. 33. Wood Structural Design Data, Vol. 1 3rd ed. National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1957. 34. Design Guidelines for Flood Damage Reduction. FEMA-15, Federal Emergency

55 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Management Agency, December 1981. 35. Agricultural Handbook ’78. California Council, The American Institute of Architects, 1978. 36. CCAIA Annual Report 1970. 37. Recommended Guide for Bidding Procedures and Contract Awards. AIA Document A501. The American Institute of Architects, September 1963. 38. Costs and Trends of Current Building Construction. CCAIA Yosemite Convention Edition. October 1965. 39. Structure and Service. The American Institute of Architects, no date. 40. California State Land Use Planning. California Council, The American Institute of Architects, 1975. 41. Recommended Personnel Practices for California Architectural Firms. Document no. 110-70. California Council, The American Institute of Architects, no date. 42. Information for Engineers Architects and Building Departments. State of California, Department of Industrial Relations, no date. 43. Senate Bill 519 – an analysis. California Council, The America Institute of Architects, December 29, 1972. 44. Series 3: Basic Personnel Practices, California Council, The American Institute of Architects, July 28, 1971, no. 97. 45. Memo: Newsletter of the American Institute of Architects, December 1973. 46. California Journal Roster and Government Guide, 1976. 47. Annual Report of the Board 1970. The American Institute of Architects, 1970. 48. ICCAIA Roster. American Institute of Architects, Inland California Chapter, 1976. 49. Yellow Pages Publications Services Resources available to AIA Members. The American Institute of Architects. 50. Zoning Ordinance County of Riverside Ordinance no. 348 as amended September 22, 1960. 51. CCAIA Annual Report 1971. California Council, The American Institute of Architects, 1971. 52. Home Building Requirements. City of Palm Springs, Building Division, no date. 53. You and Your Architect : Home Planning Guide. The Women’s Architectural Leagues, 1956. 54. California Access Laws July 1980. (inserted Board of Architectural Examiners, Albert Frey ) 55. CCAIA Bookstore Fall 1976 56. CCAIA to Testify on Proposed EIR Guideline. December 29, 1972, no. 114. 57. Subdivision Ordinance, City of Palm Springs 58. Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct. American Institute of Architects, 1987. 59. Seismic Isolation Update, Vol. 1, no. 2, Spring 1987. 60. The American Institute of Architects Publications Price List and Order Form 1976. 61. The 1988 Member Benefits Catalog. American Institute of Architects, 1988. 62. Board of Architectural Examiners Renewal Application Package, 1981. 63. American Institute of Architects Inland California Chapter News, 1977. 64. Comprehensive Fee Schedule, Resolution no. 13189, City of Palm Springs,

56 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Adopted December 5, 1979. 65. Perspektive. Max Schroder, Katalog nr, 36 66. 1990 Member Services Directory. The American Institute of Architects, 1990. 67. Professional Liability Reports. AIA Document A201 Commentary. California Council, The American Institute of Architects, December 1989. 68. Memo. The American Institute of Architects May 1991. 69. Miscellaneous correspondence City of Palm Springs, AIA

Series XII – Memorabilia + Artifacts – Building Materials/Vendor samples - 1 Storage Box (From under Dining Room Table)

1. Dex-O-Tex – 3 samples (Color 202, 565, 601) 2. Fountainhead by Nevamar – 1 box with 9 color samples 3. Sherwin-Williams Paint – Colors in Professional Coatings - 2 color sample books in slipcase box 4. Wilsonart – Wood chop color samples- 2 chains 5. Decorated Paints –1 Color sample fan deck in plastic holder 6. Corian samples – 1 box with 17 samples (box addressed to Albert Frey) 7. Scotch 3M “Tedlar” Tape No. 838 Weather Resistant White - 1 box 8. Scotch 3M Aluminum Foil Tape no., 425 – 1 box 9. Olympic Stain wood chips – 1 box 10. At-A-Glance calendar refill 1998 11. Flashguard – F-14 Control Center instructions 12. Pomona Tile – 1 book 13. Pomona Tile Ceramic Mosaics – 1 board 14. Interpace- Franciscan Hermosa Tile Color Palette H-605, A Gladding, McBean Building Product – 1 book 15. American Clean Tile Company A-1/R – 1 board 16. American Olean Tile Crystilline CT1-L – 1 board 17. The Mosaic Tile Company – 1 board 18. Other misc. items – carpet, wood, metal, Wonder-Board, Nails, Sheet-rock, Extruded Polystyrene, Nails

Series XIII: Household Items – 16 Storage Boxes, chairs, microwave, phonograph records, architectural tools, other personal items (Request separate inventory list).

Series XIV: Frey House II (686 Palisades Drive)

Materials related to Frey House II (686 Palisades Drive) from Janice Lyle (former museum director) – 2 Boxes, added to collection in 2016.

Box 1 –

57 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory Folders: 1. Will & Testament 2. Frey House II 3. Frey House II 4. Frey House II 5. Elise Wolfe includes conservatorship, estate settlement CONFIDENTIAL 6. Elise Wolfe - Frey furniture design (photographs) 7. Notes/Comments from Lyle/Boyer Occupancy – Historic Information re Appliances 8. Frey Archives – Class 1 9. Burgess 8 mm film [converted film to DVD in November 2016 – a 4 minute film of an outdoor Japanese luncheon party on patio and stored on a thumb drive] 10. Clippings and Articles 11. Magazines

Palm Springs Modernism Week Magazine 2007 Artemide N/a Notes from Frey Symposium 2006 Palm Springs Modernism Week Magazine 2006 ARTS MIA Member Magazine 2007 The Desert Sun 2000 Press Enterprise 1997 The Desert Sun 2006 The Desert Sun 2006 PSAM Albert Frey Symposium Packet Palm Springs Life Feb-06 The Bottom Line Jan-06 Architectural Digest Jul-05 Press Enterprise Jan-03 LA Times Magazine 4-Apr Press Enterprise Nov-02 Desert Magazine Mar-02 The Desert Sun 2-Jan Palm Springs Life N/a At Home Desert living Dec-01 New York Times Magazine Spring 01 Palm Springs Life Jun-00 Santa Fe's Art Magazine May-00 The Desert Sun May-00 LA Times Magazine Apr-00 The Desert Sun Apr-00

58 ALBERT FREY COLLECTION Finding Aid and Inventory The Desert Sun Jan-00 Vanity Fair Jun-99 The Desert Sun Nov-98 The Desert Sun Nov-98 The Desert Sun Nov-98 LA Times Nov-98 The Desert Sun Nov-98 LA Times Jun-91 Hennessey+Ingalls Art + Architecture Books N/a Realarchitecture N/a Elle Décor Apr-98

Box 2

Folders: Frey House II 686 Palisades Drive 1. Frey House II – Electrical (Burgess expenses 1983) 2. Frey House II – Palisades Dr., Sewer Assessment 3. Frey House II – Palisades Gate 4. Floor Plan 5. Inventory - Janice Lyle 6. Articles and clippings 7. Shulman Photographs 8. Echoes Magazine 9. Poster (French) 10. Frey House II – Expenses (2004-2006)

Indexing – Names

Frey, Albert (1903-1998) - Archives

Indexing – Subjects

Architects – California - Palm Springs Architecture – California - Palm Springs Palm Springs – Buildings, structures, etc.

Indexing – Geographical Palm Springs, California

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