Title: Charlotte Russell Partridge and Miriam Frink Papers
Inclusive Dates: 1862-1980

Creators:

• Partridge, Charlotte Russell, 1882-1975
• Frink, Miriam, 1892-1978

Call Number: Milwaukee Mss 167; PH Milwaukee Mss 167; Audio 1318A; Audio 1330A; AD 921

Quantity: 31.5 cubic feet (69 archives boxes and 6 flat boxes), 9 tape recordings, 6.3 cubic feet of photographs (15 archives boxes and 1 lantern slide box), and 1 film reel (16 mm)

Repository:

Housed at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries’ Archives Department / Milwaukee Area Research Center and the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections; owned by the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections.

Archival Locations:

UW-Milwaukee Libraries, Archives / Milwaukee Area Research Ctr. (Map)

Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

COLLECTION MAY BE STORED OFF-SITE: see catalog entry to request materials and for additional information.

Abstract:

Papers of Charlotte Russell Partridge and Miriam Frink, who in 1920 co-founded the Layton School of Art in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and shared their personal and professional lives for fifty-five years. The collection contains the personal, professional, and civic papers of the two women with a focus on Wisconsin art, artists, and art education. Included are institutional records, photographs, slides, lantern slides, and 16 mm film footage of the Layton School of Art and Layton Art Gallery; administrative records and photographs of Wisconsin Depression-era federal art projects which Partridge directed; reference files of Wisconsin art exhibits and artists; and records of Wisconsin art organizations. There are materials pertaining to Frank Lloyd Wright and his 1930 architectural exhibit at the Layton Art Gallery.

Language: English

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As it awarded Charlotte Russell Partridge a distinguished service award in 1965, the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Institute of Architects cited her for “a lifetime of activity in promoting the cause of art.” Foremost among her accomplishments was establishment of the Layton School of Art to prepare students for professional art-related careers in industry. Partridge served as director of the school for 34 years, developing it into a nationally recognized and accredited four-year professional art institution. Born in Minneapolis in 1881, Charlotte spent her childhood in Duluth. Father Frederick was an invalid and financial assistance came from Mother Carrie's wealthy brother, Arthur Orr. Uncle Arthur sent Charlotte to Dana Hall, a college preparatory school in Massachusetts. Poor grades and her father's death brought Charlotte home where she found her mother, sister, and brother in much reduced circumstances. The family soon relocated to Illinois. Charlotte and her sister, Eleanor, were sent to Northern Illinois Teacher's College in DeKalb. They both graduated in 1905 and were rewarded with a summer tour of Europe. Charlotte and Eleanor returned to teaching jobs in Oak Park, Illinois.

Family changes in 1909 included Eleanor's marriage to Arthur Harris, Mother's marriage to Henry Jordan, and brother Thomas Orr's bad conduct discharge from the Navy. Always a difficult child, the family grew increasingly suspicious that Orr (as he was called) was mentally unbalanced. Taking major responsibility for Orr took an emotional toll on Charlotte. Her mother urged her to give up teaching and offered to pay for Charlotte to attend an art school. She did go back to school, but her responsibility and concern for Orr continued until his death in 1963.

Charlotte thrived in her studies at the progressive Chicago School of Applied and Normal Art (later renamed the Church School of Art) and received her diploma in 1912 for a two-year course in normal art. She taught at the school for a year after graduation and later at the Francis Parker School in Chicago and the Chicago Kindergarten College. Concurrently, she engaged a studio where she devoted herself to design work, freelanced as a commercial artist, and studied painting at the traditional Chicago Art Institute night school. Her mother worried that Charlotte was “doing too much.” In fact, overworking became a lifelong habit for Charlotte. Under five feet tall, she was once described as a “tiny bundle of vision and energy.”

After she earned an Institute certificate, Charlotte jumped at an opportunity to do summer teaching at Commonwealth Art Colony in Boothbay Harbor, Maine with her mentor and former teacher, Miss Emma M. Church.

In 1914, Charlotte came to Milwaukee-Downer as a faculty member and later became head of the Fine Arts Department. She blew fresh air into a tired art curriculum and initiated one of the first occupational therapy courses in the country. Charlotte taught art as self-expression, a new concept in art education. Downer faculty member Elizabeth Upham later said, “Charlotte was a great teacher, especially of design and composition. She pioneered this field in art education.”

Charlotte met Miriam Frink, an English teacher at Downer, and the two hit it off based on mutual interests in theater, music, and art. Their friendship grew and in 1921 they rented their first apartment. The two lived together until 1973 when Charlotte entered the Mequon Care Center. She resided there until her death in 1975 at 92 years of age. Charlotte and Miriam built a studio cottage at Fox Point in 1930. Charlotte designed the cottage and closely supervised the carpenter, who had never built anything larger than a hen house. Their home in Mequon was completed in 1938. Functional and aesthetically pleasing, the house was designed according to sketches drawn by Charlotte and she supervised its construction.

Charlotte found Downer limiting and bristled under college president Ellen Sabin's strict rule. However, starting an art school had not occurred to her until Emma Church, in poor health, asked Charlotte to direct hers. Unwilling to move to Chicago, Charlotte bought Church's equipment and started her own art school in Milwaukee. Layton Art Gallery trustees committed their gallery basement, Miriam Frink joined Charlotte as co-director, and the Layton School of Art was incorporated as a non-profit institution of higher learning in August 1920. The school opened that fall with day and night courses for adult students and free Saturday classes for children.

Miriam and Charlotte continued teaching at Downer for two more years, while the women shared administrative duties and educational ideas at Layton. At Layton, Miriam taught literature appreciation and oversaw business and student activities, while Charlotte taught art classes and assumed responsibility for faculty and community activities.

In 1922, Partridge became director of the Layton Art Gallery, a position she kept until 1953. She also served on its board of trustees from 1921 to 1973. She brought current and important art exhibitions to Milwaukee and promoted Wisconsin artists through individual and group exhibits. Expanding the gallery's role, she prepared and circulated exhibitions by Wisconsin artists around the state and was involved in organizing the Wisconsin Centennial Art Exhibition in 1948.

A staunch supporter of modern art and design, Miss Partridge was involved in occasional controversies with artistic traditionalists. The American Institute of Architects criticized her in 1930 for showing an exhibit of Frank Lloyd Wright's work at the Layton gallery. Wright personally came to Milwaukee to set up the exhibit and speak on architecture. Critical in reviving Wright's sagging career, the exhibit traveled to various cities in the U.S. and Europe between 1930 and 1931. Asked to help plan and carry out the Public Works of Art Project, Charlotte went to Washington, D.C. in 1933. She helped lay the basic principles of the Federal Arts projects that gave financial support and creative impetus to America's unemployed artists during the Depression. She later served as Wisconsin State Chair of the project from 1933 to 1934 and continued as director of the Wisconsin Federal Art Project from 1935 to 1939. In 1940, she was asked by the Federal Works Agency to survey contemporary art and art institutions in the U.S. through Carnegie grant funding.

The Layton School of Art prospered and in 1951, with enrollment at 1,100 students, the school moved into its own building on Prospect Avenue. Employing cantilever construction and walls of glass block, the building was hailed as the most modern, picturesquely situated and functionally beautiful art school in the country.

Then, in a 1954 meeting, the Layton Board of Trustees voted to “retire” Partridge and Frink. Carried out over their objections and those of faculty, students, and alumni, the retirement was effective immediately. Earlier, Edmund Lewandowski had been chosen to replace them. The Board's position was that the work was too exhausting for them, but Partridge was told the school should be directed by a man.

A Layton graduate, Edmund Lewandowski was a controversial choice. Many felt that he was chiefly interested in promoting himself and were dismayed that Partridge had not been consulted regarding her replacement. Margaret Davis Clark, an alumna, later said, “I felt it was the beginning of the end. The school could not go on in the same way. It was very sad.”

Although embittered, the two remained involved with and dedicated to the institution. Partridge continued her service on the school's board of trustees until 1973, and both women continued their involvement with the Layton Art League. However, the ever-busy Charlotte had time on her hands and turned her attention to civic work.

Throughout her life, Charlotte was actively involved in an impressive array of professional and civic organizations. These included the Wisconsin Design-Craftsmen, Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors, Milwaukee Art Center, Women's Advertising Club of Milwaukee, Women's Auxiliary of the State Historical Society, and the Zonta Club of Milwaukee.

As president of the Zonta Service Committee, Charlotte spearheaded the Zonta Manor project. Zonta Manor was planned as a non-profit apartment building offering moderately-priced, independent living for the elderly. Serving as president of Zonta Manor Inc. from 1957 to 1965, she versed herself in the needs of the elderly and designed practical, innovative aids which were incorporated into the structure by architects Willis and Lillian Leenhouts. The building ran into financial difficulty and, in 1967, ownership transferred to the American Baptist Management Corporation which carried on its original purpose.

Miss Partridge was also a board member (circa 1966-1969) of the Walnut Area Improvement Council (WAICO), a self-help neighborhood project in a Milwaukee African American neighborhood. Charlotte did whatever was asked of her, which included guiding the group in parliamentary procedure and recruiting artists to teach at the community house.

In awarding Charlotte an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree in 1969, Lawrence University President Thomas S. Smith stated, “Your contributions to Wisconsin art--farsighted, even prophetic--have reached beyond the field of art into industry and the general cultural and social life of the state.” Frank Lloyd Wright stated it more succinctly, “She is something of a captain herself.”

Charlotte Partridge once said of Miriam Frink, her lifelong friend and companion, “Miss Frink is the head and I am the feet of the school.” Margaret Clark Davis stated, “Charlotte was marvelous and Miriam was tremendous along with her... Miriam was like a Great Dane--[she] protected, undergirded, and saw to it that things worked out for Charlotte.” Tall and dignified, Miss Frink had an authoritarian appearance. She ran the business end of the school and was the disciplinarian. Although herself talented in writing and oral interpretation, Miriam always took a back seat to Charlotte. Their individual talents complemented each other and the two, together, made Layton unique.

Miriam's father, Charles, was a prominent local physician in Elkhart, Indiana, where Miriam was born in 1892. Miriam's mother, Maude Robinson, was liberal, progressive, and taught Miriam to be open to new ideas. Frink received degrees at Milwaukee-Downer and Smith colleges, returning to Downer in 1915 to teach freshman English.

After Charlotte's death, Miriam continued working with a researcher hired to write a history of the Layton school and their biographies. In early 1977, she gave up the home the two had shared. Miriam Frink spent her last days at the Mequon Care Center and died later that year, at age 85, following a stroke.

