Part 1 (Mss 842, Micro 2085, Audio 1317A, Disc 208A, VHA 527-VHA 528): Original Collection, 1887-2001
Physical Description: 27.6 cubic feet (32 archives boxes, 30 flat boxes, and 1 tube), 2 reels of microfilm (35 mm), 4 disc recordings, and 2 videorecordings 
Scope and Content Note

The papers document John Howe's independent architectural career only incidentally. Rather, Howe's collection documents his twenty-five year association with Frank Lloyd Wright and his lifelong respect for Wright's work and ideas. Howe gathered his collection of Wrightiana in a variety of ways, and as a result the nature of the collection ranges from first editions inscribed by Wright and handwritten manuscripts retyped by Mrs. Howe while she was employed as Mr. Wright's secretary to original drawings rescued from destruction after they had been discarded by Wright. The collection also includes one plywood dining room chair from Taliesin West and a plywood ottoman from the Eric Brown House; both are housed in the Historical Society Museum and are not further described. Taken together, the Howe collection offers important material for research on Frank Lloyd Wright. Researchers interested in Howe's own career should consult his papers at the Northwestern Architectural Archives at the University of Minnesota.

The FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT CORRESPONDENCE in the Howe Papers is quite fragmentary and largely made up of photocopies. The custodians of the original letters are unknown. Among the photocopied material is a 1929 note to George Kastner, a copy of a 1928 letter to Arata Endo and other Japanese architects, and a group of 1946 letters to and from Aisaku Hayashi and Sadaziro Kubo concerning their situation in post-World War II Japan, together with communications with General Douglas MacArthur and his staff regarding Wright's efforts to help his former associates. The original correspondence includes an undated, handwritten letter to Madam Masieri (presumably retyped for mailing by Lu Howe); a short typed, but unsigned notice to the Fellowship (1934); an undated note from Olgivanna Wright to Eugene Masselink, 1934; a handwritten note from Wright to Bob (last name unknown, apparently an unsuccessful applicant for an apprenticeship); a clipped piece of Imperial Hotel stationery bearing a note from an unidentified associate; a note concerning excavation and construction of a well and roof at an unidentified site; and a post-1949 memo to Wright concerning revisions of the Hartford New Theatre.

The WRITINGS AND PUBLISHED DRAWINGS series is divided into two sections: first, published and unpublished writings, speeches, and published drawings by Frank Lloyd Wright; and second, writings about Frank Lloyd Wright. The bulk of the series consists of published materials, although a few titles are represented by manuscript material. These derive primarily from Mrs. Howe's association with Wright as typist and office manager. Most notable among the manuscript documentation is the handwritten layout and first draft of the 1910 Ausgeführte Bauten and a published volume of When Democracy Builds that has been extensively edited for republication in Wright's own hand. The New Architecture: A Testament and several articles (for the Capital Times and other unidentified publications) are present in multiple drafts, also with revisions in Wright's hand. This section also includes two sound recordings: Frank Lloyd Wright on Record, recorded in 1956, and Frank Lloyd Wright talks to and with the Taliesin Fellowship, a compilation of recorded remarks and poetry.

Although the series is by no means a complete representation of the available Wright literature, it is nonetheless notable, for it contains many rare titles such as first editions of the “Wasmuth Portfolio” (1910) and the “Wendigen Portfolio,” 1925. Some of the volumes from Howe's library are inscribed by Wright. Both sections of the WRITINGS series are chronologically arranged, with the writings about Wright followed by a separate chronological run of biographical clippings that are available only on microfilm. Included on the film are many items about Wright from the Madison Capital Times, as well as items from many national periodicals. Howe continued to clip after Wright's death, and as a result the later material in the collection is a useful compilation of information on Wright's ongoing reputation and the history of various Wright buildings. Because of their deteriorating condition, the clippings have been microfilmed. (The originals of selected originals have been retained for exhibit purposes.) Although many clippings from the Capital Times are included, Howe did not clip comprehensively from that paper during the period from 1959 to 1962 when the Monona Terrace project was being debated. As a result, his coverage of this project, as well as his clippings from “Our House,” Mrs. Wright's regular column in the Capital Times, were too incomplete to be filmed. A complete file of the Capital Times is available as part of the Historical Society's microfilmed newspaper collection. Another collection of Frank Lloyd Wright Newsclippings, 1925-1978, is cataloged as Micro 992.

The collection included a number of serial publications largely devoted to Frank Lloyd Wright. In general, serials from the Howe collection have been separated to the Historical Society Library to add to existing holdings. These titles include Bulletin of the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, Frank Lloyd Wright Quarterly, Friends of Taliesin, Journal of the Taliesin Fellows, Prairie School Review, Taliesin Fellows News/Newsletter, and Wright Angles. Isolated issues or titles outside the library's scope (such as the Japanese title, The Wrightiana) have been retained with the papers.

The contents list for the WRITINGS which follows this narrative often includes a number, S#345 for example, that was assigned to each publication by noted Wright bibliographer Robert L. Sweeney.

The MEMORABILIA, which is alphabetically arranged, contains miscellaneous printed materials collected by Howe such as dedication programs and brochures. The majority concern architectural projects, although there are folders about topics as diverse as Wright's reburial in Arizona, aphorisms attributed to Wright, first day covers, and gift catalogues. In addition, some publications that were neither by or about Wright have been included.

TALIESIN PUBLICATIONS is an alphabetically-arranged series that includes a large number of publications, programs, and brochures, as well as stationery samples and forms issued by Taliesin between 1931 and the 1960s. It is likely that a large number of the early publications are additional writings by Mr. Wright. Several items, such as Taliesin Eyes, the Taliesin Playhouse playbills, and the apprenticeship brochures, are extremely rare. As above, Sweeney numbers are included when they are available.

The small collection of EXHIBIT CATALOGS is arranged chronologically. This series ranges from information about a 1914 exhibit at the Chicago Art Institute to the catalog for the 1992 exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Center.

The material about Howe himself, the JOHN H. HOWE PAPERS, is quite miscellaneous, the main body of his personal papers having been deposited at the University of Minnesota. The fragmentary correspondence here includes several undated postcards from Olgivanna and Iovanna Wright posted while they were traveling abroad, an exchange between Lu Howe and William T. Evjue concerning their respective recollections of Jack Howe's World War II experiences, a note from Gertrude Mossberg, a 1961 note from Herb Fritz about the opposition to Monona Terrace, and a 1966 note from Herb Jacobs about the construction of Jacobs II. Also about the Mossberg House, the construction of which was supervised by Howe, is a notebook containing names, telephone numbers, landscaping notes, and lists of materials and financial estimates. About Howe's 1975 visit at Nihon University are two publications: one containing “The Land Is the Beginning of Architecture,” a speech about his association with Wright, and a booklet containing elevations and floor plans of houses designed by Howe together with a list of his executed projects. This section also contains a scrapbook, 1932-1936, primarily made up of clippings of the “Taliesin” columns which appeared in the Capital Times and the Spring Green Home News. Several folders suggest Howe's role in systematizing Taliesin's operations after Wright's death. Among these are a roll book that recorded apprentices' work in the studio, 1959-1960, and typed weekly lists of work assignments, 1959-1960. A folder of memorials includes a 1987 interview by Richard L. Kronick that was published by the Journal of the Taliesin Fellows in tribute to Howe's career and a brochure for the “John Howe in Minnesota” exhibit at the Northwest Architectural Archives.

