THE REVIEW INDEX

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VOLUME I, NUMBER 1 (First Quarter, 1964) - J. William Rudd – George W. Maher: Architect of the Prairie School - G. W. Maher - Originality in American Architecture - Measured Drawing: Front elevation of the Administration Building for the J. R. Watkins Medical Co. of Winona, Minn., George W. Maher, architect - The Work of G. W. Maher, a partial list of executed buildings

VOLUME I, NUMBER 2 (Second Quarter, 1964) - W. R. Hasbrouck – The Architectural Firm of Guenzel and Drummond - W. E. Drummond – On Things of Common Concern - Carolyn Hedlund – Life in a Prairie School House - Measured Drawing: Fireplace Detail of William E. Drummond Residence - The Work of Guenzel and Drummond, a partial list of executed buildings

VOLUME I, NUMBER 3 (Third Quarter, 1964) - Frank ’s First Independent Commission - A Portfolio of the Winslow House - Measured Drawing: West Elevation of the Winslow House - Leonard K. Eaton – William Herman Winslow and the Winslow House - Richard D. Johnson – From Contractor’s Scrap to Museum Display

VOLUME I, NUMBER 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1964) - Donald Kalec – The Prairie School Furniture - Measured Drawing: Dining Room buffet - Portfolio of Prairie School Furniture - Donald L. Hoffmann – Elmslie’s Topeka Legacy

VOLUME II, NUMBER 1 (First Quarter, 1965) - David Gebhard – Purcell and Elmslie, Architects - Measured Drawing: The Edison Shop - David Gebhard – A Guide to the Architecture of Purcell and Elmslie

VOLUME II, NUMBER 2 (Second Quarter, 1965) - Paul Sprague – Adler and Sullivan’s Schiller Building - Rachel Baron – The Theater, by

VOLUME II, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1965) - A Wright House on the Prairie - Two Drawings from ’s Oak Park Studio

VOLUME II, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1965) - Joseph Griggs – , The Prairie Spirit in Sculpture

VOLUME III, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1966) - B. C. Greengard – Hugh M. G. Garden - Hugh M. G. Garden- The School - Robie Fund Sketches

VOLUME III, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1966) - David T. Van Zanten – The Early Work of

VOLUME III, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1966) - Robert Kostka – Frank Lloyd Wright in Japan

VOLUME III, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1966) - Sally Anderson Chappell – Barry Byrne, Architect: His Formative Years

VOLUME IV, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1967) - Donald L. Hoffmann – The Brief Career of a Sullivan Apprentice: Parker N. Berry - Frank Lloyd Wright – Ethics of Ornament - J. William Rudd – The Edward W. McCready House; Spencer and Powers, Architects

VOLUME IV, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1967) - Paul Sprague – The National Farmers’ Bank, Owatonna, Minnesota - The Restoration of Sullivan’s Bank in Owatonna - Louis H. Sullivan – Artistic Brick

VOLUME IV, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1967) - Wilbert R. Hasbrouck – Chicago’s Auditorium Theater - Two Houses by Norton and Hall, Architects - Titus M. Karlowicz – The Term Chicago School: Hallmark of a Growing Tradition

VOLUME IV, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1967) - Henry-Russell Hitchcock – Frank Lloyd Wright, 1867- 1967 - The Frederick C. Robie House, Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect - Terry Brust Morton – Wright’s Pope-Leighey House

VOLUME V, Number 1-2 (First and Second Quarter, 1968) - Roger Kennedy – Long, Dark Corridors: Harvey Ellis - Claude Bragdon – Harvey Ellis: A Portrait Sketch - Hugh M. G. Garden – Harvey Ellis, Designer and Draughtsman - Recent Work of Michael McGuire

VOLUME V, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1968) - Robert E. McCoy – Rock Crest / Rock Glen: Prairie School Planning in Iowa - Curtis Besinger – Some Recent Work - Wesley I. Shank – Hugh Garden In Iowa

VOLUME V, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1968) - Randell L. Makinson – Greene and Greene: The Gamble House - Randell L. Makinson – An Academic Paper: The Gamble House

VOLUME VI, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1969) - Suzanne Ganschinietz – William Drummond: I. Talent and Sensitivity - Edward J. Vaughn – Sullivan and the University of Michigan

VOLUME VI, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1969) - Suzanne Ganschinietz – William Drummond: II. Partnership and Obscurity - Edward J. Vaughn – Sullivan and Elmslie at Michigan

