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The Salamander November 1925, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

The Salamander was a short-lived student publication released monthly during the 1925-1926 academic year at the Rhode Island School of Design. Contents were printed on one side of the page, mostly comprised of fictional gossip and humor. Hand drawn illustrations are also included. The issue of November 1925 included a brief article about tardiness to classes and a call for a larger drama club at RISD.

A Country Club, Isadore Shank

Graduate School of Architecture & Urban Design Theses & Dissertations

A proposed design for a country club with the following parameters: A group of we al tby Canadians wish to build a country club in a beautiful valley in the Rocky Mountains. The club building itself shall have ample accommodations for the three hundred members with specific space requirements.

The Salamander March 1925, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

The Salamander was a short-lived student publication released monthly during the 1925-1926 academic year at the Rhode Island School of Design. The March 1925 issue featured poems, stories and RISD campus news. Also included were humorous bits.

1925-01-10, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

President Button acknowledges the receipt of plans and that they will be presented at the next Board of Regents meeting.

1925-01-02, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers to President Button informing him that the finalized plans were sent along with the correspondence. Details of water and sewage systems were discussed along with other suggestions for existing buildings and the construction of others.

Society Minutes; April 5,1925 - February 6, 1935, Delaware Avenue Baptist Church

Church Record Books

Annual Meeting of Church Society; Minutes of Meeting of the Board of Trustees; Business Meeting

Report On Comprehensive City Plan For Sarasota, Florida, John Nolen, Philip W. Foster

City and Regional Planning -- Florida

Sarasota, Florida

Report on comprehensive city plan for Sarasota, Florida. John Nolen, City Planner. Philip W. Foster, Associate. Cambridge, Mass. : John Nolen, 1925.

1924-12-16, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Olmsted Brothers wrote McHenry Rhoads acknowledging earlier letter was received.

1924-12-06, Mchenry Rhoads

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from McHenry Rhoads to Olmsted Brothers stating that preliminary layout plans were accepted but modifications to the placement of buildings may be forthcoming. Sketch on reverse side.

1924-11-29, Mchenry Rhoads

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter written by the secretary of McHenry Rhoads, Chairman of the Board of Regents, that he was unable to respond to Olmsted Brothers' earlier correspondence until he returned from meeting out of State.

1924-11-25, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter written to the chair of the Board of Regents by Olmsted Brothers requesting if the preliminary layout plan was acceptable prior to submitting the final draft.

1924-11-25, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers to Joseph & Joseph noting they were making the proper adjustments to the campus layout plan.

Map Of Carver Heights, Spartanburg, S.C., Newbury Realty & Auction, Co., W. H. Stiff C.E.

Broadus R. Littlejohn, Jr. Manuscript and Ephemera Collection

Map of Carver Heights, Spartanburg, S.C. owned by W.W. Lancaster, Wm. B. Harrison, Dr. J.T. Montgomery, subdivided by Newbury Realty & Auctions Co., Spartanburg, S.C., November 21, 1924.Scale 50 - 1 inch.

Lots lines are drawn on Beacon St., Concord Ave., and Highland Ave. This area is part of the neighborhood in Spartanburg known as Highland.

1924-11-21, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Joseph & Joseph to Olmsted Brothers informing them to complete the plans with the correct location of new classroom building.

Ua97/7 The Cardinal, Vol. Iv, No. 3, Ogden College

WKU Administration Documents

Newspaper created by the students of Ogden College a prep school for boys in Bowling Green which operated from 1877 to 1927.

Articles in this issue:

• Perry Snell Hall to be Dedicated Tonight
• Perry Snell Arrives in Town
• Program: Dedication of Perry Snell Hall
• Trophy Room Established
• E.A. Fitch Lost Exploring Cave
• Editorial: Perry Snell Hall
• Homecoming Day
• Campus Jay-Walkers
• Our Literary Societies
• A Noticeable Fact – Charles Whittle
• The Man He Killed – Thomas Hardy
• School Notes
• Armistice Day Celebration
• Evansville Favors Conference Plan
• Ogden Has Glorious Past
• President’s Home Now Completed
• The Old Academic Building – Ogden Hall …

1924-11-19, Morehead State Normal School

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from President Button remarking that he would bring up concerns over building location with the chairman of the Board of Regents.

1924-11-18, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Joseph & Joseph to Olmsted Brothers stating that excavation was going smothly and that the elevation sheets were attached.

1924-11-14, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers to President Button acknowledging that construction on the new construction building had begun and that adjustments to the plans would be made.

1924-11-14, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers notifying Joseph & Joseph that they were to adjust plans and required prints of the building and architectural elevations.

1924-11-11, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Joseph & Joseph to Olmsted Brothers explaining that members of the Board of Regents chose the site of the new classroom building.

1924-11-10, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from President Button to Olmsted Brothers explaining that excavation for the new classroom building had begun.

1924-11-07, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers to President Button that Joseph & Joseph's sketches do not match with their preliminary layout plans.

1924-11-07, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers to Joseph & Joseph addressing conflicts in their classroom building sketch and their preliminary layout plans.

1924-11-05, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Joseph & Joseph stating they failed to send plans with last correspondence.

1924-11-04, Joseph & Joseph Architecture Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Joseph & Joseph to Olmsted Brothers fulfilling request for sketch of where new classroom building will be constructed.

1924-10-27, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers asking if plans were accepted by the Board of Regents.

1924-09-25, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter by President Button that plans were received.

1924-09-18, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers noting they will send blueprints of plans for the Morehead campus. The letter also details future building and road locations.

1924-08-14, Morehead State Normal School, Frank Button

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from President Button that he will send the accepted plans immediately and that property will be purchased for entryway to campus.

1924-08-11, Olmsted Brothers Landscape Architects Company

Olmsted Brothers Correspondence

Letter from Olmsted Brothers noting they will provide a preliminary layout plan for the Board of Regents.