The architectural drawings and sketches in the Howe Collection have been grouped by degree of originality. Original drawings, sketches, and blueprints, grouped as “original documentation,” are not yet available for research. Included as part of these processed papers is a series entitled PRINTS AND DRAWING REPRODUCTIONS. Here are Masami Tanigawa's measured drawings of Wright buildings in Japan, an album of plates from American System Built Homes, and exhibit prints. The latter were described by Howe as “rejects and duplicates.” They appear to be photostats that were made for the Guggenheim exhibit. They are arranged alphabetically by project name. Howe has annotated many of the prints to indicate those for which he was the draftsman. (Similar annotations may be found on the proofs for Drawings for a Living Architecture in the WRITINGS SERIES.) When it was available the number assigned to the drawing by the Taliesin Archives is included in the contents list.

Access Restrictions

Box 2, original restricted. See facsimile in Box 2A. For access to original see Archives Reference Staff.

Box 58, original restricted. See facsimile in Box 57, Folder 1. For access to original see Archives Reference Staff.

Series: Frank Lloyd Wright Correspondence

Herman von Holst contract, 1909
Note: Photocopy of 1951 transcription.

Japanese correspondence (photocopy), 1928, 1946-1948

Wright to George Kastner (photocopy), 1929

Notice to Fellowship, 1934

Hartford New Theatre to Wright, after 1949

Correspondence and notes, undated
Note: Some original items.

Series: Writings and Published Drawings

Subseries: Works by Wright

The House Beautiful, 1896, facsimile edition (S#1530), 1969

Ladies' Home Journal

Ausgeführte Bauten (the “Wasmuth Portfolio”) (S#87), 1910

Handwritten layout designed by Wright
Access Restrictions: Original restricted. See facsimile in Box 2A. For access to original see Archives Reference Staff.

Facsimile of handwritten layout

Two-portfolio publication

Notes on completeness, 1999

Introduction, English translation
Physical Description: 2 copies, unbound 

Advertising brochure
Physical Description: 2 pieces, 1 cut and pages missing 

Sovereignty of the Individual in the Cause of Architecture, introduction, reprinted (S#2063), 1951

Frank Lloyd Wright: the Early Works, reprint (S#1732), 1968

Ausgeführte Bauten (S#96), 1911

Homemade soft cover, inscribed by Wright, Charles Morgan

Original soft cover removed from binding, inscribed by Wright

Extra soft cover

“The New Imperial Hotel: The Architect's Message”: typescript, Kagaku-Gaho, 1922

Jiyu-Gakuen statement, by Wright and Arata Endo, circa 1922

“In the Cause of Architecture: The New Imperial Hotel, Tokio,” Western Architect (S#156), 1923

Experimenting with Human Lives (S#149), 1923

The Life-Work of the American Architect Frank Lloyd Wright (”Wendigen Portfolio”)

First edition (S#165), 1925

Reprint (S#1604), 1965

Modern Architecture (S#250), 1931

Two Lectures on Architecture, Chicago Art Institute (S#261), 1931

“Advice to the Young Architect,” Architectural Record (S#286), 1931

“Highlights,” Architectural Forum (S#290), 1931

“The City,” Architectural Progress (S#293), 1931

An Autobiography

First edition (S#303), inscribed by Wright, 1932

2nd edition (S#595), 1943

Faber & Faber British edition (S#606), 1945

New American edition (S#2022), 1977

The Disappearing City

First edition (S#328), inscribed by Wright, 1932

Boxed reprint, “The Industrial Revolution Runs Away,” inscribed by Olgivanna Lloyd Wright (S#1775), 1969

“For all may raise the flowers...” (S#353), inscribed by Wright, 1932

“Of Thee I Sing,” Shelter (S#355), 1932

“To the students of the Beaux Arts Institute of Design,” 1932, Printed version (S#359), and Taliesin brochure in which it was reproduced, circa 1932

“Broadacre City: A New Community Plan” (offprint) (S#393), 1935

“Broadacres--A Dream of the City of the Future,” Capital Times, 1935 June 5

“Skyscrapers Doomed? Yes! Says Frank Lloyd Wright,” Rotarian (S#403), 1936

“At Taliesin”: typescript, 1936 July 15

“Unconnected notes on the lecture on the Jacobs House”: mimeographed statement to the Taliesin Fellowship, 1936 November 12

Architecture and Modern Life with Baker Brownell (S#405), 1937

[Frank Lloyd Wright Special Issue], Architectural Forum (S#457), 1938

Two copies, one with foldout title page inscribed by Wright

“To the Young Man in Architecture--A Challenge”: signed typescript forward

Two advertisements

An Organic Architecture: The Architecture of Democracy (S#463), 1939

“Speech to the AFA,” Federal Architect (S#499), 1939

On Architecture (S#532), 1941

“The American quality: with a picture section of outstanding works,” Scribners (S#569), 1941

Book Six Broadacre City (S#2049), 1943
Note: Originally for An Autobiography.

“The Purpose of Broadacre City”: annotated typescript, 1943 March 1

“Frank Lloyd Wright in tribute to Will--and Sally,” Capital Times, 1944 February 1

When Democracy Builds (S#609), 1945

First edition

Second edition, extensively annotated by Wright

“The modern gallery for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation: New York City,” Magazine of Art (S#681), 1946

“The right to be one's self,” The Husk: photocopy (S#682), 1946

“Planning man's physical environment”: mimeograph copy, 1947

[Frank Lloyd Wright Special Issue], Architectural Forum (S#745), two copies, one with insert inscribed by Wright, 1948

“Frank Lloyd Wright sees hypocrisy as a taint in all American life,” Capital Times, 1948 May 11

Genius and the Mobocracy (S#750), 1st and 2nd printings, 1949

“Architect of today should reach for freedom, Wright holds,” Hartford Times clipping, 1950 April 14

“Four-color portfolio of the recent work of the dean of contemporary architects,” Architectural Forum (S#854), 1951

Taliesin Drawings (S#864), inscribed by Wright, 1952

“Mr. Big,” Capital Times, 1952 July 18

“To Mexico”: typescript, 1952 September 24

“Mexico-Amigos”: typescript, 1952 September 24

[Russians]: incomplete typescript, 1952 September 25

“Missionaryism”: typescript , 1952 October 1
Note: Three copies with different annotations.