VOLUME VI, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1969) - B. C. Greengard – Sullivan / Presto / The - Titus M. Karlowicz – The Chicago School and the Tyranny of Usage

VOLUME VI, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1969) - Lloyd C. Engelbrecht – Henry Trost: The Prairie School in the Southwest

VOLUME VII, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1970) - Peggy O’Connor – A Pair of Early Griffin Houses - Measured Drawings: 5917 and 5921 North Magnolia Street - Frank Lloyd Wright – The New Larkin Administration Building

VOLUME VII, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1970) - Robert Kostka – and the New Tradition - Earliest Work of

VOLUME VII, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1970) - Theodore Turak – Jenney’s Lesser Works: Prelude to the Prairie Style? - Restoration

VOLUME VII, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1970) - Susan Karr Sorell – Silsbee: The Evolution of a Personal Architectural Style - W. R. Hasbrouck – The Earliest Work of Frank Lloyd Wright - Susan Karr Sorell – A Catalog of Work by J. L. Silsbee

VOLUME VIII, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1971) - Richard W. Bock, Sculptor, Part I: The Early Work

VOLUME VIII, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1971) - Richard W. Bock, Sculptor, Part II: The Mature Collaborations

VOLUME VIII, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1971) - Donald L. Johnson – CASTLECRAG: A Physical and Social Planning Experiment

VOLUME VIII, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1971) - Ronald Lanier Ramsey – William Wells: Towers in Oklahoma

VOLUME IX, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1972) - The Chicago School of Architecture, A Symposium – Part I - Winston Weisman – The Chicago School Issue

VOLUME IX, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1972) - The Chicago School of Architecture, A Symposium – Part II - Carl W. Condit – The Chicago School and Structural Development - The Other Panelists – Sir John Summerson, Moderator; H. R. Hitchcock and H. Allen Brooks, panelists - The Discussion

VOLUME IX, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1972) - H. Allen Brooks – Percy Dwight Bentley at La Crosse - Leonard K. Eaton – John Wellborn Root and the Julian M. Case House

VOLUME IX, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1972) - Theodore Turak – A Celt Among Slavs: ’s Holy Trinity Cathedral

VOLUME X, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1973) - Paul E. Sprague – Griffin Rediscovered in Beverly - Paul E. Sprague – Griffin’s Beverly Buildings, A Catalog

VOLUME X, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1973) - Frances Steiner – E. E. Roberts: Popularizing the Prairie School - Frances Steiner – E. E. Roberts: A Catalog

VOLUME X, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1973) - Robert R. Warn – Part I: Bennett and Sullivan, Client and Creator

VOLUME X, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1973) - Robert R. Warn – Part II: Louis H. Sullivan, “…an air of finality.” - Marilyn Whittlesey Hasbrouck – Index, The Prairie School Review, I- X (1964- 1973)

VOLUME XI, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1974) - Folke T. Kihlstedt – Grand Central Station, Chicago

VOLUME XI, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1974) - James R. Allen – Ernest M. Wood: A Provincial Testament

VOLUME XI, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1974) - Charles E. Gregerson – Early Adler and Sullivan Work in Kalamazoo - Paul E. Sprague – Sullivan’s Scoville Building: A Chronology

VOLUME XI, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1974) - Theodore Turak – French and English Sources of Sullivan’s Ornament and Doctrine

VOLUME XII, Number 1 (First Quarter, 1975) - Peter L. Goss – The Prairie School Influence in Utah

VOLUME XII, Number 2 (Second Quarter, 1975) - Mara Gelbloom – Ossian Simonds: Prairie Spirit in Landscape Gardening

VOLUME XII, Number 3 (Third Quarter, 1975) - Kenneth W. Severens – The Reunion of Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright

VOLUME XII, Number 4 (Fourth Quarter, 1975) - Gordon Orr – The Collaboration of Claude and Starck with Chicago Architectural Firms - Lenore Pressman – : Memorial to Chicago Architects

VOLUME XIII, Numbers 1-4 (1976) - James Muggenberg – John Van Bergen: The Prairie Spirit into the Mid 20th Century - John Van Bergen: A Catalog, 1910 – 1969

VOLUME XIV, Final Issue - Gordon D. Orr, Jr., FAIF – LOUIS W. CLAUDE: Madison Architect of The Prairie School