Papers of Partridge and Frink, who shared their personal and professional lives for fifty-five years. The collection is extensive and contains the personal, professional, and civic papers of the two women. The bulk of the collection relates to Wisconsin art, artists, and art education. Included are institutional records of the Layton School of Art and Layton Art Gallery, administrative records and photographs of Wisconsin Depression-era federal art projects, reference files of Wisconsin art exhibits and artists, and records of Wisconsin art organizations. The papers of both women may be found throughout many of the ten manuscript series, although the bulk of the papers are Charlotte's.

Researchers using the collection should be aware that Partridge, Frink, and Susan Habenicht, Frink's niece who was hired to write a history of the school, have all made later notes on documents and, in some cases, reorganized the files. Habenicht's red-penned notes and underlines are mostly found in the personal correspondence. Notes written by Charlotte or Miriam are often dated. Since original order of some files was confused, portions of the papers were reorganized to facilitate research use.

The Partridge and Frink Papers have been organized into ten series of paper records and five series of photographs. The pan series of paper records and five series of photographs. The paper record series are: Personal Papers of Charlotte Russell Partridge, Personal Papers of Miriam Frink, Researcher's Files, Layton School of Art, Layton Art Gallery, Layton Art Trust, Federal Arts Programs, Reference File, Walnut Area Improvement Council, and Zonta Club and Zonta Manor.

PERSONAL PAPERS OF CHARLOTTE RUSSELL PARTRIDGE (1862-1978) contain a variety of materials. Notable are her personal correspondence and that of her family, biographical items, papers concerning family history and family members, lectures given by Charlotte, materials relating to her work as a faculty member and head of the Fine Arts Department at Milwaukee-Downer College, scattered records of various civic and service organizations, journals and materials pertaining to her European and Latin American travels, and some of her written work and sketches.

Charlotte's incoming correspondence from family, companion Miriam Frink, friends, and professional acquaintances comprises the bulk of the series. The correspondence is organized chronologically and begins in 1862 with earlier letters written between members of her mother's family (Orr). Some of Charlotte's outgoing correspondence is included, sent primarily to family members.

There also are scattered items concerning Charlotte's education including records of the Church School of Art Alumni Group. A small file contains sketches and items concerning the Mequon house and Fox Point Studio.

A smaller series, PERSONAL PAPERS OF MIRIAM FRINK (circa 1911-1975) includes some biographical information, personal correspondence, family documents, scattered materials concerning her teaching career at Milwaukee-Downer, some of her own written work, and a few items from the American Association of University Women and the Meta Berger Memorial Committee. It appears that Frink did not save many of her own papers. Notes were discovered in which Miriam instructed Susan Habenicht to dispose of some of her files.

RESEARCHER'S FILES (1920-1976) concern materials developed and compiled by researchers hired by Charlotte and Miriam to write a history of the school and their biographies. Margaret Fish Rahill was hired around 1964 and let go in 1970 due to concerns over her progress. Frink's niece, Susan Frink Habenicht was hired to complete the project, which appears to have ended around the time Miriam went into the nursing home. Habenicht had physical possession of much of the collection at her residence in Boulder, Colorado until about 1976 when the papers were shipped to Golda Meir Library, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The Researcher's Files are a particularly rich source of condensed information about the school and its co-founders. Included are correspondence; notes written by the researcher and the two women; research files; transcribed oral interviews; and an unpublished manuscript of the school's history and Charlotte's biography and obituary, written by Habenicht.

Of particular note are the transcribed interviews Habenicht conducted with Partridge, Frink, and Layton alumnae Margaret Davis Clark and Mary Lou Ballweg. The Clark interview is especially valuable in describing teaching methodology of the two women and the school's learning environment and atmosphere. Selected audio recordings of these interviews were retained to provide samples of verbal expression, when the transcription was not complete, and for important segments (e.g. discussion of Frank Lloyd Wright exhibit). There is also a transcribed interview with Partridge conducted by an Archives of American Art staff member.

The LAYTON SCHOOL OF ART (1910-1980) files are extensive and include the institutional records which Partridge and Frink took with them upon their departure in 1954. There are also records which were received and compiled by the two women up to the time of the school's closure. Included are administrative, statistical, financial, curricular, historical, publicity, and student-related materials. However, few files could be regarded as “complete” and it is likely they were part of a larger administrative subject file housed in the school office. For the most part, original order has been retained when known.

The most complete records relate to publicity and student recruitment as Partridge paid a great deal of attention to getting out information about the school and keeping it in the public eye. News Clippings were meticulously saved in scrapbooks and later, in loose form.

Special note should be made of a lengthy run of general correspondence (1921-1972). Correspondence with faculty documents Charlotte's emphasis on locating and hiring excellent teaching staff. Files pertaining to the Board of Trustees, finances, fund raising, the 1951 school building, enrollment, Layton Art League, and forced retirement of the two women are sizeable and thorough.

Notably lacking are annual yearbooks, and much in the way of student/staff directories and campus newsletters or newspapers. Materials pertaining to student activities and governance is thin.

Partridge served as both director and curator of the LAYTON ART GALLERY (1882-1975) and the records reflect that dual function, as they pertain both to gallery administration and gallery exhibitions. Administrative files include annual reports, articles of incorporation and by-laws, records and meeting minutes of the Board of Trustees, correspondence, financial records, catalogues and records of the permanent collection, items pertaining to gallery activities such as teas and concerts, public and radio lectures given by Partridge to promote art and gallery usage, and news clippings (1888-1962). Gallery diaries, 1911-1946, contain both narrative and statistical information about exhibitions and patrons. Files document Partridge's involvement in planning the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center. Also contained are newsletters, catalogs, and miscellaneous records of various Wisconsin art and artist organizations, including the Wisconsin Designer-Craftsmen and Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors.

Much of the series pertains to exhibitions. Organized alphabetically by exhibition name, individual files may include exhibit programs, invitations, Partridge's notes, correspondence with artist or promoter, records of incurred expenses, news clippings, press releases, list of exhibited works, and miscellaneous materials.

Partridge served on the Wisconsin Centennial Art Committee which held an exhibition of Wisconsin artists in the Layton Gallery and at the Wisconsin State Fair in 1948. The series contains records of the committee and personal history cards for each artist.

Other files concern the Frank Lloyd Wright exhibition at the Layton Gallery in 1930. Partridge wrote a narrative account of events surrounding the exhibition. Reference files about Wright were compiled by Charlotte and also form a part of this series. A taped NBC radio interview (circa 1956), entitled “Meet Frank Lloyd Wright” features interviews with Wright himself, Charlotte Partridge, Douglas Orr (former president of the American Institute of Architects), Walter Bublitz, real estate developer William Zeckendorf, Madison Mayor Ivan A. Nestingen, son David Wright, and H. F. Johnson of Johnson Wax Co. It was part of the radio series, “Biographies in Sound,” moderated by Morgan Beatty.

A small series, the LAYTON ART TRUST (1927-1952) contains financial and administrative records, minutes of trust board meetings, annual reports, and audit reports. The trust was established through provisions in Dr. Ernest Copeland's will. Trust income was allocated to either the gallery or school and allocation decisions were made by gallery trustees rather than the trustees of the art trust.

FEDERAL ARTS PROGRAMS (1933-1952) include administrative, personnel, and project records relating to the Public Works of Art and Federal Arts projects in Wisconsin. Partridge directed both. Although she was involved in early federal planning for these Depression-era art projects, evidence of this activity is not found in this series.

Records pertaining to artists accepted into the project and their artistic assignments form the bulk of the Public Works of Art Project files. Included are lists of artists, location artwork, a general index to artists, and a master list of allocated projects.

Files of the Federal Arts Project, a project under the Works Progress Administration, are less complete. Correspondence is primarily with federal project personnel, participating artists, and Margaret Davis Clark, who succeeded Charlotte as project director after her resignation in 1939. Other files include news clippings, mural competitions for Wausau and West Allis post offices, records concerning project-related exhibitions, and scattered materials of various projects including Civilian Conservation Corp camp artists, the Index of American Design, and WPA Handicraft Project.

Correspondence, reports, and survey data pertain to a National Arts Survey which Charlotte conducted in 1940, through Carnegie grant funding. The survey was conducted for the Section of Fine Arts, Federal Works Agency. Reports include “Art in Public Buildings” and “Report of Six Month Study of Art in the United States.” Survey data is arranged by state and is not complete.

Records documenting Partridge's work with the National Advisory Committee on WPA Community Service Projects and the Wisconsin-based WPA Advisory Committee, and the resulting National Art Week planning and activity files also form a part of the series.

Miss Partridge compiled a REFERENCE FILE (circa 1923-circa 1970) containing information about Wisconsin artists and Wisconsin galleries and various art collections. The files contain news clippings, and exhibition invitations, flyers, and programs. Individual artist files are organized alphabetically by the artist's last name and may also contain correspondence and photocopies of photographs.

The WALNUT AREA IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL (1965-1971) files contain board meeting minutes, scattered financial records, correspondence, newsletters, and miscellaneous materials concerning a self-help neighborhood group organized in one of Milwaukee's African American neighborhoods. There is one file about professional architects who assisted the council.

Both Charlotte and Miriam were involved with the ZONTA CLUB AND ZONTA MANOR (1935-1965). There is some material concerning the Zonta Club of Milwaukee, but the bulk of the records pertain to the planning and construction of Zonta Manor, an apartment housing project for elderly persons of moderate incomes. Included are administrative records, meeting minutes and reports, committee records, correspondence, financial records, and building planning and construction files.

Photographs, glass slides, transparencies, lantern slides, and 16mm film footage form the second part of the collection. It has been divided into five series: Charlotte Partridge, Miriam Frink, Layton Art Gallery, Layton School of Art, and Federal Art Projects.

The CHARLOTTE PARTRIDGE series contains snapshots and formal portraits of Charlotte and her family. Subject related photographs include the Church School of Art in Chicago, Commonwealth Art Colony (Boothbay Harbor, Maine), Charlotte's theatrical performances for the Woman's Club of Milwaukee, Milwaukee-Downer College, Zonta Club of Milwaukee and Zonta Manor, Charlotte's and Miriam's home in Mequon, Wisconsin and Fox Point Studio, a 1934 trip to Mexico, and images documenting other events in Charlotte's life.

The MIRIAM FRINK series includes snapshots and formal portraits of Miriam and her family. There are also group and recreational views of Miriam's student days at Elkhart High School (Indiana) and Milwaukee-Downer College.

LAYTON ART GALLERY images pertain to the building, Frederick Layton, permanent art collection, and several exhibitions which the gallery sponsored. The two photographs of the 1930 Frank Lloyd Wright exhibit in the gallery may be the only views of that exhibit which toured the United States and Europe between 1930 and 1931. There are also a series of photographs for the Army-At-War Art and Wisconsin Centennial Art exhibitions.

The bulk of photographs in the LAYTON SCHOOL OF ART series pertain to classroom work and student projects. However, images also include various school buildings, faculty art work, graduating classes, children's art classes, the Board of Trustees, snapshots of Layton faculty and other Wisconsin artists, and miscellaneous images. Three 16 mm film segments depict Layton classroom activities.