Frank Lloyd Wright Talks to and with the Taliesin Fellowship, 1952
Note: Originals: Disc 208A/2-4

The Future of Architecture (S#913), 1953

“Against the Steamroller,” Architectural Record: photocopy (S#974), 1953

In the Cause of Architecture (S#2065), circa 1953

In the Cause of Architecture: The “International Style” (S#2066), 1953
Physical Description: 2 copies 

“Frank Lloyd Wright now ashamed of town of his boyhood,” Capital Times: clipping, 1953 August 25

The Natural House (S#992), 1954

An American Architecture

First edition (S#1050), 1955

Japanese edition

Two interviews, Diplomat, 1955

The Story of the Tower (S#1095), inscribed by Wright, 1956

“Architecture: organic expression of the nature of architecture,” Arizona Highways (S#1142), 1956

A Testament (S#1149), 1957

“A Testament”: annotated typescript, circa 1957

Annotated typescript, circa 1957

Annotated typescript, 1957

“The new architecture”: annotated typescript, 1957

Japanese translation

The Living City

First edition (S#1218), 1958

Japanese edition

Paperback edition, 1963

Drawings for a Living Architecture (S#1265), 1959

Volume annotated by John H. Howe and Curtis Besinger

Two forms of publication proof, some annotated for the publisher; some annotated by Howe to indicate draftsman, commentary by John O. Holzhueter

Inventory of annotations by Lu Howe

“Frank Lloyd Wright's Drawings,” Architectural Forum: offprint (S#1295)

“Is it good-by to Gothic?” (as told to Leland Case), Together, 1958

“Wright replies to groups seeking to stall on Terrace,” Capital Times, 1959 April 6

Frank Lloyd Wright on Record, 1961
Note: Original: Disc 208A/1

The Drawings of Frank Lloyd Wright (S#1489), annotated by Howe, 1962

The Robie House: Frank Lloyd Wright (S#1723), 1968

In the Cause of Architecture: Frank Lloyd Wright Essays for the Architectural Record (S#1971), 1975

Frank Lloyd Wright: Selected Drawings Portfolio: 3-volume set (S#2023), 1977

Tanigawa, Masami, Measured Drawings, 1980

Letters to Apprentices, 1982

Letters to Architects, 1984

Pfeiffer, Brooks, Treasures of Taliesin: Seventy Six Unbuilt Designs, annotated by Howe, 1985

Letters to Clients, 1986

The Guggenheim Correspondence, 1986

Pfeiffer, Bruce, Frank Lloyd Wright Drawings, 1990

Undated writings

“An architect speaking for culture”: annotated typescript, undated

“Worksong”

Handwritten draft, undated

Printed version, two-colors, with music by Olgivanna Lloyd Wright, inscribed by Olgivanna Lloyd Wright, 1962

“When a great oak is to die”: annotated typescript and two clean revisions, undated

“Glass, steel, and machine”: fragment

“0 Government”: mimeographed message to Taliesin Fellowship, undated

“This matter of fellowship”: typed statement to Taliesin Fellowship, autographed, undated

“An American Architecture II: A testament by Frank Lloyd Wright”: extensively annotated typescript, undated

Subseries: Writings about Wright

Spencer, Robert, “The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright,” Architectural Review, copyright 1900: facsimile edition (S#1571), 1964

Fries, H., Frank Lloyd Wright: Aus dem Lebenswerke eines Architekten (S#172), 1926

Mumford, Lewis, “Frank Lloyd Wright and the new pioneers,” Architectural Record (S#202), 1929

“A Prophet of the New Architecture,” Art & Decoration (S#230), 1930

“St. Mark's Tower,” Architectural Record (S#239), 1930

Woollcott, Alexander, “Profiles: The Prodigal Father,” New Yorker (S#242), 1930

Badovici, Jean, Frank Lloyd Wright: architecte americain (S#302), 1932

“Broadacre City: Frank Lloyd Wright, architect,” American Architecture (S#379), 1935

Stafford, Virginia, “House of the month,” Golfer and Sportsman (S#389), 1935

“The Man St. Peter Liked,” (S#428) and “Master Builder: Concerning Frank Lloyd Wright Stormy Petrel of Architecture” in the same issue (S#447), Coronet, 1937

“Frank Lloyd Wright designs a honeycomb house,” Architectural Record (S#442), 1938

Hamlin, Talbot, “Frank Lloyd Wright - an analysis,” Pencil Points (S#445), 1938

“Usonian Architect,” Time (S#454), 1938

“Mr. Wright and Taliesin West,” Arizona Highways (S#518), 1940

Hitchcock, H.R., In the Nature of Materials, inscribed by Wright (S#573), 1942

Goodman, Paul & Percival, “Frank Lloyd Wright on architecture,” Kenyon Review (S#589), 1942

Wright, John Lloyd, My Father who is on Earth (S#648), 1946

“House in Connecticut,” Architectural Forum (S#665), 1946

“The Most Influential Design Source of the Last 50 Years,” House Beautiful (S#670), 1946

Nelson, George, “Wright's houses,” Fortune (S#672), 1946

“Architecture from the Ground Up,” Popular Mechanics (S#730), 1948

Monk, Elizabeth, “Taliesin West,” House & Garden (S#733), 1946

“Usonia Homes: Every Family Has an Acre,” Architectural Forum (S#741), 1948

Carlson, Raymond, “Frank Lloyd Wright and Taliesin West,” Arizona Highways (S#767), 1949

Kennedy, Sighle, “Wright's Hartford Theatre...,” Architectural Forum (S#775), 1949

“Frank Lloyd Wright on Louis Sullivan,” Architectural Forum, 1949

“China and Gift Shop for V.C. Morris, San Francisco,” Architectural Forum (S#803), 1950

“Taliesin...Rural Workshop for Master Builders, Harvester World (S#815), 1950

“Johnson's New Heiliolab Makes Strange Patterns...,” Life, 1950 December 11

Hamlin, Talbot, “Frank Lloyd Wright in Philadelphia,” Journal of the AIA, 1951 (S#845)

“First Unitarian Church, Madison, Wisconsin. Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect,” Architectural Forum (S#880), offprint, 1952

“Frank Lloyd Wright,” Architecture Francaise (S#884), 1952

“A house by Frank Lloyd Wright for H.T. Mossberg...,” House & Home (S#894), 1952

“Frank Lloyd Wright builds in the middle of Manhattan...,” House & Home (S#935), 1953

“Frank Lloyd Wright's Concrete and Copper Skyscraper...for H.C. Price Co.,” Architectural Forum (S#939), 1953

“A new house by Frank Lloyd Wright opens up a new way of life on the old site,” House & Home (S#954), 1953

Amano, Taro, Frank Lloyd Wright (Japanese) (S#988), 1954

Robsjohn-Gibbings, T.H., Homes of the Brave (S#990), 1954

“A planning lesson from Frank Lloyd Wright,” House & Home (S#1019), 1954

“Seven lessons from Frank Lloyd Wright,” House & Home (S#1032), 1954

Boynton, Claudia, “Visiting Russian Architect A.V. Vlasov Pilgrimages to Frank Lloyd Wright,” Practical Builder, 1954?

