Architecture -- Ohio -- Cleveland

Scope and Contents note The collection of materials was artificially brought together from materials gathered by Harold T. Clark, the buildings and grounds department, the director’s office, and possibly other departments as well. The records mainly focus on the building process itself, including specifications, construction reports, change orders, and certificates for payment. The correspondence details the hiring of the architect and contractor and the process of designing the new building and altering portions...

Scope and Contents note This is an artificial collection comprised of records pertaining to the construction of the Cleveland Museum of Art 1916 building, including the records of the temporary committees formed to plan the building and the records of the department that would evolve into buildings and grounds. The collection reflects the contributions of four different corporate entities, two of which were associated with the museum only during the initial construction. Buildings and Grounds records consist of...

Scope and Contents note This artificial collection contains photographs received by the archives from various sources but not as a discreet collection. It has been arranged into four groups: Cleveland Museum of Art related views and portraits (named individuals and groups) and Non-CMA views and portraits. The primary arrangement is by the space or place if it is identified, such as the Fine Arts Garden, Armor Court, or gallery number. If the primary purpose of the image is to illustrate a person or...

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Photographic views of outdoor Cleveland monuments. The photographs were taken by Martin Linsey of the education department in August of 1977.

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Photographs mounted on tagboard of Northeast Ohio buildings. Subjects include aerials, drawings, exteriors, interiors, and models.

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This is a small collection of photographs of Cleveland area architecture and sculpture compiled for Mr. Campen's publications and in connection with the "Art in Architecture, Cleveland" project. Some of the images can be found published but some are not. Copyright is held by Mr. Campen.