Photographs in the FEDERAL ART PROJECTS series are extensive, primarily consisting of views of project artists and their work for two projects: the Public Works of Art Project and Federal Arts Program. There are also images of work completed under the Index to American Design project and miscellaneous photographs relating to some aspect of the depression-era federal art projects. Photographs documenting Partridge's work for the National Arts Survey, a project funded by the Carnegie Corporation under Federal Works Agency sponsorship, include murals found in post offices and public buildings throughout the county.

See also Layton School of Art and Design Records (Milwaukee Mss 168), Federal Art Project (Wis.) Records (Mss 1; Micro 1036), and the Charlotte Russell Partridge Collected Papers (Milwaukee Mss ED).

Acquisition Information

Presented by the Golda Meir Library, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Miriam Frink, Mequon, Wisconsin; and Carolyn McGregor, River Hills, Wisconsin, 1969, 1975, 1983, 1984, 1988. Accession Number: M69-431, M75-428, M83-136, M84-332, M88-067

Processing Information

Processed by Gayle Martinson, 1998.

Milwaukee Mss 167	Series: Personal Papers of Charlotte Russell Partridge
Box   1 Folder   1	Biographical Materials, 1882-1978
Box   1 Folder   2	Calendars [Personal], 1941-1943, 1968
	Correspondence
Box   1 Folder   3-12	1862-1902
Box   2 Folder   1-9	1902-1904
Box   3 Folder   1-8	1905-1909
Box   4 Folder   1-11	1909-1917
Box   5 Folder   1-9	1917-1922
Box   6 Folder   1-7	1922-1924
Box   7 Folder   1-8	1925-1927
Box   8 Folder   1-13	1928-1939
Box   9 Folder   1-10	1940-1961
Box   10 Folder   1-2	1962-1974, undated
	Additional Correspondence Received in 2003
Box   76 Folder   1	1899-1919
Box   76 Folder   2	1920-1929
Box   76 Folder   3	1930-1939
Box   76 Folder   4	1940-1949
Box   76 Folder   5	1950-1959
Box   76 Folder   6	1960-1972
Box   77 Folder   1	undated
Box   10 Folder   3	Education, 1898-1914
Box   10 Folder   4	Artwork
Box   70 Folder   1	Diplomas and Awards
	Northern Illinois State Normal
Box   10 Folder   5	Nature Study Science Tablet, circa 1905
Box   10 Folder   6	Zoology Science Tablet, circa 1905
	Church School of Art Alumni Group
Box   10 Folder   7	Record Book, 1913-1915, 1940-1943
Box   10 Folder   8	Records, 1940-1943
Box   10 Folder   9	Honorary Degree from Lawrence University, 1969
Box   77 Folder   2	School papers, assignments, and grade reports, 1898-1902
	Family--Orr and Partridge
Box   10 Folder   10-11	Family History, 1867-1960
Box   11 Folder   1	Family Financial Record of Carrie Partridge [mother], 1894-1901
Box   11 Folder   2	Harris, Eleanor P. [sister]
Box   11 Folder   3	Partridge, Thomas Orr [brother]
Box   11 Folder   4	Unceasing Quest, unpublished manuscript of autobiographical fiction authored by Franklin L. Pierce [cousin], circa 1944
Box   11 Folder   5	House in Mequon and Fox Point Studio, 1930-1974, undated
Box   11 Folder   6-7	Lectures [Charlotte Russell Partridge's]
Box   75	Metal object with an “M” (for Miriam) and a “C” (for Charlotte) soldered together, undated
Box   11 Folder   8	Milwaukee-Downer College, 1917-1974
Box   12 Folder   1-2	Milwaukee-Downer College (continued)
Box   12 Folder   3	Class Notes and Materials
	Organizations
Box   12 Folder   4	Memberships
Box   12 Folder   5	Archives of American Art, 1966-1974
Box   12 Folder   6	City Club of Milwaukee, 1927-1933
Box   12 Folder   7	Conservation Organizations
Box   12 Folder   8	Delta Kappa Gamma
Box   12 Folder   9	Educational Committee of the Mayor's Committee of 100 on Youth, 1935-1937
Box   12 Folder   10	Family Service of Milwaukee, 1947-1967
Box   12 Folder   11	Junior League of Milwaukee, 1945-1965
Box   12 Folder   12	Lyric Opera Group, 1968-1969
Box   12 Folder   13	Milwaukee County Historical Society, 1931-1965
Box   12 Folder   14	Miscellaneous Community Services, 1919-1970
Box   12 Folder   15	National Conference of Christians and Jews
Box   12 Folder   16	National Society of the Colonial Dames of America
Box   12 Folder   17	State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1947-1966
Box   12 Folder   18	And the Arts, 1937-1967
Box   12 Folder   19	Women's Auxiliary of the State Historical Society, 1954-1966
Box   13 Folder   1	Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
Box   13 Folder   2	Woman's Clubs of Wisconsin
Box   13 Folder   3	Women's Advertising Club of Milwaukee, 1950-1954
Box   77 Folder   3	Personal notes and receipts, 1927-1962
Box   77 Folder   4	Personal items, address books, and programs, 1903-1974
Box   13 Folder   4	Travels
Box   13 Folder   5	European Trip, 1905
Box   13 Folder   6	European Trip Journals, 1905
Box   13 Folder   7	Seminar in Mexico [Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin American], 1933-1940
Box   13 Folder   8	World War II Activities, 1941-1943
	Writings and Sketches
Box   13 Folder   9	Charlotte Russell Partridge Pantomimes
Box   13 Folder   10	Design and Sketch Book, circa 1912
Box   13 Folder   11	Notes and Sketches [Charlotte Russell Partridge's]
Box   13 Folder   12	Sketches
Box   13 Folder   13	Writings
	Series: Personal Papers of Miriam Frink	⇧
Box   13 Folder   14	Biographical Information
Box   13 Folder   15	Correspondence, 1913-1975
Box   14 Folder   1-2	Correspondence (continued)
Box   14 Folder   3	John E. Emmerling, Attorney, 1967-1972
Box   14 Folder   4	Frink Family, 1936-1965
Box   14 Folder   5	Milwaukee-Downer College, 1911-1946
	Organizations
Box   14 Folder   6	American Association of University Women
Box   14 Folder   7	Meta Berger Memorial Committee, 1939-1946
Box   14 Folder   8	Smith College
Box   14 Folder   9	WPA Federal Art Project
Box   14 Folder   10	Watercolor Sketch of Miriam Frink by the St. Croix River, by Dudley Crafts Watson, 1923 September 7
Box   14 Folder   11	Writings and Notes
	Series: Researcher's Files	⇧
Box   14 Folder   12	Correspondence, 1962-1976
	Notes
	Partridge and Frink Notes
Box   14 Folder   13	Frink's Notes to the Researcher
Box   14 Folder   14	Possible Researchers/Writers of LSA History
Box   14 Folder   15	Notes Regarding Margaret Fish Rahill
Box   14 Folder   16	Researcher's Notes
Box   14 Folder   17	Layton Art Gallery Exhibits
Box   15 Folder   1-2	Layton School of Art from , 1920 to 1930
Box   15 Folder   3-4	Partridge Family Correspondence from , 1882 to 1920
Box   15 Folder   5	Project Plans and Outlines
Box   15 Folder   6	Research Files
Box   15 Folder   7	Charlotte's Obituary
Box   15 Folder   8	Layton School of Art News clipping Collection at the Milwaukee Public Library, 1920-1967
Audio 1330A	Taped Interviews
1330A/1-2	With Mary Lou Ballweg and Miriam Frink, 1975
Milwaukee Mss 167	Transcribed Interviews
Box   15 Folder   9	With Margaret Davis Clark, 1974
Box   15 Folder   10	With Miriam Frink, 1973-1975
1330A/3-5	Taped Interview, 1973-1975 Note: Portions of Miriam Frink Interview not well transcribed.
Milwaukee Mss 167 Box   15 Folder   11	With Charlotte Partridge [by Archives of American Art staff], 1965
Box   16 Folder   1	With Charlotte Partridge, 1973
Audio 1330A	Taped Interview
1330A/6	Portion on Layton History
1330A/7	Portion on Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit
Milwaukee Mss 167	Unpublished Manuscript, written by Susie Habenicht [M. Frink's niece]
Box   16 Folder   2	Preface
Box   16 Folder   3	Layton School of Art History and Partridge Biography
	Series: Layton School of Art	⇧
	Historical Context and Background
Box   16 Folder   4	Historical Documents, 1916-1972
Box   16 Folder   5	Church School of Art, 1910-1943
Box   16 Folder   6	Establishment of the School, 1920
Box   16 Folder   7	Memorabilia
Box   16 Folder   8	“Save Layton,” 1973-1977
Box   16 Folder   9	Closing of Layton, 1973-1975
	Academics
Box   16 Folder   10	Accreditation, 1923-1953
Box   16 Folder   11	Curriculum, 1920-1954
Box   16 Folder   12	Chicago Excursions [class field trips], 1925-1937
Box   17 Folder   1	Evening Classes, 1921-1953
Box   17 Folder   2	Junior and Free Saturday Classes [children], 1924-1958
Box   17 Folder   3	Summer Classes, 1927-1957
Box   17 Folder   4	Rules and Regulations
Box   17 Folder   5-6	Schedule of Classes, 1922-1954
	Day Classes
Box   17 Folder   7	Advertising Design, 1928-1952
Box   17 Folder   8	Appreciation of Literature, 1923-1936
Box   17 Folder   9	Architectural, 1923-1924
Box   17 Folder   10	Architectural Design, 1947-1950