Wright, Olgivanna, The Struggle Within (S#1060), inscribed to Virginia McKay by Olgivanna Lloyd Wright, 1955

“The dramatic story of Frank Lloyd Wright,” House Beautiful (S#1066), 1955

“Frank Lloyd Wright's characteristic double-decker flat top,” House & Home (S#1068), 1955

“Frank Lloyd Wright designs a small commercial installation...for sports cars,” Architectural Forum (S#1073), 1955

“Frank Lloyd Wright: His contribution to our American culture,” Land Economics (S#1140), 1956

“Concrete block...it isn't lowly anymore,” House & Home, 1956

“Frank Lloyd Wright: an architect for democracy,” Literary Cavalcade, 1957

“At 88, Frank Lloyd Wright still has a...career on the upgrade,” Engineering News-Record (S#1161), 1957

“Frank Lloyd Wright: architecture's stormy colossus,” Coronet (S#1169), 1957

“Our strongest influence for enrichment,” House Beautiful (S#1180), 1957

“A Visit with Frank Lloyd Wright,” Look (S#1194), 1957

Cohen, George, “Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum,” Concrete Construction (S#1226), 1958

“Frank Lloyd Wright: a selection of current work,” Architectural Record (S#1233), 1958

“Frank Lloyd Wright designs for Baghdad,” Architectural Forum (S#1234), 1958

Kaufmann, Edgar, Jr., “The form of space for Art--Wright's Guggenheim Museum,” Art in America (S#1238), 1958-1959

“The Latter Days of Frank Lloyd Wright” and “In My Father's Shadow,” Esquire (S#240), 1958

“Three new houses by Frank Lloyd Wright,” House & Home, 1958 (S#1250)

“Frank Lloyd Wright,” Architectural Forum (S#1298): offprint, 1959

“Frank Lloyd Wright,” Casabella (S#1299), 1959

“An Era Ends,” Let's See, 1959

“Frank Lloyd Wright in Michigan,” AIA Monthly Bulletin, Michigan Society of Architects (S#1306): offprint, 1959

“Frank Lloyd Wright,” Pacific Arts Association Bulletin (S#1310), 1959

Stone, Edward Durrell, “Hero, Prophet, Adventurer,” Saturday Review, 1959 (S#1361)

“Your heritage from Frank Lloyd Wright,” House Beautiful, 1959 (S#1374)

Kindai Kentiku, 1959

Frank Lloyd Wright: Writings and Buildings (S#1401), 1960

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright (S#1405), 1960

Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd, The Shining Brow (S#1406), 1960

Gutheim, Frederick, “The Wright Legacy Evaluated,” Architectural Record (S#1422), 1960

Wright, John Lloyd, [Frank Lloyd Wright Memorial Issue], Architectural Design (S#1456), 1960

“Regents approve Wright design for ASU auditorium,” Builder-Architect, 1960 July

“Frank Lloyd Wright: Defiant genius,” Saturday Evening Post (S#1469), 1961
Note: Three issues of series only.

“Mr. Wright and his Successors,” Western Architect and Engineer (S#1476), 1961

“Spirit of Byzantium: Frank Lloyd Wright's Last Church,” Architectural Forum (S#1479), 1961

“Wingspread,” Jonwax Journal, 1961

“The Wright Way,” Select, 1961

“Our Heritage of Homes,” Fuller Brush Magazine, 1962

Wright, Iovanna, Architecture: Man in Possession of His Earth (S#1496), inscribed by Olgivanna Lloyd Wright, 1962

“Our Young Architects,” Builder Architect, 1962

“Taliesin Revisited,” Let's See (S#1518), 1962

Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd, “The Living Legend of Frank Lloyd Wright,” Arizona Highways (S#1523), 1962

Zevi, Bruno and Edgar Kaufmann Jr., Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater 25 Years After (S#1537), 1963

“A building true to nature,” Jonwax Journal, 1963

“A great Frank Lloyd Wright house,” House Beautiful (S#1548), 1963

Barford, G. and Stanley Wold, ed., Architecture in Illinois, 1963

“Built for the centuries: the new Wichita Education Center,” Kansas Teacher, 1964

Cresti, Carlo, Wright: il Museo Guggenheim (S#1600), 1965

Jacobs, Herbert, Frank Lloyd Wright: America's Greatest Builder (S#1601), 1965

“Grady Grammage Memorial Auditorium,” Arizona Highways (S#1622), 1965

Stitt, F.A., “Frank Lloyd Wright: a Temple to Man,” Verdict (S#1623), 1965

A Guide to the Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park and River Forest, Illinois (S#1634), 1966

Smith, N.K., Frank Lloyd Wright: A Study in Architectural Content (S#1636), 1966

Tanigawa, Masami, Frank Lloyd Wright (S#1644), 1966

Wright, Olgivanna Lloyd, Frank Lloyd Wright: His Life, His Work, His Words (S#1648), inscribed by Olgivanna Lloyd Wright, 1966

Spence, Robert, “Sweetness & Light,” Wisconsin Academy Review, 1966

F.L.Wright 1 & 2 (Contemporary Architects Series) (S#1680 & S#1722), 1967, 1968

Riley, Frank, “Deathwatch in Tokyo,” Saturday Review (S#1710), 1967

“Wright and Wrong: the ludicrous 1926 episode” & “Eye of Genius-Tongue of Wrath,” Twin Citian, 1967

[Special issue on Imperial Hotel], Fukuda: Glass & Architecture, 1967 November

James, Cary, The Imperial Hotel: Frank Lloyd Wright and the Architecture of Unity, 1968 (S#1725)

Richards, Kenneth G., Frank Lloyd Wright (People of Destiny) (S#1730), 1968

“Imperial Comes Tumbling Down,” AIA Journal (S#1733), 1968

“Requiem for a Masterpiece,” Architectural Forum (S#1737), 1968

“The Story of the Imperial Hotel,” Japan Architect (S#1742), 1968

Twombly, Robert, “Frank Lloyd Wright in Spring Green, 1911-1932,” Wisconsin Magazine of History (S#1756), 1968

“Unity Temple, Oak Park, Illinois,” Architectural Forum (S#1801), 1969

Wille, Peter, “Frank Lloyd Wright,” Building Ideas, 1969

Wille, Peter, “Frank Lloyd Wright in Victoria,” Architect, 1969

Bardeschi, Marco, Frank Lloyd Wright (S#1804), 1970

Futagawa, Yukio, ed., Global Architecture Series, #1-2, 15, 25, 36, 40, 53 (S#1808-S#1809, S#1965, S#1998), 1970-1980

Tanigawa, Masami, “Frank Lloyd Wright: The Disappearing City,” Kentiku (S#1826), 1970 June

Kindaikenchiku (S#1827), 1970 February

Montgomery, Roger, “Frank Lloyd Wright's Hall of Justice,” Architectural Forum (S#1833), 1970

“Guardian of a Great Legacy,” Life (S#1855), 1971

Brooks, H. Allen, The Prairie School: Frank Lloyd Wright and his Midwest Contemporaries (S#1869), 1972

Frank Lloyd Wright in Imperial Hotel (S#1882), 1972

“Rethinking Wright,” Architectural Forum (S#1885), 1972

“Frank Lloyd Wright house in Oberlin,” Allen Memorial Art Museum Bulletin (S#1906), 1972

Starosciak, K. and J., Frank Lloyd Wright: A Bibliography (S#1918), 1973

Stoner, William A., The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright (S#1948), 1974

Tanigawa, Masami, Understanding Frank Lloyd Wright, 1972

Tanigawa, Masami, Frank Lloyd Wright Research, 1974
Note: Instructional materials.

