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- Topic: ("Architecture --Details.")
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- Architecture --Details. [3]
- Architecture, Domestic --Vermont. [2]
- Architecture, Domestic--Burlington (Vt.) [2]
- Architecture--Burlington (Vt.) [2]
- Architecture--Vermont [2]
- Architects--Vermont [1]
- Buildings --Repair and reconstruction [1]
- Covered Bridges -- Vermont [1]
- Dake, Thomas Reynolds, 1785-1852. [1]
- Delta Psi (University of Vermont). [1]
- Green Mountain Club. [1]
- Historic buildings--Burlington (Vt.) [1]
- Historic buildings--Vermont. [1]
- Wells, Edward [1]
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- Long Trail (Vt.) [1]
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- Architectural drawings (visual works) [2]
- Architectural drawings [1]
- Correspondence [1]
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- Newcomb, Edgar Allan Poe
- Title: Delta Psi/Wells Family Collection
- Extent: 5 oversize map folders
- Abstract: Blueprint drawings of Delta Psi/Wells Family house.
- Congdon, Herbert Wheaton, 1876-1965.
- Title: Herbert W. Congdon Papers Collection
- Extent: six cartons, one box, assorted photos
- Abstract: The Herbert Wheaton Congdon Papers at UVM consist of six cartons, one box and hundreds of photographs and notecards. Much of the collection relates to Congdon's part in the Old Buildings Project and his later, individual work on early Vermont buildings. There are also papers, maps, glass slides and photos from Congdon's work on the Long Trail and the Green Mountain Club, as well as 36 volumes of his diaries and a typescript of his unpublished 1400-page autobiography.
- Newton, Louis S., 1871-1953
- Title: Louis S. Newton Papers
- Dates: 1921-1953
- Extent: 20.0 Linear feet3 boxes, 8 map case drawers
- Abstract: Louis Newton was an architect in Hartford and Burlingtion, Vermont from the 1890's until 1952, the year before he died. Throughout this time, he designed and altered residences, summer cottages, and commercial and public buildings. The collection covers the years 1921 to 1953, and includes a few photographs of earlier restoration projects.