Box   17 Folder   11	Basic Design, 1926-1951
Box   17 Folder   12	Costume Design, 1925-1932
Box   17 Folder   13	Dress Design, 1946-1953
Box   17 Folder   14	Handicrafts and Printmaking, 1924-1950
Box   17 Folder   15	History of Art, 1921-1954
Box   18 Folder   1	Industrial Design, 1929-1953
Box   18 Folder   2	Interior Design, 1927-1952
Box   18 Folder   3	Lettering, 1925-1935
Box   18 Folder   4	Nature Analysis, 1924-1932
Box   18 Folder   5	Painting and Illustration, 1926-1953
Box   18 Folder   6	Perspective, 1925-1951
Box   18 Folder   7	Photography, 1937-1953
Box   18 Folder   8	Psychology, 1928-1929
Box   18 Folder   9	Sculpture and Modeling, 1926-1952
Box   18 Folder   10	Stagecraft, 1940-1949
Box   18 Folder   11-12	Teacher Training, 1922-1951
Box   18 Folder   13	Alumni
Box   18 Folder   14	Alumni Association, 1972-1973
Box   18 Folder   15	Correspondence, 1939-1960
Box   18 Folder   16	Newsletters, 1960-1974
Box   18 Folder   17	Layton Art Club [alumni], 1934-1935
Box   18 Folder   18	Art Schools
Box   18 Folder   19	Milwaukee School of the Arts, 1974-1980
Box   19 Folder   1	Board of Trustees
Box   19 Folder   2-3	Correspondence, 1923-1974
Box   19 Folder   4-5	Meeting Minutes, 1929-1973
Box   19 Folder   6	Reports, 1927-1961
Box   19 Folder   7	Resolutions regarding Trustee Deaths, 1924-1955
Box   19 Folder   8	Competitions
Box   19 Folder   9	Milwaukee Journal Annual Calendar Art Contest
Box   20 Folder   1	Wisconsin State Fair
Box   20 Folder   2-7	Correspondence, 1921-1972
Box   20 Folder   8	Barnes Foundation
Box   20 Folder   9	Oberlaender Trust
Box   20 Folder   10	Cultural Inventory of Milwaukee, 1955-1956
Box   20 Folder   11	Enrollment Reports, 1924-1930
Box   21 Folder   1-4	Enrollment Reports, 1931-1963
	Facilities
Box   21 Folder   5	Buildings-General
Box   70 Folder   2	Blueprints and Floorplans
Box   21 Folder   6-10	New Building, 1945-1953
Box   22 Folder   1	New Building, 1953-1961
Box   22 Folder   2	Equipment, 1951-1953
Box   22 Folder   3	Landscaping, 1951-1953
Box   22 Folder   4	Lane Property, 1946-1952
Box   22 Folder   5	Photography Department, 1951-1952
Box   22 Folder   6	Siesel Construction, 1949-1954
Box   22 Folder   7	Waldheim [architect], 1949-1954
Box   22 Folder   8	Faculty
	Correspondence
Box   22 Folder   9	A-B, 1920-1965
Box   23 Folder   1-3	C-Z, 1920-1965
Box   23 Folder   4-6	1920-1948
Box   24 Folder   1	Boris Lovet-Lorski, 1949-1960
Box   24 Folder   2	Letter and Watercolors from Gerrit Sinclair, 1922
Box   24 Folder   3	Directories, 1923-1954
Box   24 Folder   4	Meetings, 1945-1953
Box   24 Folder   5	Notices to Faculty, 1934-1954
Box   24 Folder   6-8	Financial Materials
	Audit Reports
Box   24 Folder   9-10	1936-1955
Box   25 Folder   1	1956-1972
	Financial Record Books
Box   25 Folder   2	Daybook [Night School], 1925-1938
Box   25 Folder   3-4	Daybook [Day and Night School], 1925-1936
	Journals
Box   71	1920-1923 Physical Description: 1 volume
Box   71	1923-1925 Physical Description: 1 volume
Box   71	1925-1928 Physical Description: 1 volume
Box   71	1928-1930 Physical Description: 1 volume
Box   72	1930-1933 Physical Description: 1 volume
Box   72	1933-1937 Physical Description: 1 volume
Box   72	1937-1944 Physical Description: 1 volume
Box   25 Folder   5	Petty Cash Book, 1920-1929
Box   25 Folder   6	Trial Balance Book, 1920-1937
Box   25 Folder   7	Pension Plans
	Fund raising
Box   26 Folder   1	Art Sale and Auction, 1929-1934
Box   26 Folder   2	Beaux Arts Ball, 1950-1952
Box   26 Folder   3	Carnegie Corporation
Box   26 Folder   4	Donations
Box   26 Folder   5-6	Fund Drive, 1941-1942
	New Building Fund raising
Box   26 Folder   7-9	Fund Drive, 1949-1954
Box   26 Folder   10	Building Fund Reports, 1950-1951
Box   27 Folder   1	Second Phase Campaign-Report and Analysis, 1951-1952
Box   27 Folder   2	Layton Building Fund, 1959-1962
Box   27 Folder   3	Graduates [Lists and Statistics], 1929-1951
Box   27 Folder   4	Graduation
Box   70 Folder   3	Diploma [Sample], 1924
Box   27 Folder   5	Diplomas [Sample], 1949
Box   27 Folder   6	Guggenheim Foundation [Fellowships]
Box   27 Folder   7	Inter-American Relations in the Field of Art [Department of State], 1940
Box   27 Folder   8-9	Job Opportunities [Placement], 1921-1954
Box   27 Folder   10-11	Layton Art League, 1935-1970
Box   27 Folder   12	House and Garden Tour, 1936-1965
Box   28 Folder   1	Brochures, 1946-1970
Box   28 Folder   2	Building Fund, 1950-1952
Box   28 Folder   3	Membership Lists
Box   28 Folder   4	Lecture Program and Special Classes
Box   28 Folder   5	Memos and Notes [Charlotte Russell Partridge]
Box   28 Folder   6	The Milwaukee Arts Monthly, 1922
	Newsletters
Box   28 Folder   7	Layton Yearly Gazette, 1939
Box   28 Folder   8	Palette Scrapings, 1927-1931
Box   28 Folder   9	Thumbtack, 1932-1942
Box   28 Folder   10-13	National Youth Administration [WPA], 1935-1943
Box   29 Folder   1	Payrolls, 1935-1939
	Public Relations
Box   29 Folder   2	Advertising
Box   29 Folder   3	Advertising Service
Box   29 Folder   4	Publicity
Box   29 Folder   5	News Releases
	News clipping Scrapbooks
Box   29 Folder   6	1920-1924
Box   30 Folder   1-9	1925-1952
Box   31 Folder   1-4	1953-1977
Box   31 Folder   5	Recruitment [of students], 1926-1949
Box   31 Folder   6	Registration
Box   31 Folder   7-8	“Retirement” of Charlotte Russell Partridge and Miriam Frink, 1951-1955
Box   31 Folder   9	Clippings, 1954
	Correspondence Received
Box   31 Folder   10	1951-1954
Box   32 Folder   1	1954
Box   32 Folder   2	Edmund Lewandowski
Box   32 Folder   3	Meetings with Vogel, 1954
Box   32 Folder   4	Miscellaneous Materials, 1954-1955
Box   32 Folder   5	Notes of Charlotte Russell Partridge and Miriam Frink, 1953-1954
Box   32 Folder   6	Dedication Plaque, 1954-1955
Box   32 Folder   7	Scholarships
Box   32 Folder   8-9	Applicants and Recipients
Box   32 Folder   10	Correspondence
Box   33 Folder   1	Lists of Scholarship and Award Winners
Box   33 Folder   2	Scholastic Art Awards, 1934-1955
Box   33 Folder   3	Selective Service
Box   33 Folder   4-5	Soldier Letters [World War II]
Box   33 Folder   6	Soldier Letters, 1951-1954
Box   33 Folder   7	Staff
Box   33 Folder   8	Students
Box   33 Folder   9	Activities, 1921-1972
Box   33 Folder   10	Correspondence, 1921-1954
Box   33 Folder   11	Bureau of Immigrations [Mui Lun Kwan], 1931
Box   33 Folder   12	Layton Student Association, 1952
Box   33 Folder   13	Notices to Students, 1926-1954
Box   33 Folder   14	Student Council, 1941-1956
Box   34 Folder   1	Record Book, 1951-1952
Box   34 Folder   2	Student Directories, 1924-1949
Box   74	Student Scrapbook of Marquerite Grossenbach, 1920-1925
	Students Who Died
Box   34 Folder   3	Hoppin, Helen Ione, 1919-1925
Box   34 Folder   4	Artwork
Box   34 Folder   5	Bookplates drawn by Hoppin
Box   34 Folder   6	Poems, Letters, etc., 1917-1925
Box   34 Folder   7	Pauley, Floyd, 1935
Box   34 Folder   8	Veterans
Box   34 Folder   9	War Effort [World War II]
Box   34 Folder   10	National Poster Competitions, 1940-1942
Box   34 Folder   11	Waupun State Prison, 1931-1942
Box   34 Folder   12	Wiken Plan [cooperation between Milwaukee's art groups], 1941-1942
Box   34 Folder   13	Wisconsin Centennial Committee on Wisconsin Women, 1946-1950
	Series: Layton Art Gallery	⇧
	Administration
Box   34 Folder   14-15	Annual Reports, 1907-1952
Box   35 Folder   1	Articles of Incorporation and By-laws
Box   35 Folder   2	“Opening of the Layton Art Gallery, April 5th A.D. 1888”
Box   35 Folder   3	Gallery History, 1882-1975
Box   74 Folder   1	Award to F. Layton [National Institute of Social Sciences]
Box   75	Scroll of Recognition to F. Layton [Wisconsin Painters and Sculptures], 1916
	Gallery Diaries
Box   35 Folder   4	1911-1917
Box   73	1929-1935
Box   73	1935-1940
Box   73	1940-1946
Box   35 Folder   5	Information on Gallery Diaries, 1946
Box   35 Folder   6	Board of Trustees, 1920-1971
Box   35 Folder   7-8	Meeting Minutes, 1920-1973
Box   35 Folder   9	Trustees' Budget Committee/Finance Committee, 1933-1967
Box   35 Folder   10	Christmas Sale of Wisconsin Arts and Crafts
	Entry Lists
Box   35 Folder   11-12	[A-Q], 1949
Box   36 Folder   11	[R-Z], 1949
Box   36 Folder   2-3	[A-Z], 1950
Box   36 Folder   4-5	Correspondence
Box   36 Folder   6	Jerry, Sylvester (Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine, Wisconsin)
Box   36 Folder   7	Milwaukee Art Center
Box   36 Folder   8	Milwaukee County Interracial Groups