Thomas, Margaret, “The Arizona Biltmore”, Arizona Highways, 1974

Futagawa, Yukio, Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright #9 (Global Interiors Series) (S#1966), 1975

Marlin, William, “Frank Lloyd Wright, the enduring presence,” and Pedro Guerrero, “Frank Lloyd Wright: An Unpublished Portfolio,” Saturday Review (S#1982 & S#1988), 1975

“A Preserve of Prairie School Architecture,” The Iowan, 1975

Futagawa, Yukio, Houses by Frank Lloyd Wright #10 (Global Interiors Series) (S#1999), 1976

Sergeant, John, Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian Houses: the Case for Organic Architecture (S#2001), 1976

Jacobs, Herbert, “Our Wright houses,” Historic Preservation (S#2014), 1976

The World of Frank Lloyd Wright (Japanese publication), 1976

“Concrete Masonry: The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright,” Pictorial, 1976

Wilson, Richard and Sidney Robinson, The Prairie School in Iowa, 1977

Tanigawa, Masami, “An attempt of numbering the opus of Frank Lloyd Wright,” Journal of the College of Engineering, Nihon University, 1977 March

Tanigawa, Masami, [Wright and Japan], 1977

Tanigawa, Masami, “Frank Lloyd Wright: twelve chapters,” Column, #69, 1978

Tanigawa, Masami, [To Taliesin], 1978

Hoffman, Donald, Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater: The House and its History, 1978

Frank Lloyd Wright Newsletter, 1978-1981
Note: Masthead of two issues by Howe; others in Historical Society library.

Jacobs, Herbert, Building With Frank Lloyd Wright, 1978

Hanks, David A., The Decorative Designs of Frank Lloyd Wright, 1979

Brooks, H. Allen, “Frank Lloyd Wright and the Destruction of the Box,” Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 1979

Fritz, Herbert, “At Taliesin,” An Uplands Reader, 1979

“Architect Lloyd Wright--His Life and Work” [Special feature], Space Design, 1979 November

“Arizona Biltmore,” Architectural Record, 1980

Pasteir, John, “In the Shadow of Frank Lloyd Wright,” PSA, 1980

“Wrighting wrongs?” Progressive Architecture, 1981

Hanna, Paul & Jean, Frank Lloyd Wright's Hanna House, 1981

Brooks, H. Allen, Writings on Wright, 1981

“The House of Frank Lloyd Wright” and “The House of Raku Endo,” Housing Review, 1981
Note: Japanese language publication.

Tanigawa, Masami, The Legacy of Wright, circa 1982
Note: Volume 9 of West Meets East: The Japanese Introduction to Western Architecture in the 19th and 20th Centuries and series brochure. Japanese language publication.

Heinz, Thomas, Frank Lloyd Wright, 1982

Englund, Bob, “The Hanna-Honeycomb House Book,” Hamline University, 1982

“Restoring a Famous Architect's First Residence,” Americana, 1982

“Oak Park's Frank Lloyd Wright,” Chicago, 1983

“The Radiant Legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright,” Mercedes, 1984

Scott, Margaret, Frank Lloyd Wright's Warehouse in Richland Center, 1984

Hoffman, Donald, Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House: The Illustrated Story of an Architectural Masterpiece, 1984

Brandon, L.A., “Frank Lloyd Wright in Mississippi,” Mississippi, 1984 September/ October

Frank Lloyd Wright & Susan Lawrence Dana: Town & Prairie Conference, 1985

Pappas, Bette K., Frank Lloyd Wright: No Passing Fancy, 1985

Cohen, Daniel, “Hollywood Discovers the Wright Stuff,” Historic Preservation, 1985

Weigand, Elizabeth, “The Arts at Midway Gardens,” Inland Architect, 1985

“Invisible Reweaving,” Progressive Architecture, 1985

The Wrightiana, 1985-1988
Note: Japanese language serial.

Kalec, Don & Ann Abernathy, “Frank Lloyd Wright's Oak Park Studio,” Fine Homebuilding, 1986

“Wright at Home Again,” Architectural Record, 1986

Treiber, Daniel, Frank Lloyd Wright, 1986

Hoffman, Donald, Frank Lloyd Wright: Architecture and Nature, 1986

Lipman, Jonathan, Frank Lloyd Wright and the Johnson Wax Building, 1986

Pfeiffer, Bruce & Yukio Futagawa, Frank Lloyd Wright, 1986
Note: Howe notes on drawing attribution; no monographs in the collection.

“Learning the Wright Lessons,” Home, 1987

“Wright Prevails,” Progressive Architecture, 1987

Brechin, Gary, “Frank Lloyd Wright's Classic Geometry,” Northern California Home & Garden, 1987

Quinan, Jack, Frank Lloyd Wright's Larkin Building: Myth and Fact, 1987

Gill, Brendan, Many Masks: A Life of Frank Lloyd Wright, 1987

Grace, Gary, “Wright at Home,” Historic Preservation, 1988

Schaefer, Ted, “No Rooms Available,” Lake Geneva, 1988

Trulsson, Nora, “Restoring a Classic,” Phoenix Home & Garden, 1989

Carlisle, Lynn, “Prairie Style West,” Santa Barbara, 1989

Maguire, Matt, “Frank Lloyd Wright Revisited,” In Marin, 1990

Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Newsletter, Volume 1, No. 2, 1990

Hildebrand, Grant, The Wright Space: Pattern & Meaning in Frank Lloyd Wright's Houses, 1991

“Frank Lloyd Wright in the Realm of Ideas,” Architecture, 1991 January

“Self Portrait,” Historic Preservation, 1993

Secrest, Meryle, “A Great Architect with Love for Nature and Lots of Fight,” Smithsonian, 1994

Macaulay, Stewart, “Organic Transactions: Contract, Frank Lloyd Wright and the Johnson Building,” Wisconsin Law Review, 1996

“William Palmer House” (Japanese language publication), 1997

Watterson, Kathryn, Building a Dream: the Sarah Smith Story, 1999

“The World of Frank Lloyd Wright, #1-8,” Yodoko News, undated

Misawa Home Company [20th anniversary], “Brightened Window Frames: A Great Master in the 20th Century, a Gifted Architect: Wright and Japan,” undated
Note: Japanese language video production.

Subseries: Clippings about Frank Lloyd Wright

Photocopied clippings
Note: Received after microfilming was completed.

