William S. Huff Papers Louis I

William S. Huff Papers Louis I. Kahn Collection

MS 139.1

University Archives State University of New York at Buffalo

Note: This inventory is incomplete. Item descriptions provided by William S. Huff.

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Container List Box 1 ° Program: Bicentennial Symposium on the Arts, 9/10 x 59

° Program: “The Arts the Artist and Society,” (n.d) double-sided, one page folded over

° Letter: Louis I. Kahn (LIK) to William S. Huff (wsh), 22 viii 56

° Copy of letter: LIK to Architectural Forum, about death of F. L. Wright (n.d)

° Letterhead with LIK’s original signature

° Copy of letter: LIK to wsh, [summer 1960]

° Copy of transcript of letter: LIK to wsh, [summer 1960]

° Original LIK sketch: plan, south elevation, west elevation, ruled yellow paper

° Original LIK sketch: freehand perspective of new, final scheme, white trace

° Newspaper clipping: “Tribune-Review Announces Plans for New Building, Greensburg Tribune-Review,” 28 xi 59, p. 1

° Newspaper clipping: “Plans for New Building,” Tribune-Review, 28 xi 59 (cont.)

° Original LIK notation: plan with address and telephone number [n.d.]

° Two original LIK work notation: Mack’s visit to Philadelphia [n.d.]

° Two original LIK work notation: “too little time” [n.d.]

° Original LIK work notation: “too little time” [n.d.]

° Original LIK work notation: preparing preliminary drawings [n.d.]

° Original LIK work notation [n.d.]

° Original LIK philosophical diagram and sketches of skyscrapers: “The mind” [n.d.]

°Three photographs, with Kahn at Greensburg site [n.d.]

° Newspaper clipping: “Publisher Dies at Greensburg,” Pittsburgh Press, 24 ii 62, p. 2

° Newspaper clippings: “After Leaving Office—David W. Mack Dies,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 ii 62, p. 1

° Newspaper clippings: “David W. Mack,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 ii 62, p. 4

° Newspaper clipping: Greensburg T-R, “Publisher Dies,” 24 ii 62 (cont.)

° Newspaper page: “President of Tribune-Review Publishing Co.—Angeline Huff Herbert Dies,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 iii 62, p. 1

° Newspaper page: “Obituaries: Herbert, Angeline Huff,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 27 iii 62, p. 4

° Newspaper page: “Angeline H. Herbert,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 iii 62, p. 4

° Newspaper clipping: “By The Post,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 5 viii 66

° Newspaper page: “The Man and His Building,” Daily Pennsylvanian 4 xi 59, p. 1, 3

° Reprint: “Working Press,” New York Post, 4 iii 59

° Newspaper clipping: “The Man and His Building,” Pennsylvanian, 4 xi 59 (cont.)

° Newspaper clipping: “Two Philadelphians Cited,” Philadelphia Daily News, 11 i 61

° Newspaper clipping: “Louis Kahn—An Evaluation, Carnegie Tartan, Pittsburgh,” 24 iv 61, p. 6

° Newspaper clipping: “Louis Kahn,” Tartan, Pittsburgh, ” 24 iv 61 (cont.)

° Magazine page: “Form Evokes Function,” Time Magazine, 6 vi 60, p. 76

° Magazine page: “The Dream Builders,” Time Magazine, 17 ix 60. p. 86

° Newspaper clipping: “In Philadelphia—An Architect,” New York Times, 11 vi 61, p. 14X

° Newspaper clipping: “In Philadelphia—An Architect,” New York Times, 11 vi 61 (cont.)

° Invitation: opening (one-building show) at Museum of Modern Art, 5 vi 61

° Newspaper clipping: “Music on Thames,” New York Times, 8 vii 64

° Newspaper clipping: “Architecture Department Host,” Carnegie Tartan, Pittsburgh, 13 xii 61, p. 6

° Newspaper clipping: “Master Builder Louis Kahn,” Tartan, 3 xii 61 (cont.)

° Poster:, “Louis Kahn Architect,” discussion at criticism at CIT 7/8/9 xii 61

° Letter: LIK to wsh, 7 iii 63

° Letter: LIK to wsh, 24 i 64

° Letter: wsh to LIK, 1 xi 65

° Newspaper clipping: “Design for Play,” New York Times, 5 vi 64, p. 31

° Newspaper clipping: “Design for Play,” New York Times, 5 vi 64 (cont.)

° Newspaper clipping: “Architect Puts Design on Line,” Pittsburgh Press, 13 xi 64, p. 1

° Newspaper clipping: “Architect Puts Design on Line,” Press, 13 xi 64 (cont.)

° Letter: LIK to wsh, 4 xi 65

° Copy of letter: LIK to wsh, 4 xi 65

° Invitation: opening (one-man show) at Museum of Modern Art, 25 iv 66

° Newspaper clipping: “Architecture of Louis Kahn,” Pittsburgh Point, 8/14 xii 66

° Newspaper clipping: “Architecture of Louis Kahn,” Point, 8/14 xii 66 (cont.)