Box   36 Folder   9	Milwaukee County War Memorial Center
Box   37 Folder   1-2	Milwaukee County War Memorial Center
Box   37 Folder   3-4	Public Service Letters
Box   37 Folder   5	With Wisconsin Artists, 1922-1938
Box   37 Folder   6	Exhibitions
Box   37 Folder   7	Exhibitions Sent to National Exhibition of American Art, New York
Box   37 Folder   8	Exhibitions on Loan [Loaned out]
	Exhibitions Out
Box   37 Folder   9	Permanent Collection
Box   38 Folder   1-4	Wisconsin Artists, 1921-1951
Box   70 Folder   4	Miscellaneous Posters
	Temporary Exhibits
Box   38 Folder   5-6	1921, 1924-1930
Box   39 Folder   1-6	1931-1955
Box   40 Folder   1-2	1956-1968, undated
Box   40 Folder   3	All-Milwaukee Photographic Group, 1936-1944
Box   40 Folder   4	Architectural League of New York [includes contacts made with Frank Lloyd Wright], 1937-1938
Box   40 Folder   5	Army at War Art Exhibition, 1944-1945
Box   40 Folder   6	Art Directors Club of Chicago
Box   40 Folder   7	Austrian Werkbund
Box   40 Folder   8	Britain in Wartime, 1944
Box   40 Folder   9	Colonial Dames Exhibition of Wisconsin-Owned Portraits
Box   40 Folder   10	Danish Posters
Box   40 Folder   11	Fifty Great Prints of the Year
Box   40 Folder   12	Gilcenstein, Enrico
Box   41 Folder   1	Hale, Frank Gardner [jewelry and enamels]
Box   41 Folder   2	Huppler, Dudley and John Wilde
Box   41 Folder   3	La Tausca Exhibit
Box   41 Folder   4	Layton Student Work
Box   41 Folder   5	Annual Student Exhibit
Box   41 Folder   6	Former Layton Students
Box   41 Folder   7	Photo Pictorialists
Box   41 Folder   8	Public School Art
	Wisconsin Artists
Box   41 Folder   9-10	Individual Artists
Box   41 Folder   11	Muhs, Frederick
Box   41 Folder   12	Nutting, Myron C.
Box   41 Folder   13-14	Groups of Wisconsin Artists
Box   42 Folder   1	Wisconsin Centennial Exhibit, 1948
Box   42 Folder   2-4	Centennial Art Committee
	Wisconsin Artists Personal History Cards
Box   42 Folder   5-9	A-L, 1948
Box   43 Folder   1-4	M-Z, 1948
Box   43 Folder   5	Wisconsin Press Art
Box   43 Folder   6	Wright, Frank Lloyd Exhibit, 1930
Box   43 Folder   7	Exhibit Clippings
Box   43 Folder   8	Materials Related to the Exhibit, 1930-1935
Box   43 Folder   9	Request for Wright's Involvement in Architectural League of New York Exhibit, 1938
	Wright Reference File
Box   43 Folder   10-13	1940s-1960s
Box   43 Folder   14	Discussions/Lectures, 1945-1958
Box   43 Folder   15	Frank Lloyd Wright Day, 1956 and Testimonial Dinner, , 1955
Box   44 Folder   1	Monona Terrace, 1954-1959
Box   44 Folder   2	Publications
Box   44 Folder   3	Taliesin East and West
1330A/8	Taped interview - Wright on NBC Radio, circa 1956
1318A	“Biographies in Sound” on Frank Lloyd Wright, 1956 August 7 Note: Includes remarks by Partridge.
Milwaukee Mss 167 Box   44 Folder   4	Finances
Box   44 Folder   5-8	Audit Reports, 1919-1972
	Journals
Box   74	1910-1925
Box   74	1925-1931
Box   45 Folder   1	1931-1941
Box   45 Folder   2	Receipts and Disbursements, 1924-1931
Box   45 Folder   3	Gallery Collection [Permanent], 1888-1966
Box   45 Folder   4	Catalogues, 1888-1921
Box   45 Folder   5	Copeland Collection and Trust
Box   45 Folder   6	Gifts
Box   45 Folder   7	Insurance on Permanent Collection Loaned
Box   73	Record of Copies Made of Art Works in Layton Gallery, 1892-1922
Box   45 Folder   8	Gallery Concerts
Box   45 Folder   9	Gallery Teas
Box   45 Folder   10	Gallery Tours
Box   45 Folder   11	Gimbel Wisconsin Art Collection
Box   45 Folder   12	Artist Biography Cards
	Lectures
Box   46 Folder   1	In the Gallery, 1905, 1925-1952
Box   46 Folder   2-3	Out of the Gallery, 1923-1954
	Radio Lectures
Box   46 Folder   4	“Art in Education,” 1933-1934
Box   46 Folder   5	“Art News,” 1933-1939
Box   46 Folder   6	“Century of Progress,” 1933
Box   46 Folder   7	Guest Speakers, 1933-1935
Box   46 Folder   8	“Layton School of Art,” 1933-1939
	Merger
Box   46 Folder   9	Basic Documents and Minutes, 1888-1964
Box   46 Folder   10	Layton Gallery with Milwaukee Art Institute, 1920-1955
Box   46 Folder   11	Layton Gallery with Milwaukee War Memorial Center, 1946-1955
Box   46 Folder   12	Minnesota State Fair, 1922-1923
Box   46 Folder   13	Pictures and Antiques on the Market Note: Small sample
Box   46 Folder   14	Publicity
	News clippings Scrapbooks
Box   47 Folder   1	1888-1927
Box   47 Folder   2	Exhibitions, 1920-1930
Box   47 Folder   3-6	1929-1963
Box   47 Folder   7	Rules
Box   47 Folder   8	Staff
	Studies and Surveys
Box   47 Folder   9	Study of Museum Visitor Circulation, 1925-1926
Box   47 Folder   10	Survey of Art Schools, circa 1926
Box   47 Folder   11	Educational Activities in Art Museums Survey, 1938
Box   48 Folder   1	UNESCO Museum Programs
	Wisconsin Art and Artist Organizations
Box   48 Folder   2	Allis Chalmers Sketch Club, 1953-1962
Box   48 Folder   3	Art Directors Club, 1954-1960
Box   48 Folder   4	League of Milwaukee Artists, 1930-1963
Box   48 Folder   5	Madison Art Association, 1952
Box   48 Folder   6	Men's Sketch Club of Milwaukee, 1945-1963
Box   48 Folder   7	Seven Arts Society, 1934-1962
Box   48 Folder   8	Walrus Club, 1927-1953
Box   48 Folder   9	Wisconsin Artists Federation, 1938-1964
Box   48 Folder   10-11	Wisconsin Designer-Craftsmen, 1938-1972 Note: See also Wisconsin Society of Applied Artists.
	Annual Exhibition
Box   48 Folder   12	Catalogs, 1956-1966
Box   48 Folder   13	Prospectus, 1947-1961
Box   48 Folder   14	News clippings, 1939-1966
Box   48 Folder   15	Newsletter, 1938-1967
Box   48 Folder   16	Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors, 1935-1967
	Annual Exhibition
Box   49 Folder   1-2	Catalogs, 1925-1967
Box   49 Folder   3	Prospectus, 1917-1967
Box   49 Folder   4-5	News clippings, 1923-1961
Box   49 Folder   6	Wisconsin Printmakers, 1945-1962
Box   49 Folder   7	Wisconsin Society of Applied Artists, 1915-1962 Note: Became Wisconsin Designer-Craftsmen
Box   49 Folder   8	Wisconsin Watercolor Society, 1954-1956
Box   49 Folder   9	World War II and Art
	Series: Layton Art Trust	⇧
Box   50 Folder   1-2	Administration, 1930-1951
Box   50 Folder   3	Annual Reports, 1938-1952
Box   50 Folder   4-6	Audit Reports, 1927-1952
Box   50 Folder   7	Receipts and Disbursements, 1928-1940
	Series: Federal Art Programs	⇧
	Public Works of Art Project [U.S. Treasury Dept.], 1933-1934
	Administration
	Correspondence
Box   50 Folder   8	1933-1934
Box   51 Folder   1	1934-1939
Box   51 Folder   2	Advisory Committee, 1934
Box   51 Folder   3	Chicago [Regional Office], 1933-1934
Box   51 Folder   4	Form Letters
Box   51 Folder   5	Technical Committee, 1934
Box   51 Folder   6	Outdoor Relief (Federal Emergency Relief Administration), 1934-1935
Box   51 Folder   7	Publicity
Box   51 Folder   8	News clippings
	Artists
Box   51 Folder   9-10	Artists Accepted, A-Z, 1933-1934
Box   51 Folder   11-12	Artists Dropped, A-Z
Box   52 Folder   1-2	Artists Rejected, A-Z
Box   52 Folder   3-4	Assignments of Wisconsin Artists, 1934
Box   52 Folder   5	Work Programs of Individual Artists [artwork produced], 1934
Box   52 Folder   6	General Index [to artists], 1933-1934
Box   52 Folder   7	Lists of Artists, 1934
Box   52 Folder   8	Location of Artists' Works, 1934
Box   52 Folder   9	Mass Protest of Artists, 1934
Box   52 Folder   10	Oaths Mail [Wisconsin artists employed on the project], 1933-1934
Box   52 Folder   11	Payroll, 1934
	Projects
Box   52 Folder   12	Allocation Master List, 1934
Box   53 Folder   1-3	Allocations, A-Z, 1934
Box   53 Folder   4	Milwaukee County Courthouse Mural
Box   53 Folder   5	Register of Photographed Murals, 1934
Box   53 Folder   6	Requests for Projects, 1934
Box   53 Folder   7	Late Requests for Paintings, 1934-1935
	Federal Arts Project [Works Progress Administration]
Box   53 Folder   8-9	Administration, 1935-1939
Box   53 Folder   10	Correspondence, 1934-1940
Box   54 Folder   1	Correspondence (continued)
Box   54 Folder   2	Charlotte Russell Partridge's Directorship, 1935-1937
Box   54 Folder   3	Cahill, Holger [Director, Federal Arts Project]
Box   54 Folder   4	Clark, Margaret Davis
Box   54 Folder   5	Holzhauer, Mildred
Box   54 Folder   6	Washington D. C., 1938-1942
Box   54 Folder   7	With Artists, 1935-1952
Box   54 Folder   8	Electricity Agreement
Box   54 Folder   9	News clippings
Box   54 Folder   10-11	Techniques
Box   54 Folder   12	WPA Artists
	Competitions
Box   54 Folder   13	Wausau Post Office Mural, 1938-1939