General, 1980-2000

Arizona Capitol

Fallingwater

Guggenheim Museum

Hollyhock House

Imperial Hotel

Little House

Monona Terrace

Peterson, Seth, Cottage

Schaberg, Donald, House (Howe addition)

Willey House

Microfilmed clippings

1914-1962

1963-1993

Undated

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church

Appreciation and awards

Bach, Emil, House

Beth Shalom Synagogue

Bridges

Busts and portraits

Capital Times miscellany

Clark, W. Irving, House

Coonley, Avery, House

Dallas Theatre

Exhibits

Fallingwater

Florida Southern College

German, A.D., Warehouse

Grady Grammage Auditorium

Guggenheim Museum of Art

Illinois miscellany

Imperial Hotel

Johnson Wax buildings

Keland, Willard, House

Lacy Tower

Larkin Building

Lectures

Legal problems

Little, F.W., House

Marin County Courthouse

Midway Gardens

Miscellany

Monona Terrace

Oak Park

Oak Park studio

People associated with Wright

Point Park

Pottery House

Roberts, Isabel, House

Robie, Frederick, House

Spring Green Festival

St. Marks Tower

Sullivan, Louis

Taliesin

Taliesin Associated Architects

Taliesin West

Theories

Tours

Unitarian Meeting House

Usonian homes

Willits, Ward, House

Winslow, William, House

Wright Family members

Selected original clippings retained for exhibition purposes

Series: Memorabilia

Adelman House, 1952
Physical Description: 1 item 

Advertising

Lecture brochure, circa 1930

Frank Lloyd Wright in Gap ad, 1994

Aldebaran Farm
Physical Description: 1 item 

American Ready-Cut System
Physical Description: 1 item 

Anderegg, Ernst E.
Note: Published interview.

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
Physical Description: 17 items and 3 duplicates 

Aphorisms of Frank Lloyd Wright, Collected by Thomas E. Keys

Arizona Biltmore
Physical Description: 3 items 

Arizona Capitol
Physical Description: 1 item, 1 duplicate 

Arnold (Clark) House
Physical Description: 1 item 

Archives
Physical Description: 1 item 

Ascension Lutheran Church
Physical Description: 2 items 

Baker, Frank
Physical Description: 1 item 

Bannerstone (Dana) House (S#1805)
Physical Description: 2 items 

Barney, Maginel Wright (S#1597)
Physical Description: 3 items 
Note: Includes The Valley of the God-Almighty Joneses.

Barnsdale Park
Physical Description: 3 items 

Beth Sholom Synagogue
Physical Description: 4 items and 1 duplicate 

Bibliographies and project lists

Birthdays, 1956, 1992
Physical Description: 2 items 

Bock, Richard, Collection
Physical Description: 1 item 

Bradley House
Physical Description: 2 items 

Cards, Christmas

1974, circa 1976, 1981-1988
Note: Inscribed by Olgivanna Lloyd Wright.

Hyland print, undated

Fellowship card to Frank Lloyd Wright, 1938

Photographic cards
Physical Description: 2 items inscribed by Wright 

“To our Friends/ Four organic commandments” cards, 1944-1945 (S#2057)
Physical Description: 2 copies inscribed by Wright, 1 envelope 

China tableware
Physical Description: 1 item 

Cluever (Richard) House
Physical Description: 1 item 

Contractors' certificates regarding American System
Physical Description: 1 item and 5 duplicates 

Coonley House tile reproduction on wallpaper, circa 1976

Cooperative Homesteads
Note: Photocopy only.

Dallas Theater Center
Physical Description: 3 items 

Dana-Thomas House
Note

Includes Wright in Springfield newsletter and items.

See also Bannerstone House.

Duell, Sloan, Pearce book brochure
Physical Description: 1 item, 1 duplicate 

Endo, Raku

Enright, Elizabeth (biography)

Erdman Prefabs
Physical Description: 3 items and 3 duplicates 

Exhumation

Fallingwater
Physical Description: 6 items 

Films
Physical Description: 2 items 

First Christian Church, Phoenix
Physical Description: 4 items 

First Unitarian Meeting House
Physical Description: 5 items 

Florida Southern College
Physical Description: 8 items 

Frank Lloyd Wright Association

Frank Lloyd Wright Association of Japan

General
Physical Description: 3 items and 4 duplicates 

Souvenir ashtray

Calendars, 1990 and 1991

Tours, 1973-1976

Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy
Physical Description: 3 items 

Frank Lloyd Wright Day in Oak Park, 1969 (S#1774)
Physical Description: 1 item 

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation
Physical Description: 5 items, postcards, 1983 sale catalog 

Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio Foundation

Plan for Restoration and Adaptive Use, 1978

Friends of Taliesin
Physical Description: 1 item 

Getman Warehouse
Physical Description: 3 items and 2 duplicates 

Grady Grammage Auditorium
Physical Description: 7 items 

Oversize item (S#1569)

Griffin, Walter Burley

Guggenheim Museum
Physical Description: 9 items 

Gurdjieff, Georgi (S#2067)
Physical Description: 1 item 

Hamilton, Mary Jane, 1995
Note: Notes on unidentified plate that pairs plans for Millard [TA#0606] and Hunt [TA# 0705] houses.

Hanna, Paul and Jean, House
Physical Description: 1 item 

Henredon furniture

Hillside Home School
Note: Album of Edith Hebert Howe, mother of John H. Howe.

Hoffman Jaguar Showroom
Physical Description: 1 item 

Hunting Hartford
Physical Description: 1 item 

Imperial Hotel
Physical Description: 8 items 

Matches

The Wise Bamboo
Note: Recollections of J. Malcolm Morris, former manager of the Imperial Hotel. A gift to Frank Lloyd Wright, 1953.

Jiyu Giaken School

International Village
Physical Description: 1 item 

Jacobs, Herbert
Note: Includes We Chose the Country, 1981.

Japan miscellany

Johnson Wax Building
Physical Description: 8 items 

Jones, Fay

Lake Geneva Hotel

Lawrence Library

Libermann, Daniel

Lincoln Tower
Physical Description: 1 item 

Little (Francis) House
Physical Description: 2 items and interview with Mrs. Raymond Stevenson 

Marin County Civic Center
Physical Description: 16 items and 1 duplicate 

Marin County Fair
Physical Description: 1 item 

Martin (Darwin) House
Physical Description: 3 items 

Masselink, Gene
Physical Description: 1 item 

May (Meyer) House
Physical Description: 4 items 

Mile High Tower
Physical Description: 2 items 

Monona Terrace
Physical Description: 3 items 

Morris (V.C.) House
Physical Description: 3 items 

Mosher, Bob

Mossberg (Herman) House
Physical Description: 1 item 

New Theatre
Physical Description: 1 item 

New Theatre of Hartford
Physical Description: 1 item 

Oak Park

Paint
Physical Description: 1 item, 1 duplicate 

Peters, Brandoc
Physical Description: 1 item, 1 duplicate 

Pope-Leighey House
Physical Description: 3 items 

Postcards of Wright
Physical Description: 4 items and 1 duplicate 

Price's “Grandmother” House
Physical Description: 1 item 

Price Tower
Physical Description: 1 item 

Programs, miscellaneous
Physical Description: 2 items 

Rebay, Roland V. (Anstatt Beschamt zu Schweigen)

Reproduction furniture and gifts
Physical Description: 3 items 

River Forest Tennis Club, 1907-1908
Physical Description: 2 items 

Rosenbaum (Stanley) House

St. Marks in the Bouwerie
Note: Proof of cutaway rendering of furniture placement, perhaps by Charles Morgan, circa 1930, for a promotional piece. Handwritten message regarding Washburn on verso.