° Announcement and Program, Women’s Committee, “Men with Ideas,” 28 i 70 (cont.)

° Invitation: The Philadelphia Award, 21 iv 71

° Newspaper clipping: “Award Winning Architect,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 22 iv 71

° Newspaper clipping: “Award Winning Architect, Inquirer,” 22 iv 71 (cont.)

° Newspaper clipping: “Kahn Receives Philadelphia Award,” Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, 22 iv 71

° Formal communication: from Esther Kahn to wsh on LIK letterhead, 2 xi 72

° Copy of letter: wsh to William Porter, about block work, Rochester Church, 20 iv 75

° Letter: William Porter to wsh, response about block work, Rochester Church, 5 v 75

° Copy of letter: wsh to William Porter, about block work, Rochester Church, 15 v 75

° Copy of letter: wsh to Jean France, about addition to Rochester Church, late Oct. 79

° Letter: Jean France to wsh, about addition to, Rochester Church, 4 i 80

° Letter: Jean France to wsh, about addition to, Rochester Church, 4 i 80 (cont.)

° Invitation and correction: memorial honoring Esther Kahn, Architectural Archive, University of Pennsylvania, 23 iv 96

Early copies (before Xeroxing) of Kahn statements, distributed as classroom hand-outs.

Time Magazine on Kahn—as indicators of how Kahn is becoming know to the larger public.

Post cards of Kahn’s work: Kimbell, Exeter, Synagogue (greeting card), Rochester, sketches (announcing lectures at Penn).

Positive Photostats of sketches of Carcassonne.(one owned by wsh).

Four Photographs of the Tribune-Review by John Ebstel; Xerox of letter from Ebstel.

Photograph of Exeter Library y Bradford F, Herzog

Two Photograph of clay model of Kahn’s Lawrence Memorial Hall of Science competition design. (I believe these photographs were done by George Pohl (which can be confiremed in other documents).

Box 2 Seven photographs of the Salk Institute. (See descriptions on backs.) These professional photographs were given to me by some on Kahn’s office. The U. of Penn architectural archive should be able to identify the photographer.

Fourteen photographic reproductions (and one extra portrait) of illustrative material that was used in the 1981 article on Kahn in the Little Journal. I set under each photograph, the 4 x 5 negatives; three negatives were warped in storage, but, I believe, can be conserved. One negative is for a diagram that is not here.

Two professional photographs of British Studies at Yale; one is of Kahn at the building site. (Penn archive can identify photographer(s).)

Two posters: on September 1981 article on Kahn in the Little Journal.

Nine items concerning the exhibiting of the travel sketches of LIK.

Time Magazine article on LIK.

An announcement.

Five pasted news clippings regarding LIK’s death.

Three candid photographs of Kahn (with Robert Le Ricolais) critiquing student’s work in the Graduate Design Studio at U. of Penn. (Check U. of Penn for photographer.)

Eight photographs, made from slides of wsh, of Yale Art Gallery Addition in original condition.

Four photographs, made from slides of wsh, of Yale Art Gallery Addition, showing damaging revisions made by Paul Rudolph.

Two photographs, made from slides of wsh, of the Department of Architecture’s drafting room on top floor of Art Gallery Addition at same time as Rudolph’s revisions.

Five photographs, made from slides of wsh, of British Studies at Yale.

News clipping about Kahn’s drawings and a few other items.

Box 3 Binder 1 Invitation from Esther I. Kahn, cocktails and dinner “To celebrate Passage of Bill 533.” November 6, 1975, the Peale Club, Philadelphia.

Thirteen (plus/minus) items about Kahn’s travel sketches.

Six items regarding Jerzy Soltan.

Letter from Herbert Simon to wsh.

Three items on show of Evelyn Anselevisius, wife of George Anselevisius, Chair of UB’s Department of Architecture at the time the School moved into Hayes Hall.

Announcement and article on show of Paul Schweikher, Architect and Head of Architecture at Yale and Carnegie—and other items on Schweikher.

Binder 2 Nineteen items, mostly clipped and glued news articles about LIK’s death.

Stationery with letterhead of the Kahn Archive toward to attempt to save the Kahn collection from being sold to pay the debts that Kahn had incurred at time of his death.

Twelve items.about Kahn’s death and the collection.

17 items regarding Huff’s campaign in Pittsburgh to have Western Pennsylvania State Representatives support the House Bill for the State of Pennsylvania to buy the collection for the amount of Kahn’s debts.