Box   54 Folder   14	West Allis Post Office Mural, 1940-1943
	Exhibitions
Box   54 Folder   15	Chicago Exhibits
Box   55 Folder   1	Local Exhibitions, 1935-1945
Box   55 Folder   2	Minnesota State Fair, 1937-1938
Box   55 Folder   3	National Exhibitions
	Projects
Box   55 Folder   4	C.C.C. Camp Artists, 1934-1935
Box   55 Folder   5	Index of American Design, 1938-1939
Box   55 Folder   6	New York City Projects, 1938-1942
Box   55 Folder   7	New York World's Fair, 1937-1939
Box   55 Folder   8	Petition regarding Art Project to Phillip La Follette
Box   55 Folder   9	Treasury Relief Art Project, 1935-1937
Box   55 Folder   10	Virginia Artists' Colony, 1935
Box   55 Folder   11	WPA Handicraft Project, 1938
Box   55 Folder   12	Federal Sponsored Community Art Centers, undated Note: Bound by Wisconsin Handicraft Project artists
Box   56 Folder   1-2	Wisconsin Artists Calendar, 1936, 1938
	National Arts Survey for Federal Works Agency, Section of Fine Arts, 1940
Box   56 Folder   3-4	Correspondence, 1938-1941
	Reports [Charlotte Russell Partridge's]
Box   56 Folder   5	Art in Public Buildings, 1940 November
Box   56 Folder   6	Locations of Murals, 1940
Box   56 Folder   7	“Report of Six Month Study of Art in the United States,” 1940
	Surveys
Box   56 Folder   8	California, 1940
Box   56 Folder   9	Connecticut, Illinois, and Indiana
Box   56 Folder   10	Delaware
Box   56 Folder   11	Massachusetts, Michigan, and Minnesota
Box   56 Folder   12	New Jersey, New York, and Ohio
Box   56 Folder   13	Pennsylvania
Box   56 Folder   14	Rhode Island and Vermont
Box   56 Folder   15	Wisconsin
	Advisory Committee Work, 1940-1941
Box   57 Folder   1-3	National Advisory Committee on WPA Community Service Projects, 1940-1941
Box   57 Folder   4	National Art Week, 1941
Box   70 Folder   3	National Art Week
Box   57 Folder   5	Workers' Service Radio Scripts, 1940
Box   57 Folder   6	WPA Advisory Committee (Wisconsin), 1940-1941
Box   57 Folder   7-8	National Art Week (Wisconsin), 1941
	Series: Reference File	⇧
	Exhibitions and Galleries
	Exhibitions
Box   58 Folder   1	Around the State
Box   58 Folder   2	At Fairs
Box   58 Folder   3	In the Milwaukee Area
Box   58 Folder   4-7	Of Wisconsin Artists, 1940-1966
Box   58 Folder   8	Out of State
Box   58 Folder   9	Allis Art Library
Box   58 Folder   10	American Galleries
Box   58 Folder   11	Charles Zadok Collection
Box   58 Folder   12	Bresler Galleries
Box   58 Folder   13	Bradley Galleries
Box   58 Folder   14	Irving Galleries
Box   58 Folder   15	Meta Mold Aluminum Company
	Milwaukee Art Center
Box   58 Folder   16	Exhibitions
Box   59 Folder   1-2	Exhibitions (continued)
Box   59 Folder   3	Milwaukee Art Institute
Box   59 Folder   4	Annual Exhibition of Wisconsin Art
Box   59 Folder   5	Exhibitions
Box   59 Folder   6	Milwaukee-Downer College
Box   59 Folder   7	Milwaukee Jewish Center
Box   59 Folder   8-9	Milwaukee Journal Gallery [started by Charlotte Russell Partridge]
Box   59 Folder   10	Milwaukee Public Library
Box   60 Folder   1	Other Milwaukee Galleries
Box   60 Folder   2	Paine Art Center, Oshkosh Public Museum
Box   60 Folder   3	Neville Museum, Door County, Wisconsin
Box   60 Folder   4	Schuenke Galleries
Box   60 Folder   5	Wustum Museum, Racine, Wisconsin
Box   60 Folder   6	Other Wisconsin Galleries
	Wisconsin Artists
Box   60 Folder   7	Art in Wisconsin
Box   60 Folder   8	Lists of, 1923-1956
Box   60 Folder   9	Individual Artists, A-C
Box   60 Folder   10	Anders, Willi
Box   60 Folder   11	Anderson, Donald
Box   60 Folder   12	Alshuler, Roberta
Box   60 Folder   13	Altman, Harold
Box   60 Folder   14	Baker, Helen
Box   60 Folder   15	Bakker, Gerhard
Box   60 Folder   16	Barnes, Burt
Box   60 Folder   17	Beck, John Leonard
Box   60 Folder   18	Behnke, Nile J.
Box   60 Folder   19	Bentley, Lester
Box   60 Folder   20	Beringer, Joan
Box   60 Folder   21	Berman Fred
Box   60 Folder   22	Biberstein, Franz
Box   60 Folder   23	Biesel, Fred
Box   60 Folder   24	Bieck, Marie
Box   60 Folder   25	Bode, Marion
Box   60 Folder   26	Boerner, Edward A.
Box   60 Folder   27	Boggs, Franklin
Box   60 Folder   28	Bohrod, Aaron
Box   60 Folder   29	Borchardt, Gordon
Box   61 Folder   1	Bradley, Jospeh Crane
Box   61 Folder   2	Brink, Guido
Box   61 Folder   3	Brunt, Louis
Box   61 Folder   4	Buffmire, Frank E.
Box   61 Folder   5	Burnham, Carol Lou
Box   61 Folder   6	Chapin, James
Box   61 Folder   7	Chase, Jessie
Box   61 Folder   8	Chase, Rebecca
Box   61 Folder   9	Christianson, Esther
Box   61 Folder   10	Clayton, Charles
Box   61 Folder   11	Clemens, Paul Lewis
Box   61 Folder   12	Cohn, Abraham
Box   61 Folder   13	Colescott, Warrington
Box   61 Folder   14	Colt, John
Box   61 Folder   15	Conant, Howard
Box   61 Folder   16	Conigliaro, Nicola
Box   61 Folder   17	Curry, John Stewart
Box   61 Folder   18	Czebotar, Theodore
Box   61 Folder   19	Individual Artists, D-G
Box   61 Folder   20	Daley, Richard
Box   61 Folder   21	Davidson, Jo
Box   61 Folder   22	Dietrich, George Adams
Box   61 Folder   23	Dietrich, Tom
Box   61 Folder   24	Dix, Charles
Box   61 Folder   25	Dommisse, Durwood
Box   61 Folder   26	Dornbusch, Adrian
Box   61 Folder   27	Doud, Jane Foster
Box   61 Folder   28	Drover, Alvin
Box   61 Folder   29	Dutkovich, Martin
Box   61 Folder   30.	Ebert, LeRoy
Box   61 Folder   31	Erskine, Gertrude Kundman
Box   61 Folder   32	Ewart, Ruth
Box   61 Folder   33	Faber, Eugene
Box   61 Folder   34	Farrell, Celine
Box   61 Folder   35	Fein, Sylvia
Box   61 Folder   36	Fernekes, Max
Box   61 Folder   37	Ferrara, Joseph
Box   61 Folder   38	Fischer, Hulda Rotier
Box   61 Folder   39	Florsheim, Richard
Box   61 Folder   40	Flower, Forrest
Box   61 Folder   41	Fournier, Alexis Jean
Box   61 Folder   42	Frame, Mabel
Box   61 Folder   43	Frank, Sepp
Box   61 Folder   44	Franz, Edward
Box   61 Folder   45	Frederiksen, George
Box   61 Folder   46	Friebert, Joseph and Betsy Ritz
Box   61 Folder   47	Garret, Lillian
Box   61 Folder   48	Gebhardt, Harold and Evelyn Sindel
Box   61 Folder   49	Geerlings, Gerald
Box   61 Folder   50	Gerard, Paula
Box   61 Folder   51	Gerstein, Mary
Box   61 Folder   52	Gessert, Earl
Box   61 Folder   53	Glasier, Marshall
Box   62 Folder   1	Goundie, George H.
Box   62 Folder   2	Green, Edward and Dorinne
Box   62 Folder   3	Greer, Jefferson
Box   62 Folder   4	Groenke, Sherman
Box   62 Folder   5	Groom, Emily
Box   62 Folder   6	Grossenbach, Maugerite Note: Also known as M. Barnum
Box   62 Folder   7	Grotenrath, Ruth Note: See also Lichtner, Schomer
Box   62 Folder   8	Gruppe, Antoinette
Box   62 Folder   9	Individual Artists, H-K
Box   62 Folder   10	Hansen, Armin O.
Box   62 Folder   11	Harlos, Stella
Box   62 Folder   12	Hauser, Alonzo
Box   62 Folder   13	Heldner, Knute
Box   62 Folder   14	Hicks, Morley
Box   62 Folder   15	Himmelfarb, Samuel
Box   62 Folder   16	Hlavacek, Joseph
Box   62 Folder   17	Hoffinan, Maximilian
Box   62 Folder   18	Holberg, Richard
Box   62 Folder   19	Holty, Carl
Box   62 Folder   20	Jansen, Richard
Box   62 Folder   21-22	Jegart, Rudolph
Box   62 Folder   23	Jensen, Richard
Box   62 Folder   24	Johnson, F.T.
Box   62 Folder   25	Jung, Wayne B.
Box   62 Folder   26	Kanellos, Vassos and Charlotte
Box   62 Folder   27	Karidis, Jerry
Box   62 Folder   28	Kazlov, Brian and Peter
Box   62 Folder   29	Kishner, Mel
Box   62 Folder   30	Kittleson, Earl
Box   62 Folder   31	Knapp, Will
Box   62 Folder   32	Knaths, Karl
Box   62 Folder   33	Kops, Simon
Box   62 Folder   34	Kormendi, Eugene and Elizabeth
Box   62 Folder   35	Kotilainen, Hans
Box   62 Folder   36	Kraynik, Rosemary and Ted
Box   62 Folder   37	Individual Artists, L-R
Box   62 Folder   38	Lachowicz, William and Dorothy
Box   62 Folder   39	Landt, Gerald
Box   63 Folder   1	LeClair, Charles
Box   63 Folder   2	Lee, Frances Newell
Box   63 Folder   3	Lee, Lowell M.
Box   63 Folder   4	Leenhouts, Lillian and Willis
Box   63 Folder   5	Lemp, Louise Pabst
Box   63 Folder   6	Lewandoski, Edmund
Box   63 Folder   7	Lichtner, Schomer and Ruth Grotenrath
Box   63 Folder   8	Lipp, Franz
Box   63 Folder   9	Lippold, Richard
Box   63 Folder   10	Logan, Fred and Clarice George
Box   63 Folder   11	Logan, Robert Dwight
Box   63 Folder   12	Lovet-Lorski, Boris
Box   63 Folder   13	Lusk, John
Box   63 Folder   14	Lutiger, Harold
Box   63 Folder   15	Madson, Jack
Box   63 Folder   16	Major, Charlotte
Box   63 Folder   17	Manierre, Samuel