Schindler, Rudolph

“Shining Brow” opera
Physical Description: 3 items 

Simon and Garfunkel song, “So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright”

Spring Green city and centennial, 1957
Physical Description: 5 items and 2 duplicates 

Spring Green Restaurant
Physical Description: 2 items 

Oversize item

Springs Golf Club Resort
Physical Description: 1 item 

Stained glass windows
Physical Description: 1 item 

Stamps
Physical Description: 6 items and 3 duplicates 

Stationery

Samples

Gene Masselink

Charles Morgan Associates

Swaback, Verne

Taliesin

Brochures

Choir
Physical Description: 2 items 

Fellows of Northern California
Physical Description: 2 items 

Fellowship
Physical Description: 1 item 

Festival of Music and Dance, 1950-1971
Physical Description: 12 items 

Hillside Theatre
Physical Description: 1 item 

Postcards
Physical Description: 5 items 
Note: See also photographic postcards by Cook and Moen housed with the unprocessed PH Mss 842.

Romeo and Juliet
Physical Description: 1 item 

West
Physical Description: 5 items 

Postcards
Physical Description: 3 items and 3 duplicates 

Programs

Testimonial, 1955
Physical Description: 3 items and 4 duplicates 

Tirranna
Physical Description: 2 items 

Tours and guidebooks

Miscellaneous guides and tours
Physical Description: 4 items 

1988 Japanese tour

Unity Chapel, 1986
Physical Description: 2 items 

Unity Temple
Physical Description: 14 items 

Usonian Automatic
Physical Description: 1 item 

Van Der Rohe dinner, 1938
Physical Description: 1 item 

Walter (Lowell) Residence
Physical Description: 1 item, 1 duplicate 

Will
Physical Description: photocopies 

Wingspread
Physical Description: 7 items 

Wright (Duey) House
Physical Description: 1 item 

Wright, Eric Lloyd

Wright, Iovanna Lloyd (and Festival of the Arts)

Wright, John Lloyd and Barry Byrne
Physical Description: 6 items 

Wright, Lloyd

Wright Family

Wrought Iron for Radiant Heating Installations (Byers Company bulletin)

Yamamura House
Physical Description: 2 items 

Japanese language videotape, undated

Zimmerman, Isadore, House
Physical Description: 2 items 

Series: Taliesin Publications

“At Taliesin”: mimeographed papers by various apprentices, undated
Physical Description: 4 sheets and folder 

Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture: An Overview, 1988-1989

Hillside Home School of the Allied Arts, Prospectus, 1931 (S#2034)
Physical Description: 1 item, 1 duplicate 

Jokake School, Programs for entertainment, 1939
Physical Description: 2 items 

Marin County Hall of Justice presentation book, 1964
Physical Description: 2 copies, 1 with photographic plates 

Taliesin Associated Architects
Physical Description: 2 items and 1 duplicate 

Taliesin Eyes, Numbers 1, 3-9 (S#2038)

Original
Access Restrictions: Original restricted. See facsimile in Box 57, Folder 1. For access to original see Archives Reference Staff.

Facsimile

Taliesin Fellowship applications, 1934, undated

Taliesin Fellowship brochures

1932
Physical Description: 1 item and 4 duplicate sheets 

2 versions (S#2035?), 1933 January

(S#2036), 1933 December

1937

1938
Physical Description: 1 item and 1 annotated version 

(S#2039), 1939

1940
Note: Duplicate

1944

Before 1959

1959
Physical Description: 5 duplicates 

(S#2073), 1965

Taliesin Festival of Music and Dance programs, 1957-1961, 1969

Taliesin [Magazine]

(S#2037), 1934

(S#2040, S#2041), 1940

Promotional brochure, 1940
Physical Description: 2 items and 1 duplicate 

Taliesin Playhouse programs

Folder number not assigned

circa 1933
Physical Description: 1 item 

1937
Physical Description: 1 item 

1938-1939
Physical Description: 3 items 

Oversize item

1939-1944
Physical Description: 7 items 

1947
Physical Description: 1 item 

1954
Physical Description: 4 items 

Undated
Physical Description: 1 item 

Taliesin Square Papers (S#2042-7, 2050-3, 2055-6, 2058-9, 2064, 2069), 1941-1953
Note: S#7 and S#9 are not included in the set.

Taliesin summer apprentices, undated
Physical Description: 2 items 

Taliesin Tract #1, 1953 (S#2070)
Physical Description: 1 item 

Series: Exhibit Catalogs

Art Institute, 1914 (S#121)
Physical Description: 1 item 

Antique Colour Prints from the Collection of Frank Lloyd Wright, Arts Club of Chicago (S#137), 1917
Physical Description: 2 items 

Architectural League invitation, 1930
Physical Description: 1 item 

Boston, 1933, revised 1940

A New House on Bear Run, Penn., by Frank Lloyd Wright (S#430), 1938

Boston (S#502), 1940

Rotterdam (S#863), 1952

National Institute of Arts and Letters (S#911), 1953

Sixty Years of Living Architecture

Guggenheim catalog, 1953 (S#1912)
Physical Description: 2 items, one with Wright annotation and note from Lu Sparks Howe 

The Usonian House souvenir brochure, 1953
Physical Description: 2 items 

Los Angeles (S#991), 1954

Chicago (S#1094), 1956
Physical Description: 5 items and 2 duplicates 

Midland Art Association, 1959

Italy, 1960

Frank Lloyd Wright: Man Over Machine (USIS exhibition, Hong Kong), 1962

University of Illinois (S#1629), 1966

Edmund Teske Photographs, Los Angeles (S#1949), 1974

Frank Lloyd Wright Drawings, 1887-1959

Naples, 1976

Reprinted as Frank Lloyd Wright: Three Quarters of a Century of Drawings, 1981

Innovative Furniture in America, Smithsonian Institution, 1981
Note: Poster only.

Frank Lloyd Wright at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1982

Prairie School of Architecture in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minneapolis, 1982

Frank Lloyd Wright: Decorative Objects, Prints, Drawings: Florida Projects, Miami Beach, 1984

Realizations of Usonia: Frank Lloyd Wright in Westchester, 1985

Frank Lloyd Wright in the Realm of Ideas, 1988, and in Japan, , 1991

Frank Lloyd Wright: Preserving an Architectural Heritage: Decorative Designs from the Domino's Pizza Collection, 1989

The Wright State: Frank Lloyd Wright in Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1992

Miscellaneous exhibit brochures

Series: John H. Howe Papers

Bible given to Howe in , 1924 (with Lu Howe's note indicating marks made by Wright in Matthew 6 and 7)

Correspondence

General, 1951-1988

Heinz, Thomas, regarding Alfred Hebert House, 1981
Note: Includes photographs.