7 letters by prominent design personalities (1970), including LIK, regarding denial of tenure of W. S. Huff at Carnegie-Mellon University

Box 4 Folder 1 Letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 4 viii 1975

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 21 viii 75

Letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 23 viii 1975

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 10 ix 75

Letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 14 ix 75

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 1 x 75

Letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 1 x 75 (postmarked 3 x 75)

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 6 x 75

Letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, Tuesday (postmarked ? x 75)

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 14 x 75

Letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, Saturday (postmarked 25 x 75)

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 30 x 75

Holiday greeting: Esther Kahn to wsh, (postmarked 11 xii 75)

Letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 29 xii 88

Form letter: Kathleen A. Conde: For the Estate of Louis I. Kahn, August 1975

Petition form [attached]: To the Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, August 1975

Letter: Kathleen A. Conde to wsh: 25 viii 75

Letters regarding support from Western Pennsylvania cultural leaders, etc. Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Mrs. Nathan (Florence) Schwartz (member of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, based in Harrisburg, Pa. and my neighbor), 10 ix 75 Card: Florence Schwartz to wsh, (postmarked 4 x 75)

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Leon Arkus (Director, Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute), 10 ix 75

Letter, carbon copy: wsh to Paul Chew (Director, Westmoreland County Museum of Art, Greensburg, Pa.), 10 ix 75

Letter: Lillian Kiszonas, David Wisdom and Associates, to wsh: 18 viii 75

Letter: Paul Sadler Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy, to James Winokur, Pittsburgh: 5 ix 75

Xeroxed news clippings (2): “State Legislature Considers Acquisition: Efforts Under Way to Preserve Kahn Archives,” Sunday Life Styles, Section D, Tribune-Review, 21 ix 75

Rough Draft: by W. S. Huff for The Sunday Journal, [1975]

Photocopy: Senate Bill No. 533 Session, introduced 9 iv 75

News article: Donald Miller, “Selma Burke Gets Dream,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 19 viii 75 News article (mounted and unmounted): Donald Miller, “Arts, Crafts Center Seminar Set Oct. 4,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 23 ix 75

News article: “Shapp OKs $450,00 for Architect Papers,” Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 25 x 75

Flier: “Louis I. Kahn—Monumentalist by Instinct,” art topics, Philadelphia College of Art, [n.d.]

FOLDER 2 Legislative maps for Allegheny County: “Use Your Voice,” Duquesne Light Company, 1/75

Miscellaneous material following death of Louis Kahn

Form letter: Ada V. Ciniglio: announcement of a series of architectural lectures on “The Travel Sketches of Louis I. Kahn,” Center for the Study and Exhibition of Drawings, NYC, 4 viii 75

Application to subscribe to lecture program: Louis I. Kahn Lecture Series: September 5, 6, 7, 8, Center for the Study and Exhibition of Drawings, NYC [1975]

Brochure: graham foundation, Chicago, [n.d.]

Publication: Buckminster Fuller, "No More Second Hand God," student publications of the school of design, Vol. 4, No. 1, of Raleigh, North Carolina, Fall 1953 (nine pages of text + one separate last page with an illustration)

Folder 3 Four Interviews by Alvaro Malo on Four of Louis I. Kahn’s Greatest Buildings [interview] Alvaro Malo, “Transcript of Visit with Dr. Duncan Robinson: Yale Center for British Art,” July 10, 1984.

[interview] Alvaro Malo, “Transcript of Visit with Dr. William Jordan: The Kimbell Art Museum,” June 27, 1984.

[interview] Alvaro Malo, “Transcript of Visit with Ms. Jacquelin Thomas: The Phillips Exeter Library,” July 6, 1984.

[interview] Alvaro Malo, “Transcript of Visit with Dr. Jonas Salk: Salk Institute,” July 1, 1984:

Box 5 [catalog] Processesd in Architecture: A Documentation of Six Examples, Hayden Gallery, MIT, Cambridge, Mass.; May 18 to June 24, 1979).

[catalog] The Travel Sketches of Louis I. Kahn, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, 1978-1979).

[catalog] The Work of Louis Kahn, La Jolla Museum of Art; January 7 to February 21, 1965.

[school publication] Louis I. Kahn, School of Design, North Carolina State, University of North Carolina at Raleigh, Vol. 14. Nr.3, 1964.

August E. Komendant, 18 Years with Architect Louis I. Kahn (Englewood, N.J.: Aloray Publisher, 1975).

[monograph] Light Is the Theme: Louis I. Kahn and the Kimbell Art Museum, ed. Nell E. Johnson (Fort Worth: Kimbell Art Foundation 1975). [monograph] Jules David Brown, Yale Center for British Art (Yale University: New Haven, April 15, 1977).

Box 6 .[photographic film] Two negative strips: Kahn’s UPMRL (later called Richards Medical Budiling) under construction, from around 1949, shot be W. S. Huff.

[photographs] 24 photographic prints, made for article by W. S. Huff for article “Kahn and Yale,” most made from slides, shot be W. S. Huff.