Box   63 Folder   18	Marr, Carl
Box   63 Folder   19	Marshall, Scott
Box   63 Folder   20	Matejovic, Philip
Box   63 Folder   21	Matting, Donald
Box   63 Folder   22	Mayer, Chester
Box   63 Folder   23	Mayer, Louis
Box   63 Folder   24	Mears, Helen R.
Box   63 Folder   25	Mecikalski, Eugene
Box   63 Folder   26	Meeker, Dean
Box   63 Folder   27	Meredith, Dorothy
Box   63 Folder   28	Miller, Donna
Box   63 Folder   29	Moeller, Gustave
Box   63 Folder   30	Moore, Gregory
Box   63 Folder   31	Morton, Edward
Box   63 Folder   32	Moynihan, Helen
Box   63 Folder   33	Muhs, Frederick
Box   63 Folder   34	Mundt, Donald
Box   63 Folder   35	Muschinski, Joseph
Box   63 Folder   36	New, George
Box   63 Folder   37	Nowicki, Ervin E.
Box   63 Folder   38	Nutting, Myron
Box   63 Folder   39	O'Keefe, Georgia
Box   63 Folder   40	Owen, Jean
Box   63 Folder   41	Ozonott, Ida
Box   63 Folder   42	Pagac, John
Box   63 Folder   43	Parsons, David
Box   63 Folder   44	Pauley, Floyd
Box   63 Folder   45	Pelikan, Alfred G.
Box   63 Folder   46	Pescheret, Leon
Box   63 Folder   47	Peter, George
Box   63 Folder   48	Piccoli Girolamo
Box   63 Folder   49	Poehlmann, Jo Anna
Box   63 Folder   50	Pohl, LaVera
Box   63 Folder   51	Polchert, Stephen J.
Box   64 Folder   1	Pollard, George and Nan
Box   64 Folder   2	Potterveld, Burton
Box   64 Folder   3	Powell, Louis
Box   64 Folder   4	Priebe, Alan
Box   64 Folder   5	Priebe, Karl
Box   64 Folder   6	Quabius, Kempert
Box   64 Folder   7	Quirt, Walter W.
Box   64 Folder   8	Raab, George
Box   64 Folder   9	Raine, Earle
Box   64 Folder   10	Rathsack, Laurence
Box   64 Folder   11	Redell, Ray
Box   64 Folder   12	Riter, Carl
Box   64 Folder   13	Rost, Tom
Box   64 Folder   14	Rotier, Peter
Box   64 Folder   15	Rueping, Kurt
Box   64 Folder   16	Rupnow, Norman
Box   64 Folder   17	Individual Artists, S
Box   64 Folder   18	Savage, Eugene
Box   64 Folder   19	Schaefer, Josephine
Box   64 Folder   20	Schellin, Robert
Box   64 Folder   21	Schultz, Harold
Box   64 Folder   22	Schwartz, Lester O.
Box   64 Folder   23	Sessler, Alfred
Box   64 Folder   24	Sinclair, Gerrit
Box   64 Folder   25	Spicuzza, Francesco
Box   64 Folder   26	Spransy, Celeste
Box   64 Folder   27	Steichen, Edward
Box   64 Folder   28	Stem, Lucia
Box   64 Folder   29	Sternfeld, Edith
Box   64 Folder   30	Stoltenberg, Hans J.
Box   64 Folder   31	Stuart, Kenneth
Box   64 Folder   32	Summ, Helmut
Box   64 Folder   33	Individual Artists, T-Z
Box   64 Folder   34	Thomas, Howard
Box   64 Folder   35	Thomasita, Sister Mary
Box   64 Folder   36	Thompson, Janet Reid
Box   65 Folder   1	Thrall, Arthur
Box   65 Folder   2	Thwaites, Charles and Antoinette
Box   65 Folder   3	Tillotson, Alexander
Box   65 Folder   4	Townley, Hugh
Box   65 Folder   5	Ulbricht, Elsa
Box   65 Folder   6	Valentine, Marion Kissinger
Box   65 Folder   7	Vassilev, Kyril
Box   65 Folder   8	Veenedaal, Wilfred
Box   65 Folder   9	Volk, Victor
Box   65 Folder   10	Von Neumann, Robert and Angela
Box   65 Folder   11	Wagner, Ferd
Box   65 Folder   12	Waldheim, Jack
Box   65 Folder   13	Watrous, James
Box   65 Folder   14	Watson, Dudley Crafts
Box   65 Folder   15	Weaver, Jack
Box   65 Folder   16	Weismann, Donald L.
Box   65 Folder   17	White, Doris
Box   65 Folder   18	Wiken, Dick
Box   65 Folder   19	Wilde, John
Box   65 Folder   20	Young, Jane
Box   65 Folder   21	Zingale, Santos
	Series: Walnut Improvement Council	⇧
Box   65 Folder   22-24	WAICO - General Materials, 1965-1971
Box   65 Folder   25	Architects Concerned in WAICO, 1969-1970
Box   66 Folder   1-3	Board Minutes, 1966-1971
Box   66 Folder   4	Treasurer
	Series: Zonta Club and Zonta Manor	⇧
Box   66 Folder   5	Zonta Club of Milwaukee, 1935-1937
Box   66 Folder   6	Cookbook, 1954-1959
Box   66 Folder   7	Radio Lectures, 1938-1939
Box   66 Folder   8	Service Committee, 1954-1958
	Zonta Manor
	Administrative
Box   66 Folder   9-10	General Materials, 1956-1969
Box   67 Folder   1-5	General Materials, 1956-1969 (continued)
Box   67 Folder   6	Annual Meetings of Members and Reports, 1958-1965
Box   67 Folder   7	Background - Historical and Legal, 1954-1963
Box   67 Folder   8	Building Manager [Sue Elling], 1964-1965
	Committees
Box   67 Folder   9	Admissions
Box   67 Folder   10	Executive, 1959-1965
Box   67 Folder   11	House
Box   68 Folder   1	Liaison
	Correspondence
Box   68 Folder   2	From Members, 1956-1960
Box   68 Folder   3	Ruess, Henry S., 1956-1965
Box   68 Folder   4	Application for Spic & Span Community Service Award, 1960-1961
	Building Construction
Box   68 Folder   5	Building Dedication, 1964-1965
Box   68 Folder   6	House at 1831 N. Cambridge
Box   68 Folder   7-8	Leenhouts, Willis and Lillian [architects]
Box   68 Folder   9	Specifications for Zonta Manor Inc., 1963
Box   70 Folder   5	Floorplans and Renderings
Box   68 Folder   10	Vivrett, Walter K. [building consultant]
Box   69 Folder   1	Community Welfare Council of Milwaukee County. Committee on Aging
	Finances
Box   69 Folder   2	FHA Loan
Box   69 Folder   3	Financial Materials
Box   69 Folder   4	Fund raising
Box   69 Folder   5	Piper, Vincent
Box   69 Folder   6	Planning
Box   69 Folder   7	Development Study
Box   69 Folder   8	Shea, Edmund
Box   69 Folder   9	Public Relations
Box   69 Folder   10	Wisconsin Governor's Conference on Aging, 1958-1963
PH Milwaukee Mss 167	Series: Charlotte R. Partridge Photographs	⇧
	Portraits
Box   1 Folder   1	Childhood
Box   1 Folder   2	Young Adult
Box   1 Folder   3	Middle Adult Years
Box   1 Folder   4	Elderly
Box   1 Folder   5	Snapshots
Box   1 Folder   6	In Duluth [unidentified groups]
Box   1 Folder   7	Miriam and Charlotte
Box   1 Folder   8	With her Dogs
Box   1 Folder   9-12	Partridge and Orr Families
Box   1 Folder   13	Carrie Orr Partridge Jordan [Charlotte Russell Partridge's mother]
Box   1 Folder   14	Orr [Arthur] Home in Madison, Indiana
	Personal photographs, 1903, 1937, 1945, 1961, undated Note: Additions presented in 2003.
	Subject-Related
Box   1 Folder   15	Area Events and Organizations
Box   1 Folder   16	Awards and Honorary Degrees
Box   1 Folder   17	Church School of Art, Chicago
Box   1 Folder   18	Commonwealth Art Colony, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
Box   1 Folder   19-20	Dana Hall [college preparatory school], Massachusetts
Box   1 Folder   21	Fox Point Studio
Box   1 Folder   22	John G. Whittier School, Oak Park, Illinois
Box   1 Folder   23	Mequon Home
Box   15 Folder   5	8 color slides
Box   1 Folder   24	Interiors
Box   1 Folder   25	Mexico, 1934
Box   1 Folder   26	Milwaukee - Downer College
Box   1 Folder   27	Oberlander Group
Box   1 Folder   28	Woman's Club of Milwaukee - Theatrical Performances
Box   1 Folder   29	Zonta Club of Milwaukee
Box   1 Folder   30	Zonta Manor
	Series: Miriam Frink Photographs	⇧
Box   1 Folder   31-32	Portraits
Box   1 Folder   33	Snapshots
Box   1 Folder   34	At Milwaukee Downer and Elkhart High School
Box   1 Folder   35-36	With Family
Box   1 Folder   37	Family
Box   2 Folder   1	Birthplace of Angeline Shaw Frink
	Series: Layton Art Gallery Photographs	⇧
	Administrative
	Building
Box   2 Folder   2	Exterior
Box   2 Folder   3	Interior
Box   16 Folder   1	Lantern slide
Box   2 Folder   4	Layton, Frederick
Box   16 Folder   2	Lantern slide
Box   2 Folder   5-11	Permanent Collection
Box   16 Folder   3-26	Lantern slides
Box   2 Folder   12-13	Exhibitions
Box   2 Folder   14	Architectural League Exhibition- Milwaukee Decorative Arts and Crafts
Box   2 Folder   15-17	Army-At-War Art
Box   2 Folder   18	Artist's Work [non-Wisconsin]
Box   2 Folder   19	Frank Lloyd Wright
Box   2 Folder   20-21	Layton School Exhibit Panels
Box   2 Folder   22	Wisconsin Centennial Art
	Series: Layton School of Art Photographs	⇧
Box   2 Folder   23	Board of Trustees
	Buildings
Box   2 Folder   24	Original Building
	1951 Building
Box   2 Folder   25	Exterior
Box   2 Folder   26	Interior
Box   2 Folder   27	Planning and Construction
Box   2 Folder   28	The Arthur K. Camp House
Box   2 Folder   29-30	Campus Views
	Classes
Box   2 Folder   31	Architecture
Box   2 Folder   32-33	Children's Art
Box   3 Folder   1-3	Children's Art (continued)
AD 921 Segment   3	Children's Outdoor Nature Class
PH Milwaukee Mss 167 Box   3 Folder   4-6	Costume and Textile
Box   3 Folder   7-8	Drawing and Painting
Box   3 Folder   9	Charlotte Russell Partridge Teaching
Box   3 Folder   10-13	Industrial Design and Graphics