Henning, Randolph, notes on photographs, 1990

McCoy, Esther, 1980
Note: Includes Vienna to Los Angeles.

Memorials, obituary, and John Howe in Minnesota exhibit brochure, 1997-2001

Reproductions of drawings by Howe

Menomonie Public Library brochure

For Aaron Green (published), 1965

For Frank Lloyd Wright
Note: Miscellaneous reproductions annotated by Howe: Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, Christian Science Church, Claremont Hotel Wedding Chapel, Gillin House, Guggenheim Museum, Hanna House, University of Wichita Juvenile Cultural Center, and unidentified item.

Memorabilia, undated

Mossberg House construction records and notes

Nihon University, speech with published list of executed buildings by Howe, 1975

Notes, 1989

Pew House expenses, undated

Scrapbooks

1932-1936, and loose clippings, , 1961, undated
Note: Includes typed “Work Song of the Taliesin Fellowship.”

Loose clippings, 1961, undated

1932-1933
Note: Notes on Helena Shot Tower and photographs.

Taliesin Fellowship lists, 1938-1939, 1961-1964

Taliesin Fellowship studio roll, 1959-1960

Taliesin Fellowship work lists, 1959-1960

Writings about Wright by Howe

[Frank Lloyd Wright special issue], Northwest Architect with Allen Olson and Albert Hoffmeyer (S#1788), 1969

“Frank Lloyd Wright,” MAA Review of the Arts, 1976
Note: Includes Howe's Tucson Creative Dance Center.

“Reflections of Taliesin” and “Organic Architecture-Form Follows Function,” 1977

Series: Prints and Drawing Reproductions

Subseries: Exhibit prints
Note: An asterisk indicates Howe has noted the responsible draftsman.

Adams (Harry) House (TA#1105.06)

Adelman (Albert) House (TA#4834?)

Allen (Henry) House (2) (TA#1701)

All Steel House (3) (TA#3705)

American Ready-Cut System (TA#1506?)

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (2)* (TA#5611)

Arizona State Capitol “Oasis”(7)* (TA#5732)

Arizona State University Fine Arts Center (TA#5911)

Artist's Studio-Residence (TA#0311)

Ascension Lutheran Congregation*

Bagley (Joseph) House* (TA#1601)

Baker (Frank J.) House Scheme 2 (2)* (TA#0901)

Beth Sholom Synagogue* (TA#5313)

Bloomfield House (TA#49020)

Boynton House* (TA#0801)

Browne's Bookstore (TA#0802.005)

Burlingame Pottery House (TA#4202)

Carlson (Raymond) House* (TA#5004)

Community Church, Kansas City (4)*

Coonley House

Coonley Playhouse (15)* (TA#1201)

Cooper House (annotated)

Crystal Heights* (TA#4016)

Doheny Ranch Resort (TA#2104)

Donahue (3)* (TA#5901)

Fiesole Villa (TA#1005)

Final projects on Frank Lloyd Wright desktop (annotated)

Florida Southern College

Gerts House (2) (TA#0615.04 and TA#1114)

Gillin (John A.) House (2) (TA#5034)

Guggenheim Museum

Hanna House* (TA#3701.02)

Huntington Hartford Cottage Group Hotel* (TA#4721)

Hilly House (TA#1303)

Imperial Hotel, Scheme 1 (TA#1409.27)

Jacobs I* (TA#4812)

Johnson Wax Administration Building (TA#3601)*

Jones (Richard Lloyd) House (4) (TA#2901 and 2902)

Kaufmann Fallingwater (3) (TA#3602)

Kaufmann Garage (TA#4923)

LaGrange School (TA#1206.01)

Lake Tahoe Summer Colony (TA#2205.01)

Larkin Company Administrative Building (3) (TA#0403)

Lenkurt Electric Company (3)* (TA#5520)

Lexington Terrace Apartments (TA#0111)

Little (Francis) House* (TA#1304)

Loeb House (TA#4511)

McCord House* (TA#4825)

McCormick (Harold) House (3) (TA#0713)

Martin (Darwin) House* (TA#0405)

Marting House* (TA #4713)

Merchandising Building (TA#2203)

Meyer House* (TA#5015)

Midway Gardens (2) (TA#1401.14 and .44)

Monona Terrace (2)* (TA#3909)

Morris (V.C.) House (5)* (TA#5412)

National Life Insurance Company (5) (TA#2404)

Neuroseum Hospital (3) (TA#5533)

Oboler (Arch) House (2)* (TA#4018)

Pettit Memorial Chapel (TA#0619)

Pittsburgh Point Park Civic Center (7)* (TA #4821)

Quadrangle Block

Rebhuhn House* (TA#5413)

Roble House (TA#0908)

Rogers Lacy Hotel (2)* (TA#4606)

Rosenbaum House* (TA#3903)

Stevens Auldbrass Plantation* (TA#4015)

Stohr Arcade Shops (2) (TA#0910)

Strong Automobile Objective (2) (TA#2505)

Suburban House (Bach) (TA#1117)

Taliesin Courtyard

Tomek House (4) (TA#0711)

Tremaine Meteor Crater Inn* (TA#4822)

Ullman House (2) (TA#0411)

Unity Temple (3) (TA#0611)

Vogelsang Dinner Garden (TA#1407)

Wallis, Henry, House (2)

Juvenile Cultural Center (Wichita)

Windfohr House (TA#4919)

Wolf Lake Amusement Park (3) (TA#9510)

Wright (David) “How to Live in the Southwest” House* (TA#5030)

Yahara Boathouse (TA#0211)

Unidentified
Physical Description: 5 items 

Subseries: Prints for American System Built Homes, Richards Company, 1916?, undated
Note

Album of loose items.

See also American System-Built House Series Portfolio (Mss 1163).

A101 Halftone print, perspective drawing (TA#1506.140)
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

A221 Halftone print, perspective drawing (TA#1506.146)
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

A243 Halftone print, Perspective drawing
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

B11 Halftone print, Perspective drawing
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

B23 Halftone print, Perspective drawing (TA#1506.112)
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

E3 Woodblock-type print, Perspective drawing, Exterior (TA#1506.118)
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

J521 Brownline print, Perspective drawing of an apartment house
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

J900 Halftone print, Isometric floor plan (TA#1506.112)
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

J902 Woodblock-type print, Perspective by Rudolf Schindler
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

Benday print, Perspective drawing (TA#1506.112)
Alternate Format: All or part has been digitized and is available online.

Subseries: Measured Drawing Books

Myonichkan Architectural Institute of Japan, Measured Drawings of the Myonichi Hall of Jiyugakeuen: Frank Lloyd Wright and Arata Endo, 1975

Tanigawa Laboratory, Nihon University, undated

Hayashi House

Jiyu Gakuen Girls School (TA#2101), includes typed note from Arata Endo, 1975

Motion picture theatre (TA#1805)

Schools of the Free Spirit

Yamamura House (TA#1803)

Yamamura House (continued)