Correspondence with Esther Kahn and others letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 26 xii 1975. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 6 xi [1976], 2 sheets. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 13 xi 1976. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 7 iv 1977. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 14 iv 1976; postal registration attached.

letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 29 iv 1977. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 18 x 1977. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 22 x [1977]. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Heinz Ronner, Zurich, 8 xi 1977. art card: Esther Kahn to wsh, 3 i [1978]. flier: The Jubal Trio, [date of event: 2 ii 1978]. news clipping: “Kahn Sketches Exhibit To Open,” Times Herald, Norristown, Pa., 8 ii 1978. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 12 ii [1978]. letter: Frank H. Goodyear, Jr., Curator, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, to wsh, 13 ii 1978. letter: Betty Romanella, Asst. to the Curator, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, to wsh, n.d. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 15 ii 1978. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Frank H. Goodyear Jr., Curator, 13 iii 1978. letter: Peter Shepheard, Dean, Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, to wsh, 21 vii 1978. mailgram confirmation copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 20 ix 1978. art card: Esther Kahn to wsh, n.d. [xii 1978]. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 3 i [1979], 2 sheets. letter, carbon copy: wsh to the Dean, School of Architecture, Rice University, 18 iv 1980. letter: Doris M. Anderson, Administrative Secretary, School of Architecture, Rice University to wsh, 24 iv [1980]. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 29 v 1980. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, n.d. [postmarked 3 vi 1980]. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 1 viii [1980]. newsletter: Yale School of Architecture Alumni Newsletter, Cesar Pelli, Dean, “The Louis I. Kahn Professorship” n.d. [May 1981 of after]. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Robert Burnham, 22 i 1982. letter, xerox copy: wsh to Paul Chew, Director, Westmoreland County Museum of Art, 23 iv 1982.

letter, xerox copy: wsh to Richard Mellon Scaife, 23 iv 1982. UP TO HERE letter: Jean R. France to wsh, 9 xi 1980. About the twentieth anniversary of the First Unitarian Church of Rochester. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Jean R. France, 11 xi 1982. Jean France was a member of the search committee to choose an architect for the First Unitarian Church of Rochester.. flier, yellow: First Unitarian Church—1962-1982, n.d. [18 xi 1982, date of first event]. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 13 ix 1982. letter: Esther Kahn to wsh, 21 x [1983]. art card: Esther Kahn to wsh, n.d. [postmarked 23 xii 1983]. newsletter: Penn in Ink, Newsletter of Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, “Architectural Archives Catalogs Kahn’s Sketches” Winter 1984. letter: Lee Copeland, Dean, Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, to wsh, 1 iii 1984. About Kahn lecture and invitation to visit the Kahn Collection in the Furness Building. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Lee Copeland, Dean, Graduate School of Fine Arts, 8 iii 1984. letter: Julia Moore Converse, Louis I. Kahn Collection, Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, to wsh, 12 iv 1984. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Dr. Jonas Salk, Salk Institute, 17 iv 1984. letter, carbon copy: wsh to Julia Moore Converse, Louis I. Kahn Collection, 6 v 1984, 2 sheets. letter: Julia Moore Converse, Louis I. Kahn Collection, Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, to wsh, 12 vi 1984. letter with xerox attachment: Peter Reed, Co-Chair, Friends of Louis I. Kahn Park, to wsh, 16 iv 1992, 2 sheets. xerox attachment with letter to Peter Reed: Metropolitan Journal, “A Dying City? Check Out Kahn Park,” Welcomat, 20 x 90. newsletter: Newsletter from Friends of Louis I. Kahn Park, Spring 1992. newsletter: Newsletter from Friends of Louis I. Kahn Park, Fall 1992. letter, PC copy: wsh to Esther Kahn, 15 ii 1994. magazine clipping: Kahn at Aspen International Design Conference, n.d., source unknown.

Box 7 Slides of the Greensburg Tribune-Review Newspaper Plant, Greensburg, Pa., construction phases; finished building; altered building after the sale of the newspaper

4 Banham slides (1-4); processing date, JAN 60: Excavation / earth moving.

3 Banham slides (5-7); processing date, JAN 60: Completed excavation; footers with vertical reinforcing rods and base wooden base of concrete forms. Shots are from south to north (5, 6); close-up of footers and base of concrete forms (7).

3 Banham slides (8, 1-2); processing date, JAN 60: Inspection of first masonry test panel by architect. (Kahn called for a certain took for striking joint, and instructed mason how to make joint.) At test panel: Frank Irvin in front of unknown man, probably from contractor’s firm, left; unknown man, center; Kahn and Dave Mack, right (8); Kahn (1); Kahn and Mack (2). These may have been shot on the same date as the prior sequence of three. This test panel was rejected.

8 Banham slides (1-8); processing date, FEB 60: Concrete parts of basement walls in place; form for round basement columns, east wing, in place; reinforcing for rectangular basement piers, central spine, in place; reinforcing for a few round basement columns, west wing, in place; some below-grade masonry, north tower of central spine. Shot from northeast to southwest (1); from southeast to northwest (2)0; from south to north (3); from southwest to northeast (4, 5, 6); west to east (7); close-up, north tower of central spine (8). Snow.

7 Banham slides (1-7); processing date, APR 60: All round basement columns and rectangular basement piers in place; basement slab, east wing (not west wing) in place; basement ceiling form being constructed and reinforcing for main floor being laid out, east wing. Shot from southeast to northwest, showing some basement ceiling form (1); south to north, reinforcing for main floor, east wing (2); south to north, basement slab and basement ceiling form, east wing (3); base of south tower, central spine (4); south to north, as basement slab, Mack taking lhotogralph (5, 6); base of north tower, central spine (7). No foliage on trees

3 Banham slides (6-8); processing date, MAY 60: Inspection of second masonry test panel by architect. Kahn, Irvin, unknown man (6); mason, unknown man, Mack, unknown man, Kahn Irvin (7); mason, unknown man, Kahn, Mack, unknown man, Irvin. Trees have no foliage.

