Architecture -- Designs and plans
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
110 West Avenue South, La Crosse, Wis., Long and Kees Architects' Specifications
Collection — Box MISC 67, Folder: 1
Identifier: MISC MSS 340
Abstract
Architectural specifications for a brick dwelling house called "Pasadena" for Abner Gile by Long and Kees located at 110 West Avenue South. Construction began on the home in 1886 and was completed in 1887. The house became the home of the YWCA and was razed in 1967.
Dates:
1887
Architects' specifications for a brick dwelling house at 110 West Avenue South, La Crosse, called "Pasadena" for Abner Gile by Minneapolis architects Long and Kees
Unprocessed Material
Identifier: 1987-012
Dates:
1887
Found in:
La Crosse Public Library Archives
Architectural Drawing for Proposed Christ Church Memorial Home for the Aged, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Collection — Box MISC 57
Identifier: MISC MSS 256
Abstract
Proposed plans drawn by Shubert, Sorensen & Associates Architects of La Crosse, Wisconsin for a structure to be built around the Colwell-Dorset home located at 330 6th Street South. The proposed structure would become Christ Church Memorial Home for the Aged. This structure was never built, and the home was razed in 1966. Plans are dated November 3, 1959.
Dates:
1959 November 3
Bentley, Merman, and Skogstad Architectural Drawings
Collection
Identifier: MSS 070, Micro 25
Abstract
An architectural design firm of La Crosse, Wis., called variously Bentley and Merman, Merman and Skogstad, and Otto Merman Architect. The architects involved were Percy D. Bentley (1885-1968), Otto A. Merman (1890-1935) and Herbert W. Skogstad (d. 1929). Bentley was a La Crosse native who attended the Armour Institute in Chicago. During his brief practice with Merman in La Crosse, the two designed a large number of distinguished Prairie School residences. After Bentley’s departure in 1919,...
Dates:
1918-1934
Blueprints of the former W. A. Roosevelt building at 226-228 North Front Street, La Crosse, Wis., by the architectural firm Parkinson and Dockendorff
Unprocessed Material — Unknown container 34 for Accession 2015.050
Identifier: 2015-050
Dates:
ca. 1913
Found in:
La Crosse Public Library Archives
Parkinson & Dockendorff Architectural Drawings,
Collection
Identifier: MSS 061
Abstract
The Parkinson & Dockendorff architectural firm in La Crosse, Wisconsin, existed from approximately 1902-1952. Bernard Dockendorff and Albert E. Parkinson designed many of the most significant surviving Early Modern (1900-1940) commercial and public buildings in La Crosse, Wis.; however, the firm designed buildings throughout Wisconsin and the Midwest including residential structures as well. This collection consists of architectural drawings created by the architectural firm...
Dates:
circa 1910-1950