Box   3 Folder   14	Life Drawing
Box   16 Folder   35-36	Lantern slides
Box   3 Folder   15-16	Miscellaneous
AD 921 Segment   1	Art Exhibit/Indoor and Outdoor Layton Art Classes
AD 921 Segment   2	Students Demonstrating Various Art Processes
PH Milwaukee Mss 167 Box   3 Folder   17-18	Photography
Box   3 Folder   19	Pottery
Box   3 Folder   20-23	Sculpturing
Box   3 Folder   24-28	Sketching
Box   3 Folder   29-30	Faculty
Box   3 Folder   31	Faculty Art Works
Box   3 Folder   32	Baker, Gerhard
Box   3 Folder   33	Flower, Forrest
Box   3 Folder   34	Groom, Emily
Box   3 Folder   35	Jansen, Richard
Box   3 Folder   36	Jegart, Rudolf
Box   4 Folder   1	Lovet-Lorski, Boris
Box   4 Folder   2	Nutting, Myron
Box   4 Folder   3	Priebe, Karl
Box   4 Folder   4	Rotier, Peter
Box   4 Folder   5	Sinclair, Gerrit
Box   4 Folder   6	Tillotson, Alexander
Box   4 Folder   7	Layton Art League
	Student Projects
Box   15 Folder   1-4	72 color, glass-plate slides
Box   4 Folder   8-9	Competitions
Box   4 Folder   10-15	Composition
Box   16 Folder   27-34	Lantern slides
Box   4 Folder   16	Costume Sketches
Box   4 Folder   17-18	Design
Box   4 Folder   19	Fashion Design
Box   4 Folder   20-21	Fashion Shows
Box   4 Folder   22	Furniture Design
Box   4 Folder   23	Illustration
Box   4 Folder   24-27	Industrial Design/Interior Design/Architecture
Box   4 Folder   28	Lettering Graphics
Box   4 Folder   29-30	Life Drawing
Box   4 Folder   31	Miscellaneous
Box   5 Folder   1	Nature
Box   5 Folder   2	Photography
Box   5 Folder   3-5	Portraits and Illustration
Box   5 Folder   6-9	Poster Advertising
Box   5 Folder   10	World War II Theme
Box   5 Folder   11-13	Sculpture and Pottery
	Students
Box   5 Folder   14-16	Sketches and Paintings
Box   5 Folder   17-18	Still Life
Box   5 Folder   19-20	Exhibitions
Box   5 Folder   21	Graduating Classes
Box   5 Folder   22-23	Individual Portraits
Box   5 Folder   24-27	Student Life
Box   5 Folder   28	With Charlotte Russell Partridge and Miriam Frink
Box   5 Folder   29-30	Wisconsin Artists
Box   5 Folder   31	Kolilainen, Hans
	Series: Federal Art Projects Photographs	⇧
	Public Works of Art Project-Artists and their Work
Box   5 Folder   32	Andrews, Harold
Box   5 Folder   33	Bailey, Carroll
Box   5 Folder   34	Bakker, Gerhard
Box   5 Folder   35	Bastien, Rufus
Box   5 Folder   36	Biehn, Irving
Box   6 Folder   1	Chase, Jessie
Box   6 Folder   2	Clemons, Paul
Box   6 Folder   3	Colt, Arthur
Box   6 Folder   4	Cozinton, Carl
Box   6 Folder   5	Dietrich, George
Box   6 Folder   6	Elsner, Albert
Box   6 Folder   7	Erickson, Oscar
Box   6 Folder   8	Entz, Bruno
Box   6 Folder   9	Evans, Pryce
Box   6 Folder   10	Faber, Eugene
Box   6 Folder   11	Ferris, Reubey
Box   6 Folder   12	Franz, Edward
Box   6 Folder   13	Frederickson, Lee
Box   6 Folder   14	Gantz, Samuel
Box   6 Folder   15	Gebhardt, Harold
Box   6 Folder   16	George, Clarice
Box   6 Folder   17	Grielens, Jacob
Box   6 Folder   18	Groom, Emily
Box   6 Folder   19	Grotenrath, Ruth
Box   6 Folder   20	Gruppe, Antoinette
Box   6 Folder   21	Hansen, Armin
Box   6 Folder   22	Himmelfarb, Sam
Box   6 Folder   23	Jansen, Richard
Box   6 Folder   24	Kanellos, Charlotte
Box   6 Folder   25	Lichtner, Schomer
Box   6 Folder   26	Logan, Robert Dwight
Box   6 Folder   27	Meredith, Dorothy
Box   6 Folder   28	Morey, Norman
Box   6 Folder   29	Neuman, Robert von
Box   6 Folder   30	Nutting, Myron C.
Box   6 Folder   31	Parsons, David
Box   6 Folder   32	Pollock, Merlin
Box   6 Folder   33	Potterveld, Burton
Box   6 Folder   34	Powell, Louis
Box   6 Folder   35	Ramthun, Bernice
Box   6 Folder   36	Rost, Tom
Box   6 Folder   37	Rotier, Peter
Box   6 Folder   38	Schellin, Robert
Box   7 Folder   1	Sharp, E. H.
Box   7 Folder   2	Sinclair, Gerrit
Box   7 Folder   3	Sindel, Evelyn
Box   7 Folder   4	Stelzner, Raymond
Box   7 Folder   5	Stoltenburg, Hans J.
Box   7 Folder   6	Thwaits, Charles
Box   7 Folder   7	Tiemon, Albert
Box   7 Folder   8	Valentine, Marion
Box   7 Folder   9	Van Treeck, Carl
Box   7 Folder   10	Volk, Victor
Box   7 Folder   11	Watrous, James
Box   7 Folder   12	Winsey, Reid
Box   7 Folder   13	Wupper, Josephine
Box   7 Folder   14	Young, Harold
Box   7 Folder   15	Zingale, Santos
Box   7 Folder   16	Unknown Artists
	Federal Arts Program-Artists and their Work
Box   7 Folder   17	Abestetar, Stanley
Box   7 Folder   18	Atwell, Harry
Box   7 Folder   19	Bartz, Eugene
Box   7 Folder   20	Bedore, Lou Matthews
Box   7 Folder   21	Bentley, L.W.
Box   7 Folder   22	Biehn, Irving L.
Box   7 Folder   23	Bielefeld, Otto
Box   7 Folder   24	Blackwell, Ruth Note: Includes Parklawn Federal Housing Project
Box   7 Folder   25	Bieck, Marie
Box   7 Folder   26	Bolmes, Henry Note: Includes Parklawn Federal Housing Project
Box   7 Folder   27	Brown, Ernest
Box   7 Folder   28	Chase, Jessie Kalmbach
Box   7 Folder   29	Clemens, Paul
Box   7 Folder   30	Clemens, Ruth
Box   7 Folder   31	Cookem, John
Box   7 Folder   32	Dooley, Thomas
Box   7 Folder   33-35	Elsner, Albert
Box   8 Folder   1-4	Flower, Forrest
Box   8 Folder   5	Franceshi, John
Box   8 Folder   6	Frank, Victor
Box   8 Folder   7	Gebhardt, Evelyn
Box   8 Folder   8	Gebhardt, Harold
Box   8 Folder   9	Gehr, James L.
Box   8 Folder   10	Geuppert, Albert
Box   8 Folder   11	Gielens, Jacob
Box   8 Folder   12	Goldsmith, Richard
Box   8 Folder   13	Goniewich, Art
Box   8 Folder   14	Grenhagen, Merton
Box   8 Folder   15	Guazzelli, Leo
Box   8 Folder   16	Hauser, Alonzo Note: Greendale Federal Housing Project
Box   8 Folder   17	Humphrey, Don
Box   8 Folder   18	Jansen, Richard
Box   8 Folder   19	Jegart, Rudolf Note: Includes Parklawn Federal Housing Project
Box   8 Folder   20	Jessen, Agnes
Box   8 Folder   21	Johnson, Margaret Note: Also Robert Ralph
Box   8 Folder   22-24	Kahlich, Karl Note: Includes Parklawn Federal Housing Project
Box   8 Folder   25	Kaufman, Emil
Box   8 Folder   26	Knutesen, Edward B.
Box   8 Folder   27	Krasnan, Ann
Box   8 Folder   28	Lang, William
Box   8 Folder   29	Lauterbach, Paul
Box   8 Folder   30	Lewandowski, Edmund
Box   8 Folder   31	Lichtner, Schomer
Box   8 Folder   32	Lindberg, Thorsten
Box   8 Folder   33	Lipscomb, Raymond
Box   8 Folder   34	McKenzie, Bertha
Box   8 Folder   35	Miller, Kenneth
Box   8 Folder   36	Moreno, Alfonso
Box   8 Folder   37	Mueller, Udo
Box   8 Folder   38	Nutting, Myron
Box   9 Folder   1-4	Parsons, David Note: Includes Parklawn Federal Housing Project
Box   9 Folder   5	Pietsch, Carl
Box   9 Folder   6	Powell, Louis
Box   9 Folder   7-8	Raine, Earl
Box   9 Folder   9	Ralph, Robert Note: Includes Parklawn Federal Housing Project
Box   9 Folder   10-11	Reiman, Carl
Box   9 Folder   12-13	Sessler, Alfred
Box   9 Folder   14-15	Shamberk, Vladimir
Box   9 Folder   16	Sindel, Evelyn
Box   9 Folder   17	Tieman, Albert
Box   9 Folder   18	Tillotson, Alex
Box   9 Folder   19-23	Thwaites, Charles
Box   9 Folder   24	Volker, August
Box   9 Folder   25	Weisl, Wenzel
Box   9 Folder   26	Wiken, Dick
Box   9 Folder   27	Williams, Ken
Box   9 Folder   28-30	Zingale, Santos
	Artwork, Numbered
Box   10 Folder   1	#1-35
Box   10 Folder   2	#36-84
Box   10 Folder   3	#85-125
Box   10 Folder   4	#126-165
Box   10 Folder   5	#166-200
Box   11 Folder   1	#202-245
Box   11 Folder   2	#246-280
Box   11 Folder   3	#281-330
Box   11 Folder   4	#331-370
Box   11 Folder   5	#371-416
Box   12 Folder   1	#417-456
Box   12 Folder   2	#457-502
Box   12 Folder   3-13	Index of American Design Projects
	Miscellaneous
Box   12 Folder   14	Art Project Tea, 1941
Box   12 Folder   15	Children's Modeling Class
Box   12 Folder   16	N.Y.A. Projects
Box   12 Folder   17-18	Native American Weaving
Box   13 Folder   1	Parklawn Federal Housing Project, Milwaukee
	Post Office Mural Competition
Box   13 Folder   2	Wausau, Wisconsin, 1939
Box   13 Folder   3	West Allis, Wisconsin, 1941
Box   13 Folder   4	Pottery
Box   13 Folder   5	Process Photographs
Box   13 Folder   6	Wood Cut Process
Box   13 Folder   7	Whitnall Park, Milwaukee
	National Arts Survey
Box   13 Folder   8-22	Post Office Murals
Box   14 Folder   1-9	Post Office Murals (continued)
Box   14 Folder   10-17	Post Office Sculptures
Box   14 Folder   18	Wisconsin Murals
Box   14 Folder   19	Fond du Lac Post Office
Box   14 Folder   20-21	Wisconsin WPA Murals and Sculptures
	Milwaukee Public Museum
Box   14 Folder   22	Botany Room
Box   14 Folder   23	Chinese Hall