7 Banham slides (1-4, 6-8); processing date, MAY 60: Finished canopy over loading dock for outgoing newspapers; finishing part of basement floor, formwork for main floor, east wing; west wing; finished loading dock for incoming newsprint rolls. Loading dock canopy, south end, east wing (1); south to north, finishing basement floor, west wing (2); southwest to northeast, finishing basement floor, west wing, formwork for main floor in place, east wing (3); loading dock for incoming newsprint rolls (4); north to south, formwork over return air plenum, central spine (6); northeast to southwest, spread of whole building (7); south to north, laying out reinforcing over framework for slab over return air plenum (8).

The finished building.

10 Banham slides, most are marked the processing date, AUG 62: Finished building in the snow—probably photographed during the winter of 1962. Seven shots are of the east or entrance front; three shots are of corner details.

12 Banham slides, remounted and noted as 1962—probably photographed during the summer 1962. Eight shots are of the east or entrance front; two shots of south façade, one shot is from second floor room of the south tower of the spine, looking outside and back inside; one shot in the newsroom..

6 Banham slides, most show the processing date, AUG 62: Finished building—probably photographed during the summer 1962. Three shots are of the east or entrance front; one shot of south façade; two shots of news room.

3 35mm slides, from camera of James Cook, dated 1961. Storage of newsprint rolls in basement.

1 35mm slide, plan of main floor, drawing was supervised by W. S. Huff.

18 35mm slides, taken by Hans (Nick) Roericht of Ulm, Germany, 10 are marked the processing date, MAY 86; eight were remounted. Finished building on a rainy day in spring. Three shots, south façade (inc. 16); east or entrance façade; northeast corner detain (20); north façade, cooling tower and emergency exit stair; northwest corner (29); five shots from ground above building: toward southeast corner (22, 24-25); east façade (28) northeast corner; detail of coping, east façade (1); newsroom looking north; probably from newspaper packing room, toward south; from advertising office, looking north through entrance window; looking through a window (12); detail of outer wall of spine, showing slit for return air (13).

The finished building—after the Tribune-Review was bought by Richard Mellon Scaife.

12 35mm Ektachrome slides, no processing date. Three shots are of the north façade, showing new parking lot where an orchard of ornamental fruit trees had been planted (7-9). east façade (36); east façade wit addition to its south end (37); northeast corner (38); north façade (39); east end of north façade, showing new entrance to basement; interior, probably east wall (3-4); ceiling with additional fixtures, etc. (4); east façade at entrance, with wrought iron railing and flower pots. (6).

Slides of the First Unitarian Church of Rochester, Rochester, New York

Eighty-nine (39) 35mm Ektachrome slides, taken in a number of visits to the church. One (1) slide of the main plan. Two (2) slides of the Temple Beth El synagogue by Percival Goodman, across the road from the Unitarian Church

Slides of the Carborundum Warehouse and Office, Niagara Falls, New York

The project of a building for Carborundum of Niagara Falls, N.Y. Dated by the LIK Archive at the University of Pennsylvania as 1961. Marxhall Meyeres,

Box 8 Poster: “Kahn at Yale,” Architecture Calendar and Louis I. Kahn Chair Committee, (Cesar Pelli, Dean), [n.d]

Positive Photostat: LIK drawing of a Pharaoh’s profile [1951]

[photostat mounted on grey board] Study for a Mural with an Egyptian Theme: Pharaoh, charcoal, ca. 1951, 14 7/8 x 20 (board), 11 7/16 x 14 3/4 (print)—scale mounted on back. [board damaged on upper right corner]

Original LIK sketches added to tracing of wsh: plan and details, white tracing paper

Original LIK tracing and sketch: the “Ivory Tower” lab, white tracing paper

Original LIK instructional outline: LIK’s professional architectural service, white trace

Original LIK note to wsh

Poster: “Seminar in Aesthetics: Louis I. Kahn,” Purdue Univ., (scheduled for 27 iii 74)

Poster: “Louis I. Kahn, February 20, 1901 – March 17, 1974,” Purdue Univ. Black and white memorial poster designed by James Lesko.

Newspaper page: “The Man and His Building,” Daily Pennsylvanian 4 xi 59, p. 1, 3

Newspaper page: “Master Builder Louis Kahn Confers With Tech Architecture Students,” Carnegie Tartan, Pittsburgh, Pa., 15 xii 61, p. 3, 6.

Newspaper page: “The Architecture of Louis Kahn,” Pittsburgh Point, 8-14 xii 66, p 1, 3-4 Complimentary print, Louis Kahn, Henir Cartier-Breson, Magnum Photos

Newspaper page: “The Architecture of Louis Kahn,” Point, 8-14 xii 66 (cont.)

Newspaper page: “Tribune-Review Announces Plans for New Building, Greensburg Tribune-Review,” 28 xi 59, p. 1, 18

Newspaper page: “Plans for New Building,” Tribune-Review, 28 xi 59 (cont.)

Newspaper page: “This Special Section Presents The New Plant of Greensburg Tribune- Review, Greensburg Tribune-Review,” Fourth Section, 31 i 61, p. 1-D—12-D

Newspaper page: “New Plant,” Tribune-Review, 31 i 61 (cont.)

Newspaper clippings: “After Leaving Office—David W. Mack Dies,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 ii 62, p. 1 Newspaper clippings: “David W. Mack,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 ii 62, p. 4

Newspaper page: “President of Tribune-Review Publishing Co.—Angeline Huff Herbert Dies,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 iii 62, p. 1

Newspaper page: “Angeline H. Herbert,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 24 iii 62, p. 4

Newspaper page: “Obituaries: Herbert, Angeline Huff,” Greensburg Tribune-Review, 27 iii 62, p. 4

Newspaper pages: “An architect’s music of the spheres,” Daily Pennsylvanian, 34th Street Magazine, 22 iv 71, 1, 3-5 Newspaper pages: “an architect’s music of the spheres,” Pennsylvanian, (cont.) .[missing, p. 11]

Newspaper page: “Louis I. Kahn Won Fame Late” and “Louis I. Kahn, Architect, 73, Is Found Dead in N. Y.,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 20 iii 74, p. 2-A

Newspaper page: “Architect Kahn Dies,” Greensburg Tribune-Review,” 20 iii 74, p. 1

Newspaper page: “Louis I. Kahn, Architect, Dies at 73” and “Kahn’s Buildings Blended Logic, Power and Grace” New York Times, 20 iii 74, [p. 64] .[missing, p. 1]

Newspaper page: “Debts Imperil Future of Kahn’s Archives,” New York Times, 8 v 74, p. 38

Newspaper page: “Preserving the Kahn legacy,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 10 iv 75, p. 6-A

Newspaper page: “Architectural treasure: Keep the Kahn papers” Sunday Bulletin, Philadelphia, 20 vii 75, p. 12

Newspaper page: “Letter To The Editor: Architect’s Tribute” (by wsh) Jewish Chronology of Pittsburgh, 28 iii 74, p. 9

Newspaper page: “State Legislature Considers Acquisition: Effort Under Way to Preserve Kahn Archives,” Tribune-Review, Section D, 21 ix 75, p. 1

Newspaper page: “Architecture View: Keeping Up to Date With the Outskirts” (first item) ” New York Times, 23 xii 75, p. 25

Newspaper page: “Retrospect: The drawings of Louis Kahn,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 12 ii 78, p. 17-I (torn)

Newspaper page: “The Architect as Artist: Louis Kahn’s Sketches: ‘A Struggle to Make Something?’” Sunday Bulletin, Philadelphia, 19 ii 78, p. 13 Newspaper page: “Architect Louis Kahn’s drawings shown by Pennsylvania Academy.” Sunday News Journal, Wilmington, Delaware, 19 ii 78, p. D-5

Newspaper page: “The Educated Eye of Louis Kahn,” New York Times Magazine, 11 vi 78, p. 120-121

Newsletter: “Architectural Archives Catalogs Kahn’s Sketches” Penn in Ink, Graduate School of Fine Arts, University of Pennsylvania, Winter 1984, p. 3

Newspaper page: “Yesterday’s guru of building design,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 16 iii 84, p. 1-K, 9-K

Newspaper page: “Yesterday’s guru of design,” Inquirer, 16 iii 84 (cont.)

Newspaper page: “Louis Kahn’s Vision Now Seems a Part of History,” New York Times, 29 iv 84, p. 31

Newspaper page: “Louis Kahn: A thinker who transcended the conventional,” Philadelphia Inquirer, 26 viii 86, p. 10-G

Newspaper page: “ The ‘living’ Louis Kahn,” Philadelphia Inquirer, Section D, 18 x 91, p. 1-D, 8-D

Newspaper page: [“Grand retrospective on Kahn architecture”], Inquirer, 18 x 91 (cont.)

Newspaper page: “A Spiritual Quest Realized But not in Stone,” New York Times, 15 x 95, p. 44

Newspaper page: “Architecture View: Imitation That Doesn’t Flatter” (first item) ” New York Times, 28 iv 96, p. 40

Newsletter: “Cross Section,” Preservation News, iv 90, p. 12-13

Newspaper page: “ Marketing luxury homes,” Philadelphia Inquirer, Real Estate, 29 ix 96, p. R1-R2

Newsletter: “ New Film Explores Life of Louis Kahn,” Friends of Louis I. Kahn Park, Spring 2003, p. 2

Newspaper page: “ Here’s the Man Who Wants To Make World Work Right” and “Buckmister Fuller Rode Dome to Fame,” Buffalo Evening News, 15 ii 75, p. C-6

Newspaper page: “A Man Who Lives in Two Glass Houses,” New York Times, Section 2, 17 x 93, p. 1

Newspaper page: “Architecture View: Changing Shape In the Blink of an Eye,” New York Times, Section 2, 17 x 93, p. 17

Newspaper page: “Examining Inspection of George Howe.” Philadelphia Inquirer, Section H, 10 xi 91, p. 1-H, 8-H

Newspaper page: “ A Philadelphia Classic: Architect George Howe’s High Hollow in Chestnut Hill helped change the form and design of suburban living in 1914,” Philadelphia Inquirer Magazine, 26 ii 93, p. D1, D5

Newspaper page: “Living in Howe’s romantic High Hollow,” Inquirer, 26 ii 93 (cont.)

Box 9 Magazine Article: “Building for the Year 2000” (cover story) “To Cherish Rather than to Destroy,” Time (August 2, 1968) pp. 39-43.

Xerox copy: Andrew Saint, The Image of the Architect (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983), pp 154-155.

Letter: Alvaro Malo to wsh, 5 x 1989.

Letter: Diane Hart Agee, Registrar Executive, Williams College Museum of Art to wsh, 22 v 1997.

Outgoing Receipt: Williams College Museum of Art to wsh, 24 vi 1997

Xerox copy and note: “The Once and Future Art Gallery: Renewing Yale’s Oldest Museum,” with notation by Herb [Noyes] to wsh, [January 2003].

Letter: wsh to Herb Noyes, 15 i 2003.

Letter: Robert Venturi to wsh, 12 ii 2003.

Transmittal Record: Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, to wsh, 12 ii 2003.

Three essays on Kahn: R. Venturi, “A Protest Concerning the Extension of the Salk Center,” 1996; R. Venturi, “Thoughts about Evolving Teachers and Students,” 1996;.”Louis Kahn Remembered: Notes from a Lecture at the Opening of the Kahn Exhibition in Japan, January 1993,” 1996.

Letter of invitation: Duncan Buell to wsh, 11 vi 2004

Letter: Duncan Buell to wsh, 18 vi 2004

Formal invitation and Maker Text: “Historical Market Dedication for Louis I. Kahn,”: AIA Philadelphia, 24 vi 2004.

Letter with enclosure of Buell’s “little talk” and list of people invited: Duncan Buell to wsh, 12 vii 2004

Buell’s “little talk”: “Louis I. Kahn, Marker Dedication Text, 24 June 2004” printed and written remarks.

List: “Kahn Event VIP List, 8 vii 2004. Journal clipping: Injoon John Chung, “If I remember; I will remember yours,” Columns, June 2004.

Journal clipping: wsh to the Editors, “Correspondence: The Buttery-Hatch Aesthetic,” Architectural Review, [August 1962].

“Panorama de la arquitectura norteamericana actual,” Cuadernos summa — nueva visión 6 (July [sic] 1968).

“La ciudad viviente,” Cuadernos summa — nueva visión 10 (September 1968).

Letter: Reyner Banham, Assistant Executive Editor to wsh, 4 x 1962.

Letter: Reyner Banham to wsh, 22 x [1962].

Memorandum: wsh to Chris Kamages and Gunter Schmitz, 10 ix 1975.

Letter: van den Broek en Bakema to wsh, 10 viii 1978.

Letter: Alison and Peter Smithson to wsh, 10 viii 1978.

Slides (one sheet), architect Paul Schweikher and wife Dorothy at his designed house High Tor, Sedona, Ariz., July 1983, days before his and her birthdays.

“Panorama de la arquitectura norteamericana actual,” Cuadernos summa — nueva visión 6 (July [sic] 1968). “La ciudad viviente,” Cuadernos summa — nueva visión 10 (September 1968).

Folder: Correspondence between Paul and Dorothy Schweikher and wsh.. Also two envelopes not inventoried.

Box 10 Books and Journals on Kahn Journal: Architectural Forum, [“The Mind of Louis Kahn”] (July-August 1972)

Book (soft cover): John Lobell, Between Silence and light: Spirit in the Architecture of Louis I. Kahn (Boston: Shambhala, 1985), 10 x 9 1/4 inches

Book: Jan Hochstrim, The Paintings and Sketches of Louis I. Kahn (New York: Rizzoli, 1991) [inscribed by author], 12 1/4 x 9 1/4 inches

Catalog (soft cover): Drawn from the Source: The Travel Sketches of Louis I. Kahn, edited by Eugene J. Johnson and Michael J. Lewis (Cambridge: MIT, 1996), 11 x 8 inches

Box 11 Louis I. Kahn: l’uomo, il maestro, edited by Alessandra Latour (Rome: Edizioni Kappa, 1986), 10 x 8 inches

Louis I. Kahn: Writings, Lectures, Interviews, edited by Alessandra Latour (New York: Rizzoli, 1991), 10 x 8 inches

Exhibition Announcement (with ironic photograph): “Buildings and Projects by Paul Rudolph for Yale and New Haven,” Yale School of Architecture, November 3, 2008 – February 6, 2009.

Architectural drawings Architectural drawings (a complete set) for Tribune Review Publishing Company Building, Greensburg, PA, Louis I. Kahn, Architect, consisting of 47 sheets (all copies):

Folder 1: Unlabelled sheet—long section/undated [Study for the handling of the rolls of newsprint from storage to loading on presses: East-west section through Tribune Review Publishing Company ]

Folder 2: “5 Plan: New Building for the Tribune Review Publishing Co., Greensburg, PA, 7 Nov. 1958.” Early design stage of the newspaper plant, executed shortly before the office’s consultation with engineer August Komendant (pochéd in colored pencil).

Folder 3 : #SK-10-14-60 “Proposed air supply method” for Greensburg Tribune-Review building Plan 1/8” to 1’0”

Drawings identified as follows: Structural

Folder 4: 1a: Section Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 4 Dec. 1958

Folder 5:S1: Foundation plan Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 Feb. 1960

Folder 6: S2: Sections & details Scale: 3/8” to 1’ 0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 Feb. 1960

Folder 7: S3: Foundation sections Scale: 1/8” to 1’ 0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 Feb. 1960

Folder 8: S4: First floor framing plan ncale: 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 Feb. 1960

Folder 9: S5: Roof & mezzanine framing plans Scale: 1/8 to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 Feb. 1960

Folder 10: S6: Precast concrete sections, details and schedule Scale: as noted 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 Feb. 1960

Folder 11: S7: Beam, slab, and column schedules Scale: as noted 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 Jan. 1960

Folder 12: SD2: Site plan with details Scale: 1” to 20’0”; 1/8”, 1/2” to 1”0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 25 Nov. 1959

Folder 13: SD2A: Site plan Scale: 1” to 20’0” 9 Aug. 1960; no revision

Folder 14: Drawings identified as follows: A1: Basement plan Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 16 May 1960

Folder 15: A2: Main floor plan Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 May 1960

Folder 16: A3: Mezzanine & terrace plans Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 16 May 1960

Folder 17: A4: Roof plan Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 18 Dec. 1959

Folder 18: A5: East & west elevations Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 12 May 1960

Folder 19: A6a: North & south elevations Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 28 Sept. 1959; last revision 25 May 1960

Folder 20: A7: Cross section, windows, schedule and details 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 16 May 1960

Folder 21: A8: Longitudinal sections Scale 1/8” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 20 May 1960

Folder 22: A9: Main wall details, East & West Scale: 3/4” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 1 Mar. 1960

Folder 23: A10a: Wall sections, North & South Scale: 3/4” to 1’0” 28 Sept. 1959; last revision 27 May 1960

Folder 24: A11a: Details elevations North & South, dumb waiter tower Scale: 3/4” to 1”0” 27 Oct. 1959; last revision 6 June 1960

Folder 25: A12: Interior wall elevations & duct shaft details Scale: 3/4” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959: last revision 27 May 1960

Folder 26: A13: Entrance details Scale 3” to 1’0” & 3/4” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 2 Aug. 1960

Folder 27: A14a: Revised office partitions-plans, elevations, details

Scale: 1/4” to 1’0”, 3” to 1’0” 4 Sept. 1959; last revision 18 Mar. 1960

Folder 28: A15: Central stair, cooling tower & external stair, plans, sections Scale: 1/4” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 1 Mar. 1960

Folder 29: A16: Toilets, plans & elevations Scale: 1/4” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 5 May 1960

Folder 30: A17: Kitchen, employee entrance, secondary stairs, plans, structures Scale: 1/4” to 1’0” 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 15 May 1960

Folder 31: A18: Finish schedule & door schedule Scale: as noted 11 Aug. 1959; last revision 19 May 1960

Folder 32: A19: Alternate entrance, platform details Scale: 3/4”, 3” to 1’0” 30 Oct. 1959; last revision 13 Nov. 1959

Folder 33: A20: Loading dock revised-plans, elevations & sections Scale: 1/4” to 1’0” 25 Nov. 1959; no revision

Blueprints identified as follows:

Folder 34: 1: Site plan probably for estimate Scale: 1” to 20’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 35: 2: Basement plan Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 36: 3: Main floor plan Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 37: 4: Mezzanine plan Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 38: 5: East & west elevations Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 39: 6: North & south elevations Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 40: 7: Sections AA & BB

Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 41: 8: Section CC Scale: 1/8” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 42: 9: Sections 5 & 6 and elevation Scale: 3/4” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 43: 9a: Sections 5, 6 & 7 Scale: 3/4” to 1’0” 16 Apr. 1959

Folder 44: 9b: Sections 5a & 6a elevation Scale: 3/4” to 1’0” 16 Apr. 1959

Folder 45: 9c:Sections & elevation detail Scale: 3/4” to 1’0 undated

Folder 46: 10: Sections 1, 2 & plan Scale: 3/4” to 1’0 20 Jan. 1959

Folder 47: 11: Finishes, schedules joinery details Scale: 3” to 1’0”; 1/4” to 1’0” 20 Jan. 1959

Architectural drawings for the Margaret Esherick House, Philadelphia, PA, Louis I. Kahn, Architect, consisting of 4 sheets (all copies):

Folder 48: 2: Floor plans 2 Nov. 1960

Folder 49: 3 Elevations: 2 Nov. 1960

Folder 50: 4: Cross sections 2 Nov. 1960

Folder 51: 7: